Anyone who's read 'Fire and Fury'. the inside look at Dotard's White House,

has gotta be 'scared to death' that Hope Hicks is leaving. She's one of the FEW, who could stand up to the Orange Clown, who could face down the Liar in Chief and bring order to the chaos he creates, from his vain, arrogant mind. She could settle him down, with a few well placed compliments and say NO (sometimes), when he'd float some half-baked, dumbass idea, of which he is FULL.
She'd sit him in front of FOX, (unless he was already there), where he could find some major league ass-kissing and find his next 'high level' appointment.
I've read some scary shit in my life, incl Stephen King, but that's NOTHING like seeing what goes on inside the Orange Clown's head and the rest of the White House when he's there.
What decisions are made, and WHY.
Like a child who can't or WON'T read, he has an attention span of five year old and has NO DESIRE to learn the basics of governing. Instead, turning over major decisions to the 'last person who talked with him', and stuck their nose the furthest up his ass. I WISH I was kidding....
There WERE a few adults around, but they've been run off, or left on their own, when faced with the daily insanity of a Trump-themed zoo.
I'm only about half way through (long book), but although I can't stop, it really BOTHERS me when I see who's in charge of the country that my kids and grandkids are gonna inherit.
It's downright scary/depressing.
Want to read a real life horror story? Check out 'Fire and Fury', written by the guy that had almost unlimited access, speaking with the nearly all the characters, as the inmates took over the asylum.
you'll never look at Steve Bannon, the (former) power behind the throne, as the vain, petty vindictive egomaniac takes over the job he never really WANTED, and is TOTALLY UNQUALIFIED for surrounding himself with equally unqualified minions.
The double digit IQ crowd, feeling left behind in the modern world wanted to 'shake things up'.
SUCCESS!, idiots....