In his new book, William Barr describes how Trump would treat people. Barr writes that Trump would sometimes go above and beyond the standard one Diet Coke per person. According to Barr, Trump would offer cigars and Hershey bars. In his new book, former Attorney General William Barr talks about how his boss would go to lengths to charm guests at meetings. He was always attentive and would make sure everyone had a Diet Coke. I always accepted that you have to play the hand you are dealt. While parts of the Barr book focus on disagreements he had with the former president, Barr takes a more sympathetic view of how Trump handled meetings. Despite allowing the frequent re-litigation of issues, the relaxed, ad hoc meetings in the President's little dining room could be very productive. In a single morning, Trump was known to watch up to 7 hours of TV, mostly cable news. Barr recalls the meetings fondly, despite the fact that Trump had the TV on in the background. The conversation would meander along, winding through numerous diversions, some prompted by a TV item, some by new arrivals, and some by the mysterious workings of the President's stream of consciousness. The original article is on Business Insider. The former attorney general for Trump told NBC News that Trump doesn't want the truth but needs a way to explain how he didn't win. William Barr talked about his new book and the direction of the Republican Party. We don't understand why these inventions are only found outside of the US. A Georgia man is going to prison for 3 years for spending $60,000 in relief money on a Pokémon card. Last week, Amy Schumer accidentally revealed that her Life costar Michael Cera recently became a dad. The model's death has been shrouded in mystery. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. The Florida Senate voted last week to make abortions illegal after 15 weeks of pregnancy in cases of rape and incest. The world's first stand-up water slide is getting roasted. Digital World Acquisition Corp.'s stock is likely to fall in the coming months. There are 30 hilarious photos of things that happen only in China. Michael Gableman, the former state Supreme Court justice who was hired by the Assembly speaker to investigate the 2020 election, has a new contract with the speaker. James Bopp told the judge that the deal between Gableman and Vos would be filed by the end of the day. Gableman told lawmakers last week that he was in talks with Vos to extend his contract, which expired on New Year's Eve. The critic wonders if what the Republican congresswoman does qualifies as work. JiDion, whose real name is Jidon Adams, dressed up as a student at Harvard University to film a typewriter prank. Trump called for Clinton to be jailed and encouraged her to chant "lock her up". The Secretary of State for the Vatican told the Russian Foreign Minister that the Holy See wanted armed attacks in Ukraine to stop and humanitarian corridors to be guaranteed. The Vatican said that Cardinal Pietro Parolin repeated the Vatican's willingness to do anything to bring about peace. The statement said that the cardinal told Lavrov that Pope Francis was very worried about the war. Since Prince Harry moved to America, she has not seen his children in person. There are 40 wild facts about Adam West's Batman show. Retired four-star US admiral James Stavridis said that the ex-Soviet countries of Moldova and Kazakhstan are likely where Putin goes next. Russian forces are gathering resources for a storm, according to the Ukrainian military. In his book, Barr says he told Trump he was like a bull in a bull ring. William Barr, Donald Trump's second attorney general, told him he was like a bull in a bull ring. In return, Trump called Barr a broken horse. Couples who are married share some of the comic parts of having a spouse. Try not to laugh. The convoy is going to circle the D.C. Beltway twice a day. Barr said that it was par for the course when it came to Trump. The dangers of hard liquor cannot be compared to the high levels of THC in marijuana plants.INSIDER
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