Did Hutchinson's testimony change your opinion of Trump?

Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony at the January 6th inquest has been described as a "bombshell" by most commentators.
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/06/28/january-6-hearings-cassidy-hutchinson-key-moments-video-analysis-00042914
Most commentators are using words like "shocked" and "disgusted" to hear about Trump's childish tantrums, throwing food at the wall when Bill Barr told the truth about the "steal" theories being nonsense, or welcoming armed thugs into the putsch despite understanding that it raised the chances of people getting hurt.
Personally, I actually feel slightly more positive about Trump after the testimony. I'm not shocked about the food throwing stories -- we already knew he was a spoiled, egotistical little rich bitch. I'm not shocked that he welcomed armed thugs into the insurrection -- that was a given from the start. Until now, what we saw was Trump telling his minions "I'll be right there with you" and then not showing up, which made him not only the leader of an attempted putsch but also a coward who let other people do his fighting for him. Now, it is very clear that he wanted, like Mussolini, to be right at the head of the insurrection during the assault on the Capitol, made a good-faith effort to get there, and was blocked by cooler heads on his staff.
In the revised narrative, Trump is still a liar and a scumbag, but at least he's no longer a coward. I'll never be a fan, but my opinion of him has risen slightly.
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/06/28/january-6-hearings-cassidy-hutchinson-key-moments-video-analysis-00042914
Most commentators are using words like "shocked" and "disgusted" to hear about Trump's childish tantrums, throwing food at the wall when Bill Barr told the truth about the "steal" theories being nonsense, or welcoming armed thugs into the putsch despite understanding that it raised the chances of people getting hurt.
Personally, I actually feel slightly more positive about Trump after the testimony. I'm not shocked about the food throwing stories -- we already knew he was a spoiled, egotistical little rich bitch. I'm not shocked that he welcomed armed thugs into the insurrection -- that was a given from the start. Until now, what we saw was Trump telling his minions "I'll be right there with you" and then not showing up, which made him not only the leader of an attempted putsch but also a coward who let other people do his fighting for him. Now, it is very clear that he wanted, like Mussolini, to be right at the head of the insurrection during the assault on the Capitol, made a good-faith effort to get there, and was blocked by cooler heads on his staff.
In the revised narrative, Trump is still a liar and a scumbag, but at least he's no longer a coward. I'll never be a fan, but my opinion of him has risen slightly.