'We have a felon in the White House,' the co-author of Trump's 1987 book 'The Art of The Deal' told Anderson Cooper.
The author responded:"What you have here is the middle of Trump's vulnerability, because he equates his personal worth, whatever amount of worth he thinks he has deep down, with his net worth. And what's so clear here is that he is a horrible businessman, just as he's been a terrible president."
Speaking about the loans and debts that the president will have to pay in the upcoming four years, which the article says amount to more than $400 million, the author said that this should not be one of American's biggest concerns. "Relative to the harms that the president can inflict on us if he is re-elected and feels he has no more boundaries and no more barriers, whether or not he has big debts is not going to be the issue that American faces".
Instead, Schwartz says that Americans will face the"potential of martial law" and the enlistment of law enforcement to"round up his enemies."
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