'Art of the Deal’ co-author says Trump is having a ‘meltdown’ and explains why this is a 'true emergency'

A coauthor of Donald Trump 's "Art of Trade" in 1987 said the President "collapsed" and believes that this is a "real emergency".

In an interview with CNN's recent Brian Stelter, the writer Tony Schwartz said he believes that it is important to turn attention to Mr. Trump's behavior. He called it "out of standard". Sturt previously asked Mr. Schwartz whether Mr. Trump's continued speculation is dangerous.

"We need to keep our front and center, which is far beyond the normal code of conduct," he said. He added that Mr. Trump 's trip to Europe would further prove that President of the United States had "fallen" due to pressure and "embraced" emotions.

Mr. Trump agreed to the Brexit agreement and criticized Theresame in the same day interview he arrived in London. Mr. Trump later called the conservative Rupert Murdoch's report "false news" at a press conference with Mr. May, denying this criticism.

Mr. Trump 's trip to Europe also expressed his participation in the NATO Summit, and among his strong criticism of the fact that his ally did not spend insufficient defense during the summit meeting There is a report detailed.

When asked why he is confident of calling Mr. Trump a "crash", Mr. Schwartz quoted the "wonderful" time with the president - within 18 months - and "25-year psychology The reason of "student" who became "studies"

He said: "I believe the risk of this republic is far beyond what most reporters say and the people - so it is not really fully understood."

Mr. Schwartz noted that his tweets and live interviews are his attempts to alert the public, he added that he is trying to be "Paul Libya" - metalworkers in the 18th century were concerned about the British army I celebrated the arrival of American militia

In an interview with Mr. Sturt, he acknowledged what Mr. Trump had predicted before resigning in 2017.

"You are right, I completely missed it," he said. "I think that was wrong, I think he underestimated the huge affection he had to stay in his office."

In response to a question about whether a journalist should be brave enough to report Mr. Trump 's "adaptation", Mr. Schwartz said journalists are "challenging roles" since Mr. Trump, and are "blurred I answered. Action among all of us We usually take this approach and do what seems necessary in the face of special dangers. "

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This summer, New Yorker released a story about Jane Mel on Tot Schwartz, a co-author of the card "Trump: The Art of Trading." Mayer wrote that the issue of GQ described on the cover of the cards is a huge bestseller. She reported that the auction encouraged SI's Newhouse Jr. (and New Yorker), the owner of the magazine, to urge Random House editors (owned by him) to sign books for Trump. What did they do? The problem with this story is that the GQ problem in the cards is hardly sold. At least in a traditional way. In other words, his copy was bought by him - cards sent a chance to buy as many people as possible. The obvious purpose at the time before the Internet appeared was to keep the story secretly away from the line of sight.