Former President Donald Trump’s partnership with the mob in his early days of business were legion, said biographer Tim O’Brien on MSNBC’s “Deadline: White House” — but deep down, even as Trump looked up to crime bosses, he was very scared of them. This conversation came during an analysis of the former president’s hush money trial in Manhattan, where a full jury has been selected as of Thursday evening. “Donald Trump’s first partners in Atlantic City, Ken Shapiro, a bag man for the Philadelphia mob, and a labor racketeer named Danny Sullivan,” said O’Brien. “Those were his two partners in Atl…