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    Summary: Donald Trump V. The United States: Michael S. Schmidt
    Summary: Rage: Bob Woodward
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    BEST SELLER SUMMARY: TRUMP Series

    Written by Campbell Scott

    Narrated by Campbell Scott

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    About this series

    NOTE! This book is a summary, part of a Trump series of summaries, and not intended to replace in any way or fashion Michael Schmidt's fine original book. 

     

    New York Times journalist Michael Schmidt investigates that rogue of a President, Trump, as he spats with his government. Many in the FBI and House would like to see Trump gone and his thirst for power to fire people who are not loyal to him cut off first.

     

    Schmidt, who won a Pulitzer Prize, takes the biographical perspective for two key players who play significant roles in Trump's affairs: FBI Director James Comey and Senior Legal Counsel Don McGahn.

     

    Trump's style of running the White House was not only unorthodox among an initial backdrop of circus-level chaos and incompetence but often threatening and abusive.

     

    A dossier based on rumor and speculation, and paid for by the DNC and Hillary Clinton would give rise to accusations of Russian collusion before Trump could even be inaugurated. Trump had only spent one day in Moscow but stood accused of having time to watch Russian prostitutes urinate on a bed once slept on by Obama and his lovely wife, Michelle.

     

    Comey was sure that Trump was obstructing justice for Michael Flynn, and his claims and actions would lead to the Mueller investigation, which consumed two years of the Trump Presidency.

     

    Schmidt is obsessed with detail and reigns highly skilled at working informants. The savvy workaholic journalist even gets a one-on-one interview with Trump at his Florida golf resort, which Trump's chief aide tries to break off.

     

    Other Trump book summaries:

     

    RAGE by Bob Woodward

    DISLOYAL by Michael Cohen

    TOO MUCH AND NEVER ENOUGH by Marly L. Trump

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScott Campbell
    Release dateOct 1, 2020
    Summary: Donald Trump V. The United States: Michael S. Schmidt
    Summary: Rage: Bob Woodward

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      Summary: Rage: Bob Woodward
      Summary: Rage: Bob Woodward

      Summary: Rage: Bob Woodward

      Campbell Scott
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      NOTE: This is a summary book for RAGE and is not the original book written by Bob Woodward. It is not intended to replace or substitute for the original book by Bob Woodward in any way for fashion.  "5.0 out of 5 stars Good bang for the buck! Time-efficient!. Well written, pleasant and enthusiast voice."--David, USA November 2020 Woodward sits on the scoop no one else does because he interviewed Trump 17 times and climbed into his mind and thoughts over seven chaotic months. Trump characterized the way he felt with an apt metaphor: “Dynamite behind every door.” Between a rock and a hard place, the American people's health stood on the line, and most likely, his Presidency. Doubt came into play, as did elements of denial, as Trump put on his combat boots, ready to wage war not only against the virus but the Left and the Chinese who wanted to see him fail. Woodward claims that Trump’s responses to the challenges posed by the virus and its threats to the health of America’s people and the economy were met with the same instincts, character, and patterns that made for survival the previous three years Trump goes off on tangents, seems continuously distracted, is unpredictable, often lies as a form of persuasion, interrogates everyone, is gruff, thinks many are out to get him, hires and fires staff at a dizzying pace, and loves conflict--but also is surprisingly effective. Trump stepped up to take charge, for better or for worse, as people like Lindsey Graham advised not to take full responsibility, just in case things go wrong. Trump didn’t listen, of course. I am the author of dozens of books on politics and ideologies and specialize in summary books written by best selling authors like Bob Woodward. This is my third summary on Trump..Scott Campbell...September 2020.

      NOTE: This is a summary book for RAGE and is not the original book written by Bob Woodward. It is not intended to replace or substitute for the original book by Bob Woodward in any way for fashion.  "5.0 out of 5 stars Good bang for the buck! Time-efficient!. Well written, pleasant and enthusiast voice."--David, USA November 2020 Woodward sits on the scoop no one else does because he interviewed Trump 17 times and climbed into his mind and thoughts over seven chaotic months. Trump characterized the way he felt with an apt metaphor: “Dynamite behind every door.” Between a rock and a hard place, the American people's health stood on the line, and most likely, his Presidency. Doubt came into play, as did elements of denial, as Trump put on his combat boots, ready to wage war not only against the virus but the Left and the Chinese who wanted to see him fail. Woodward claims that Trump’s responses to the challenges posed by the virus and its threats to the health of America’s people and the economy were met with the same instincts, character, and patterns that made for survival the previous three years Trump goes off on tangents, seems continuously distracted, is unpredictable, often lies as a form of persuasion, interrogates everyone, is gruff, thinks many are out to get him, hires and fires staff at a dizzying pace, and loves conflict--but also is surprisingly effective. Trump stepped up to take charge, for better or for worse, as people like Lindsey Graham advised not to take full responsibility, just in case things go wrong. Trump didn’t listen, of course. I am the author of dozens of books on politics and ideologies and specialize in summary books written by best selling authors like Bob Woodward. This is my third summary on Trump..Scott Campbell...September 2020.

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      Summary: Donald Trump V. The United States: Michael S. Schmidt
      Summary: Donald Trump V. The United States: Michael S. Schmidt

      Summary: Donald Trump V. The United States: Michael S. Schmidt

      Campbell Scott
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      NOTE! This book is a summary, part of a Trump series of summaries, and not intended to replace in any way or fashion Michael Schmidt's fine original book.    New York Times journalist Michael Schmidt investigates that rogue of a President, Trump, as he spats with his government. Many in the FBI and House would like to see Trump gone and his thirst for power to fire people who are not loyal to him cut off first.   Schmidt, who won a Pulitzer Prize, takes the biographical perspective for two key players who play significant roles in Trump's affairs: FBI Director James Comey and Senior Legal Counsel Don McGahn.   Trump's style of running the White House was not only unorthodox among an initial backdrop of circus-level chaos and incompetence but often threatening and abusive.   A dossier based on rumor and speculation, and paid for by the DNC and Hillary Clinton would give rise to accusations of Russian collusion before Trump could even be inaugurated. Trump had only spent one day in Moscow but stood accused of having time to watch Russian prostitutes urinate on a bed once slept on by Obama and his lovely wife, Michelle.   Comey was sure that Trump was obstructing justice for Michael Flynn, and his claims and actions would lead to the Mueller investigation, which consumed two years of the Trump Presidency.   Schmidt is obsessed with detail and reigns highly skilled at working informants. The savvy workaholic journalist even gets a one-on-one interview with Trump at his Florida golf resort, which Trump's chief aide tries to break off.   Other Trump book summaries:   RAGE by Bob Woodward DISLOYAL by Michael Cohen TOO MUCH AND NEVER ENOUGH by Marly L. Trump  

      NOTE! This book is a summary, part of a Trump series of summaries, and not intended to replace in any way or fashion Michael Schmidt's fine original book.    New York Times journalist Michael Schmidt investigates that rogue of a President, Trump, as he spats with his government. Many in the FBI and House would like to see Trump gone and his thirst for power to fire people who are not loyal to him cut off first.   Schmidt, who won a Pulitzer Prize, takes the biographical perspective for two key players who play significant roles in Trump's affairs: FBI Director James Comey and Senior Legal Counsel Don McGahn.   Trump's style of running the White House was not only unorthodox among an initial backdrop of circus-level chaos and incompetence but often threatening and abusive.   A dossier based on rumor and speculation, and paid for by the DNC and Hillary Clinton would give rise to accusations of Russian collusion before Trump could even be inaugurated. Trump had only spent one day in Moscow but stood accused of having time to watch Russian prostitutes urinate on a bed once slept on by Obama and his lovely wife, Michelle.   Comey was sure that Trump was obstructing justice for Michael Flynn, and his claims and actions would lead to the Mueller investigation, which consumed two years of the Trump Presidency.   Schmidt is obsessed with detail and reigns highly skilled at working informants. The savvy workaholic journalist even gets a one-on-one interview with Trump at his Florida golf resort, which Trump's chief aide tries to break off.   Other Trump book summaries:   RAGE by Bob Woodward DISLOYAL by Michael Cohen TOO MUCH AND NEVER ENOUGH by Marly L. Trump  

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    Campbell Scott

    Best Seller Summaries offer an easy, painless, and affordable way to keep up with the world and its hottest non-fiction topics. Choose from ebook, printed, and audio formats. The main author and editor earned a Biology degree, Summa Cum Laude, a physiology degree, and a doctorate from prestigious universities. Tops among his signature skills is his ability to recognize intricate patterns that oversee various fields: technology, politics, behavioral psychology, ideologies, especially religions, social studies, evolution, philosophy, financial markets, and government.

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