Fire and Fury signifying nothing
Since the end of World War II, political writers and presidency scholars have pursued the Holy Grail: fly-on-the-wall access to the White House. It’s an elusive quest never fully realized, although some intrepid scribes have come close. The first was New Yorker magazine writer John Hersey, who gained Harry Truman’s confidence. The most recent is Michael Wolff, an acerbic New York media critic — and Donald Trump’s latest nemesis.
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