Jim Acosta argues that Donald Trump is increasingly isolated, surrounded by a curated bubble of flattering information, and behaving in ways that suggest serious decline and instability, with Natalie Harp described as helping feed that bubble; the conversation says Trump is fixated on vanity “insanity projects” like gold fixtures, the ballroom, the Kennedy Center, the helipad, and the Rose Garden, while his upcoming Dallas convention is expected to be a debacle with weak attendance and awkward timing against the NFL season. They also discuss how Republicans are distancing themselves, how Trump’s actions on Iran and the economy have left him with few cards to play, and how his family and inner circle are allegedly focused on lining their pockets, all of which they say shows a president in deep trouble and out of touch with reality. Subscribe to Fast Politics and listen 4x a week for interviews just like this on your favorite podcast app: https://episodes.fm/1645614328