And this man will have the nuclear codes Friday.
Trump is a man isolated, increasingly cocooned away from the voters who lifted him to his seemingly improbable victory. He favors his own people and his own places, creating the veneer of accessibility — his tweets reach millions and he still answers his cellphone — while placing himself in almost entirely habitual settings.
He spends most of his days in Trump Tower, with few close friends and few meaningful one-on-one interactions beyond the family members, advisers and loyalists who are whisked by gold-colored elevator to his 26th-floor office for private audiences. Trump rarely leaves, not even for a breath of fresh air; nor does he encounter many people he does not already know or who do not work for him.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/donald-trump-waits-in-his-tower--accessible-yet-isolated/2017/01/16/7697fdd8-d9a4-11e6-9f9f-5cdb4b7f8dd7_story.html?utm_term=.679a1564f35c
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