In a dissection of author Michael Wolff's upcoming tell-all, "Siege," about the Donald Trump White House, the Washington Posts' Ryan Lizza reveals that the president has a low opinion of the people who work for him -- as well as his two older sons.

According to Lizza, the White House is filled with "true believers" who the president - with surprising clear-eyed candor -- admits would likely have trouble finding a job elsewhere.

Early Sunday morning President Donald Trump denied he called Meghan Markle "nasty," and called on the major news outlets to retract the story and apologize.

However, according to audio posted to Twitter by the Official Trump War Room -- taken from his interview with the Sun where he was asked about the Duchess of Sussex -- he did.

On Twitter, Trump wrote, "I never called Meghan Markle 'nasty.' Made up by the Fake News Media, and they got caught cold! Will @CNN, @nytimes and others apologize? Doubt it!"

You can see for yourself below via Trump's tweet and the video posted by his own campaign.

Whether they are in favor of impeaching President Donald Trump or adamantly opposed to it, one thing most Democrats in the House of Representatives have in common is a strong desire to see former special counsel Robert Mueller testify before Congress. And according to a report by Sam Stein and Asawin Suebsaeng for the Daily Beast, there are some Republican Trump allies who hope to see that happen as well — albeit for very different reasons. While Democrats would use testimony from Mueller to try to discredit Trump, Republicans would, according to the Beast, try to discredit Mueller himself.