President Donald Trump has stood by Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) through years of abuse allegations, coming to view him as a "surrogate son," according to a new investigative analysis. The Prospect found that Trump "quickly came to see Miller almost as a surrogate son." "'It'd be a good time to have Max come by," a person who worked for Trump told Politico, "and check on the order of songs or something." "I'm an unapologetic, kind of unfiltered individual," Miller told the Prospect. "They basically told us to back off," one Ohio Republican told Politico, "and let the voters decide."