As we near the two-year mark since Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election, it’s clear that some aspects of politics have changed. One feature that has not changed is the opposition’s desire to damage the man and his administration by divulging insider information.

In January, author Michael Wolff published Fire and Fury, an explosive look at the dysfunction in the Trump White House. Once released, questions regarding accuracy surfaced and Wolff was required to defend his work. On MSNBC, during a segment with Katy Tur, the author even said, “If it makes sense to you, if it strikes a cord, if it rings true, it is true.” Such flippancy and emotionally-guided thinking raise serious concerns about the book and the motivations behind it.