Trump's 'moods' are straining his staff's ability to get him to campaign: report

A combination of anger, incredulity and boredom at having to appear in a Manhattan courtroom four days a week is creating havoc for Donald Trump's closest aides who are finding it difficult to get him to campaign or meet with wealthy campaign donors.

According to a deep dive from the Washington Post, the former president is having a hard time coping with all of the restrictions visited upon him as he attends the hush money trial where he is facing 34 felony counts — one of which could land him in prison if a jury finds him guilty.