Trump Is Furious At Mark Meadows For Saying His Hair Is A 'Mess'

Assuming there's one thing Donald Trump thinks often about more than showing the "washouts" and "critics" that he can be president again assuming he needs to, it's his hair (it positively takes need over his children). He spent more than $70,000 a year keeping up with his indisputable bald spot coif, and it's the justification behind his peculiar fixation on water pressure. "You turn on the shower - on the off chance that you're similar to me, you can't wash your lovely hair appropriately. 'Kindly come out.' The water, it dribbles. right?" the most peculiar man alive
Said during an Ohio Whirlpool fabricating plant visit. A periodic late-night dishevel is OK, yet nobody better consider Trump's hair a "wreck." That's untouchable.

Trump is allegedly enraged at his previous head of staff Mark Meadows for expounding on his hair in the book, The's Chief. As the Washington Post reports:

Trump is additionally especially disturbed with regards to an entry in which Meadows portrays him sitting in bed debilitated with COVID-19 in the White House home, composing that Trump had "red streaks" in his eyes and that "his hair was a wreck."

"This person is discussing what I resemble, in my room, Trump grumbled as of late to one comrade.
Glades likewise uncovered that Trump tried positive for COVID-19 preceding his discussion with Joe Biden. Upon the arrival of the discussion, Trump's face "had recovered its standard light bronze tint, and the rock in his voice was gone," Meadows composed, however "the dark circles under his eyes had developed. As we strolled into the scene around five o'clock in the evening, I could see that he was moving more leisurely than expected. He strolled like he was conveying some additional load on his back." He almost passed on, yet basically his hair didn't look untidy.