Trump Biographer Claims He Believes the World Is Better Without Black People

Donald Trump perceives a dichotomy between Black and white individuals, suggesting a competition for resources, as outlined by his biographer, Michael Wolff, in a recent "The Daily Beast" podcast interview. Wolff, author of "All or Nothing: How Trump Recaptured America" and "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," asserted that Trump harbors discomfort towards Black people, believing their absence enhances the world’s quality. While the truth of Wolff’s assessments remains contentious, Trump vehemently denied any collaboration, labeling the commentary as fraudulent and rooted in deception. Despite Trump’s complex racial history, he garnered a notable rise in Black votes during the 2024 election. His provocative statements and actions continue to stir debate, reflecting an ongoing tension surrounding race in American society.