The article features an interview with Paul Krassner, the creator of "The Realist" magazine in the late 1950s. In the conversation, Krassner discusses his opinions on Donald Trump and how he became a dictator once he won the election. He also shares stories about working for The New York Times Bestseller list, hacking it to promote "The Realist", and talks about the irony of how things would have turned out differently if Hillary Clinton had won the electoral count in 2000 despite losing the popular vote. Krassner also expresses concern over Trump's appointments, such as Rick Perry for the Department of Energy, Betsy DeVos for Education, and Scott Pruitt with the EPA, all of whom lack experience or qualifications for their respective roles.