[Cementjungle]

too bad. I bought the book when it first became available as a kindle book on amazon.

Is there anything in there noteworthy, or is it just a rehash of the daily loony garbage the MSM spews on a daily basis (Trump is lazy, dumb, insane, mean, hates blacks and women, etc.)?

[stylin19a]

just read thru the first chapter...thru page 29.

The events I’ve described in these pages are based on conversations that took place over a period of eighteen months with the president, with most
members of his senior staff—some of whom talked to me dozens of times—and with many people who they in turn spoke to.

Many of the accounts of what has happened in the Trump White House are in conflict with one another; many, in Trumpian fashion, are baldly untrue.
Those conflicts, and that looseness with the truth, if not with reality itself, are an elemental thread of the book. Sometimes I have let the players
offer their versions, in turn allowing the reader to judge them. In other instances I have,through a consistency in accounts and through sources I have
come to trust,settled on a version of events I believe to be true.

Bannon wanted Ailes to suggest to Trump, a man whose many neuroses included a horror of forgetfulness or senility, that
Murdoch might be losing it.

- Conway, on 2016-11-08, thought they could keep the loss to 6 points and she would have it made in the shade on TV talk shows.
- Trump thought he going to lose - supposedly the reason he hardly put any money into the campaign.
- Jared thought Trump was going to lose.
- Bannon thought Trump was going to win.
- Trump was the source of the released "modeling" pictures of Melania.
- Trump was in real estate which is the vehicle for money laundering.

Wolff had multiple choice versions and he picked what he believed to be true. Bee-u-ti-ful.