No, he just doesn't read:https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/06/29/what-fiona-hill-learned-in-the-white-house …
I wonder if they deliberately write them in a boring way to keep him from engaging.
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interestingly, I’ve read that there are techniques for the opposite effect, e.g.https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/donald-trump-intelligence-reports-white-house-read-them-mentioned-name-president-a7740726.html …
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serious effort for a serious problem:https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/499010-intelligence-agencies-have-hired-outside-consultants-to-improve …
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Smart though lol
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They don’t need to. He doesn’t read. He doesn’t comprehend. He doesn’t care.
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If they did, what would that day about their confidence in Trump's leadership?
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"The next topic covers pages 5-68 and was written by an Obama holdover"
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A Mr Know It All will find everything boring.
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My guess if they are not in cartoon format he won’t find them interesting. Or they will have to do video
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