How Trump views Musk, Melania, and his weight: 10 shocking facts from All or Nothing book

Trump feared for his life on Jeffrey Epstein's plane

One of the biggest revelations in the book was Trump's fear of dying aboard Jeffrey Epstein's old plane, which his campaign headquarters rented after Trump Force One broke down.

According to the author, “Donald howled in fear” and survived the trip with “white-knuckle, head-banging lurches. Stomach-dropping turbulence”. His blood pressure also dropped critically.

Trump wanted a woman as vice president

Instead of JD Vance, Trump reportedly wanted a woman to be vice president in his administration.

“Elon Musk told Trump his support for the ticket was contingent on Trump's picking Vance,” Wolff explained in the book.

Earlier, Trump told NBC Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker that he “likes the concept” of having a woman in the White House, but he would like to “pick the best person.”

Trump was confused by Elon Musk's strange behavior

According to the author, when Trump saw Elon Musk jumping for joy during a campaign rally in October 2024, he said: “What the f* is wrong with this guy”

At the time, Musk was wearing a T-shirt with the words “Occupy Mars” on it.

Trump wanted to quit

In an excerpt published by The Daily Beast, Wolff said that Trump was on the verge of “cracking” after the assassination attempt in Pennsylvania and before his speech in Madison Square.

Trump's reaction after the debate with Joe Biden

According to the book, Trump believes the Democrats deliberately arranged Joe Biden's disastrous performance at the debate to get him out of the presidential race.

The new US president also called the book All or Nothing a fake and garbage after its release.

“He called me many times trying to set up a meeting, but I never called him back because I didn't want to give him the credibility of an interview,” Trump said.

Donald Trump (photo: Getty Images)

How Trump and Laura Loomer met

Wolff said that a female campaign aide, former One America News Network anchor Natalie Harp, was a supporter of Trump.

According to the book, Harp introduced Trump to Laura Loomer, whom she invited into the campaign's inner circle to be “friends” with him.

Loomer knew how to flatter Trump and did it all the time.

Wolff also reported that Trump wanted Loomer on the team “as a reliable source of flattery,” although she was eventually “thrown under the bus” amid the media frenzy surrounding her involvement in the campaign.

Did Trump use Ozempic?

In his book, Wolff argues that Trump's inner circle believed that the president was injecting Ozempic or another weight loss drug. The fact is that the US president has lost a lot of weight recently.

Melania Trump hates her husband

The journalist also touched on Trump's marriage to Melania, as many speculated that their relationship was in trouble considering her absence from his campaign.

“She f * hates him,” the ‘Mar-a-Lago patio confidant’ allegedly told the journalist.

Melania and Donald Trump (photo: Getty Images)

Melania and Donald do not live together

“Nobody can tell you where Melania even actually lives. It may be, on its own peculiar terms, the most successful marriage in America. Or, it may be ready to blow up at any moment,” Wolff wrote in the book, revealing that Trump's campaign did not know where Melania lived during his re-election campaign.

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