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'Was it a good day or a bad day?' she [Marsha Coats] would ask carefully, but with intense curiosity.
'It was a good meeting today,' he [Dan Coats] said sometimes. The president listened, asked good questions. Trump was smart and could be engaging and even charming.
[...]
Bud the bad days were more frequent. Coats began to think Trump was impervious to facts. Trump had his own facts: Nearly everyone was an idiot, and almost every country was ripping off the United States. The steady stream of ranting was debilitating. The tension never abated, and Coats would not bend facts to suit the president's preconceptions or desires.
'It was a good meeting today,' he [Dan Coats] said sometimes. The president listened, asked good questions. Trump was smart and could be engaging and even charming.
[...]
Bud the bad days were more frequent. Coats began to think Trump was impervious to facts. Trump had his own facts: Nearly everyone was an idiot, and almost every country was ripping off the United States. The steady stream of ranting was debilitating. The tension never abated, and Coats would not bend facts to suit the president's preconceptions or desires.
