India, June 10 -- President Donald Trump is increasingly rattled after his fallout with Elon Musk, who recently turned against him and publicly pushed Vice President JD Vance as a possible replacement.

Speaking on The Daily Beast Podcast, journalist and best-selling Trump biographer Michael Wolff painted a picture of a president feeling cornered by people within his own camp. One of those people is Vance, the Ohio senator-turned-vice president.

Wolff pointed out that Trump never fully trusted Vance and viewed him as "an unlikely Republican" with most of his grassroots energy coming not from traditional conservatives but from "the tech bro community."

POTUS' decision to name Vance as his running mate was not entirely his own it came par...