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“[Donald Trump] spent time with the children on his terms when it suited him, when he was doing something he already cared about. So if he was going to a construction site and the kids wanted to tag along, that was fine. If he was going to play golf and they wanted to play golf with him that was fine. If he was going down to his resort in Palm Beach they could tag along, that was fine. … He was also someone who would belittle his children. He would say to them things like every morning, ‘You can’t trust anybody. You can’t trust anybody. You can’t trust anybody,’ and then he would sort of test them. I remember one story Don Jr. said in an interview his father said, ‘Well, can you trust me?’ And he said, 'Of course, you’re my father,’ and he said something like, 'You’re an idiot. You don’t listen to anything I say. I’ve said you can’t trust anybody, and so when I say, ‘Can you trust me?’ you can’t trust me.’”
- Emily Jane Fox, Vanity Fair reporter, on the First Family
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“[Donald Trump] spent time with the children on his terms when it suited him, when he was doing something he already cared about. So if he was going to a construction site and the kids wanted to tag along, that was fine. If he was going to play golf and they wanted to play golf with him that was fine. If he was going down to his resort in Palm Beach they could tag along, that was fine. … He was also someone who would belittle his children. He would say to them things like every morning, ‘You can’t trust anybody. You can’t trust anybody. You can’t trust anybody,’ and then he would sort of test them. I remember one story Don Jr. said in an interview his father said, ‘Well, can you trust me?’ And he said, 'Of course, you’re my father,’ and he said something like, 'You’re an idiot. You don’t listen to anything I say. I’ve said you can’t trust anybody, and so when I say, ‘Can you trust me?’ you can’t trust me.’”
- Emily Jane Fox, Vanity Fair reporter, on the First Family
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