Trump spends most of his time in the Oval Office watching TV

"I think that if you could clock the amount of time he spent actually in the Oval Office versus the amount of time he spends in the little dining room off the Oval Office with the cable news networks of one form or another on, it would be a very interesting statistic."...

 

In the Sunday interview, Bolton expressed doubt about the White House's recent claims that because intelligence indicating that Russia offered to pay Taliban militants to kill US troops in Afghanistan was unverified, the president had not been briefed on it.

Bolton said: "I've said in countless other interviews I'm not going to disclose classified information. I've got the struggle with the president trying to repress my book on that score already. "I will say this: All intelligence is distributed along a spectrum of uncertainty. And this intelligence, in 2020, by the administration's own admission, was deemed credible enough to give to our allies.

"So the notion that you only give the really completely, 100% verified intelligence to the president would mean you give him almost nothing. And that's just not the way the system works."