Trump: So Much Comes at Me at One Time that I Cannot Be Nice

HEWITT: “... hammered Democrats, when Ronald Reagan crushed them in 1984, they did not hate him. So I don’t really understand how otherwise sane and rational people lose their perspective. You will be there for four years. You will exit in January of ’29. You will restore the American defense system. You will get some trade deals worked out. I’m going to talk to you about the E.U. going after Apple and the English Labour Party, Great Britain’s Labour Party is going after Elon Musk. I’ll talk to you about all that. You defend America. Why does this upset so many people? You must think about this.”
Trump: “Well, it’s a personality type a little bit, I guess, maybe Ronald Reagan was a softer person. He was. He was a softer person. I liked him. I liked his style. But with me, so much — so much comes at me at one time that I can’t necessarily be that nice, because it’s too much. I can’t — I can’t — I don’t have [indecipherable].”
HEWITT: “That makes sense.”
Trump: “Like I am to you. I just don’t have the time. I just don’t have the time.”