Ex-aide calls Trump a 'baby,' then asks the people he accused to preserve their own records.

…(cont) Means's next move went to that same office. The Hill reported he sent a formal records-preservation request to Wiles — a letter asking her to keep, not destroy, her own files on health-policy lobbying, the trail he says runs between the special interests and the president. It is the posture of a man who still believes the filing cabinet he is pointing at will hold still long enough to be opened later, by someone, eventually.

On November 9th Means went further, on camera again, with The Hill carrying the line: staff treated Trump "like a baby." The charge had moved. Now it was custody — the president managed, handled, diminished by his own room.

Both charges, filed with the same office he is accusing of the thing itself, ask that office to be its own evidence-keeper. Wiles's office has not said whether the letter will be answered, and the receipts here do not say either way. What they do say is that the man alleging capture, then infantilization, addressed his formal paper to the people he says did it, and asked them, politely, to hold on to the proof.