Trump’s Late-Night Truths Are the Ultimate Professional Hangover
The Daily Beast podcast reveals that former President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social almost every night in April, with only five days without activity between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. Data shows he was online roughly 80 % of the time he should have been sleeping, suggesting chronic insomnia. The analysis ties his 2‑3 a.m. rants to age‑related health concerns and argues that this nonstop, unfiltered communication erodes traditional political norms. It also contrasts Trump’s claim of thriving on little sleep with medical warnings about cognitive impairment.
The Situation Room Is Boiling Over—And Trump Is Getting Burned
Donald Trump’s relationship with his own military leadership has deteriorated to the point where senior generals are reportedly barring him from the Situation Room during critical operations. In a recent Daily Beast podcast, analyst David Rothkopf described the president as...
The Horrifying Secrets—And Spreadsheets—In RFK Jr.’s Diaries
The Daily Beast podcast features author Isabel Vincent discussing her biography “RFK Jr.: The Fall and Rise,” which is built on the former health secretary’s secret diaries. The diaries, uncovered after his late wife’s death, detail a staggering number of...
How Trump’s Tactical Inversions Tighten His Grip on Power
The Daily Beast podcast features authors Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian discussing their new bestseller, “Trump’s Ten Commandments: Strategic Lessons from the Trump Leadership Toolbox.” The book dissects Donald Trump’s habit of turning outspoken critics into loyal allies, a tactic...