President Trump Tells Rep. Max Miller His Candidacy Isn't Looking Good President Donald Trump reportedly told embattled Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) that things aren't looking good for his candidacy following allegations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife. The call was markedly different from the president's tone to reporters earlier on Monday. President Donald Trump reportedly told embattled Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) that things aren't looking good for his candidacy following allegations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife. At least one source said that Miller denied the allegations to the president and that he plans to stay in the race. The call was markedly different from the president's tone to reporters earlier on Monday. President Trump had earlier stated that he knows Max, he's a good person, and he's going to let the families figure that out. The phone call came just one day after Sen.Bernie Moreno (R-OH) publicly denounced Miller, his former son-in-law, as a man in need of serious psychological help. Emily Moreno, the senator's daughter, previously accused Max Miller of domestic and child abuse during their ongoing divorce. Sen. Moreno said he hoped to keep the matter private until his hand was forced due to Max Miller's increasingly erratic and dangerous behavior.He stated that Max Miller needs serious psychological help and that he is a danger to his daughter. On Sunday, Max Miller released a video dismissing his ex-wife's allegations of domestic and child abuse, arguing that Emily Moreno was the one who had mental health issues. Miller stated that no court, no agency has ever substantiated any allegation of abuse against him, and no criminal charge has ever been filed against him.He claimed that every single one of these allegations were already investigated, and he cooperated fully every single time because he had nothing to hide and he has nothing to hide now