Trump Is Raging To Staff About Courtroom Sketches And Reports Of His Napping

Donald Trump is not happy about what's happening inside the courtroom during his first criminal trial, and reports say that he is raging to his staffers behind the scenes. The two things that are driving him the most crazy are the sketches from the courtroom sketch artist - apparently Trump doesn't like the way he looks - but he's also furious about the reports saying that he's dozing off during proceedings. Trump is the one who said he wanted "wall to wall" media coverage, and now he's finding out how stupid that wish was. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Donald Trump is not happy at all with how things have gone during the first week of his trial, and it doesn't appear that he's gonna be happy about things or how things are gonna go this week either. Uh, so here's what's happened. According to multiple insiders in Trump world who spoke to Rolling Stone, Donald Trump is raging behind the scenes about a couple of very specific issues. The first of which is that they're angry, or he's angry that Maggie Haberman had reported that he took a nap on the first day of the trial, and then that blew up in the media. Then of course, on Tuesday, he also got caught dozing off again. So he's furious at Maggie Haberman, who was considered to be the Trump whisperer for actually telling the world, Hey, this guy fell asleep in court, what an idiot. And then he did it again, even after he was mad about it. He is like, ah, I'm,

I'm bad about it, but I'm also pretty tired. Oh

God. So, yeah, I mean, you kind of had your warning on Monday, like if you fall asleep, people are gonna notice. And then he just did it again on Tuesday, and he's furious that people knew that he took a little nap. But that's not the only thing he's raging about. He's also apparently super angry at the courtroom sketch artist, according to the sources that, again, spoke to Rolling Stone. Donald Trump is mad that the courtroom sketch art artist is apparently trying to make him look bad, like intentionally going out of his way to make Donald Trump look awful in the sketches. Um, because, you know, that's definitely much more likely than Donald Trump realizing that he's not that attractive. Um, so, you know, I mean, you kind of have to have a little bit of that self-realization there. Like, Hey, hey, everybody always tends to kind of overestimate their good looks, right?

I mean, I know I can look in the mirror sometimes and be like, wow, look at me. And then I see myself in a picture. I'm like, oh, that just ruined my day. But Trump's not like that. He thinks what he sees in the mirror, that inflated self-image he has, that's what everybody sees. Everybody. He sees these courtroom sketches, he's like, no, that's clearly not even me. So he's angry about that. And now. Now he's angry that people think he's angry because his campaign spokesperson Steven Chung came out and he said, none of these sources know what the hell they're talking about and clearly have no access to any type of factual information. These are the types of losers who will try to pedal fantasy as fact because they live miserable existences.

So we get reports that Trump is angry behind the scenes, which is the most believable thing about Donald Trump. We, we can see his anger, by the way, Stephen Chung, like we see it in his post on truth social. We see it in his talking with reporters, uh, when he comes into and leaves the courtroom like, we see how mad he is, and you're gonna sit there and tell Rolling Stone that no, these, none of this is true.