A man shows off his office collection: Atlas Shrugged and Tony Robbins books, a desk from a prime minister's office, a photo outside the White House, and a framed New York Times front page from his birth date. He tells a story about owning a Ferrari in his twenties and sneaking into the White House at night.
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is one of my favorites here, which is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. She's one of my favorite authors. Another book down here from Tony Robbins. Moving on to this desk, it was at a secret office that one of the prime ministers used when they were in office when they wanted to have secret meetings, and I took that office space after they left, and I basically grabbed the desk, and now it's become mine somehow. Over here I have two paintings that were made for me. This is a picture again outside the White House. It refers back to the photograph when I was in in the Oval Office. I used to have a Ferrari when I was in my 20s, and I went to visit the White House in the middle of the night, actually. Not the same time I saw Ronald Reagan, but I can't talk much about that because probably wasn't supposed to be there.
Why do you have a New York Times poster?
This New York Times is actually the front page of the New York Times from my date of birth. Up there, the date. Somebody gave me this as a gift. Unfortunately, in those days, like today, you usually have negative media on the front page of newspapers, and there's no difference here. They're talking about wars and disasters and climate issues.
