Source:CNN– former Donald Trump White House Chief of Staff deputy and now author Cassie Hutchinson.

Source:The New Democrat

“Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson joined CNN’s Jake Tapper to discuss her new book “Enough,” which paints the closing days of the Trump White House as even more chaotic and lawless than she previously disclosed in her shocking televised testimony last summer.”

From CNN

Just the fact that not just people who worked for Donald Trump, but some of the closest people to Donald Trump, at least in the sense of people that have worked for Donald Trump, are the people who are speaking out against Donald Trump (at least in the Republican Party) and are testifying against Donald Trump, should tell you everything that you need to know about Donald Trump and how he does business and governs. (If you want to call that governing)

Mark Meadows, wasn’t a coffee boy. He wasn’t a runner, the guy who took and delivered messages or answered the door when the food arrived. He was the White House Chief of Staff for President Donald Trump. The only two people that could have more information about how the U.S. Government works when they were in power, would be Donald Trump and then Vice President Mike Pence. Mark Meadows job at the White House, was to supervise the entire presidential staff there. And Cassie Hutchinson was basically his deputy who was in on almost everything that her boss was involved in.

Also, a lot of the people who are speaking out against Donald Trump, are not in current legal jeopardy. People like Alyssa Farrah Griffin, who was on the President’s communications staff, Ty Cobb, who was the President’s private lawyer in Washington, Vice President Pence’s Chief of Staff Mark Short, and the President’s last White House Press Secretary (even though she never held press conferences) Stephanie Grisham.

So these are the people who know Donald Trump very well, if not the best and they’re now telling America how big of a threat that the former President is to the country. Which is why at the very least they need to be listened too and taken very seriously.