In a scathing critique of former President Donald Trump, Miles Taylor, the former Homeland Security chief of staff, declared that Trump is not the successful businessman he often portrays himself to be. Taylor's remarks, made during an interview with MeidasTouch, dismantled the notion of Trump's business acumen by highlighting his numerous failed ventures.

Taylor wasted no time in listing some of Trump's unsuccessful business ventures, mentioning Trump Steaks, Trump Vodka, and Trump Airlines as prime examples. According to Taylor, Trump's track record of failed businesses demonstrates his lack of success in the business world.

Challenging the argument that Trump's wealth is proof of his business prowess, Taylor drew a comparison to the notorious gangster, Al Capone, stating, "You can be rich and not be a great businessman. You can be a fraud. And we've seen this with Donald Trump throughout his history." Even some of Trump's staunch supporters have come to realize his fraudulent nature, Taylor added.

Moreover, Taylor argued that Trump's shortcomings in business translated into his tenure at the White House. He claimed that Trump brought his worst tendencies from the business world into the government, resulting in what Taylor described as the "largest failed venture" of Trump's career.

Taylor expressed concerns about Trump's volatility and corrupt nature, asserting that they created a challenging environment within government departments and agencies. Drawing from his own experience as chief of staff, Taylor revealed that he was often preoccupied with managing Trump's impulsive behavior, hindering him from effectively fulfilling his duties.

Warning business leaders against assuming a second Trump term would be beneficial for the economy, Taylor labeled it as "dangerous and destabilizing." He argued that Trump's unpredictable nature and decision-making style would bring further uncertainty to the U.S. economy.

Responding to Taylor's remarks, Trump launched a counter-attack on Sunday, labeling him a "weak and pathetic RINO" (Republican in name only). Via his Truth Social website, Trump dismissed Taylor's credibility, claiming to have no recollection of him from his time in the administration.

As the disagreement between Taylor and Trump continues, the former president's reputation as a successful businessman faces renewed scrutiny. Taylor's assessment paints a different picture of Trump's business acumen, casting doubt on the narrative Trump has long propagated about his achievements in the business world.