Fraud and Fiction: The Real Truth Behind Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House

De: Eddie Scarry

Narrado por: Thomas Browning

Duración: 2 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

“Shortly before this book went to print, President Trump called me to say what he had said before: Michael Wolff had no access to him for Fire and Fury. ‘That book was a total fraud’, Trump told me on the phone. ‘It was a disgrace. It was really disgraceful.’”

“I loved Fire and Fury, but even the author admitted that he only wrote what the president’s advisors told him. Eddie Scarry, one of Washington’s best political writers, shows where they were wrong.” (Ann Coulter, 12-time New York Times best-selling author)

The media obsession with Donald Trump is not new, but it shifted into high gear sometime in 2016 and transformed into a full-blown, demented, Ahab-like crusade immediately after Trump’s stunning electoral victory. In their mania to prove that Trump is not “normal” and to provide ammunition for the increasingly hysterical “resistance”, the media has tossed out any remaining semblance of objectivity and professionalism - becoming a mouthpiece for the most ridiculous anti-Trump rumors and conjectures.

The most extreme example of this feverish journalism is the best-selling book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House. In a normal time, a book like this would not even find a publisher, let alone lead its author to national media stardom. But in an atmosphere where anything that paints the president in a negative light is reported as gospel, Fire author Michael Wolff has become the prophet of the liberal resistance...and all of the obvious untruths in the book are ignored or explained away.

Now journalist Eddie Scarry collects and systematically debunks the worst errors, falsehoods, and silly innuendo spread throughout Wolff’s exhausting tome - making Fraud and Fiction a must-listen for anyone who still values objective journalism and truth.

©2018 Eddie Scarry (P)2018 Post Hill Press

A Polemic

America's one of the few nation state's which combines both the ceremonial and executive functions in the same office. While I'm discouraged by President Trump's handling of the President's ceremonial leadership, I like what he's doing to refurbish American economic and foreign policy. Eddie Scary likes both... to the point of turning out propaganda.

Those entranced with the totality of the President's performance will enjoy this long magazine article. Others. like me, will squirm uncomfortably with Scary's apologia.