Even In His Own Memoir 'Let Me Finish,' Chris Christie Gets Upstaged By Trump

If you've been missing the force of Chris Christie's personality since he returned to private life last year, you can now get your fix at full blast from Christie's autobiography, Let Me Finish.

But if you are looking for introspection or deep thoughts, look elsewhere. This is a big, loud book by a man with a full head of steam, stories to tell, and scores to settle.

The 400-page tome's subtitle lays out the agenda: Trump, the Kushners, Bannon, New Jersey and the Power of In-Your-Face Politics.

You can expect an earful about all the above, but Christie's main beef is with Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of President Trump. Christie blames the young Kushner for ousting him from Trump's inner circle. He specifically means his removal as chairman of the transition team managing the move from campaign mode to governing, which we are told explains pretty much everything that's gone awry since.

Christie is still in the first seven pages of his introduction when he pounces on "the kid" (as he says the now former