Inside Trump's Head Epstein Files are About to Spill Into Open: Wolff
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Nov 12, 2025 Michael Wolff, an author and media commentator renowned for his insights into Donald Trump, joins Joanna Coles to navigate the murky waters of the Epstein files and Ghislaine Maxwell’s possible pardon. They dive into Congress’s push for documents from federal agencies, and the unexpected perks Maxwell enjoys in prison. Wolff discusses how a pardon might shield key testimonies, revealing the intricate connections between these high-profile figures and Trump’s ongoing legal challenges, painting a vivid picture of political intrigue.
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Trump's Self-Destruction Shapes Opponents' Choices
- Wolff argues Trump is self-destructive and repeatedly sabotages his allies, making politics unpredictable.
- This behavior forces opponents into reactive, often ineffective strategies instead of waiting him out.
Murdoch Shapes Fox Messaging For Power
- Wolff suggests Rupert Murdoch privately directs Fox messaging and influences interviews like Laura Ingraham's.
- He frames Murdoch as conflicted: he dislikes Trump yet uses his outlets to manage power relationships.
Signed Book Guilt
- Wolff describes being asked to sign an annotated copy of Fire and Fury and feeling guilty about mailing it.
- He admits he's kept the book and struggles to send it back.
