A conflict is boiling up between Trump and Bannon. This war of words begins after the release of Michael Wolff’s book ‘Fire and Fury’. The book paints Trump in a very bad light and obviously it agitates the president. Bannon has given a lot of negative views and examples of the President’s erratic behavior. For instance, he questions Trump’s behavior in terms of constantly watching TV and getting agitated based on news stories, also claiming that the President lacks the logical skills of an adult, preferring to think and act like a teenager (Woodward 248). This among many other issues are offensive to Trump and the President responds in typical fashion, tweeting out that Bannon had not only lost his job but his mind as well.

The Twitter war between Trump and Kim Jong has taken another turn. This time it seems more aggressive and frightening than ever. It starts with Kim’s tweet reminding the word and the US President of his nuclear weapons and their capabilities (Woodward 249). In response, Trump tweets saying that he also has a nuclear button on his desk, continuing his threat saying that his button is bigger than Kim’s, and it actually works (Woodward 249). In addition, Trump wants to evacuate all US military dependents living in South Korea and bring them back home. However, Graham seems to hold a different opinion and tells the president that he should be ready to go to war before making such a decision (Woodward 251).