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# Fear: Trump in the White House

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Review: A gripping exposé on a dysfunctional presidency - As a follower of American politics, Donald Trump's presidency has simply fascinated me. I always wondered whether the rants, raves and rhetoric, the personal attacks on his rivals, and those infamously shocking tweets were just for show, some kind of political strategy or publicity stunt designed to keeps all eyes on him. This book suggests not. It reveals a disorganised administration headed by a egotistical authoritarian with little understanding of politics, procedures and consequences of his decisions. I would never believe that the man controlling arguably the most powerful country on the planet could be so cavalier in his attitudes, so self-obsessed in his opinions and so un-presidential in his behaviour, yet this book succeeds in changing my mind. Woodward writes in a neutral and believable manner, referring to exact dates and times, particular conversations that happened, and who was involved. He reveals a haphazard president who wouldn't rise out of bed until 11am; who would pull out of long-standing agreements with other countries despite protests from his advisors; who ordered his military leadership to assassinate Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and "kill the f*****g lot of them"; and who spent up to eight hours a day watching himself on CNN. This book offers an amazing insight into one of the most controversial presidencies in American history and attempts by senior White House officials to prevent Trump from ruining the country or causing an international incident. A must read.
Review: Impartial view of Trump in the White House - Although I have a fair understanding of British politics, American politics is a far different ballgame, my knowledge mainly gleaned from newspapers and other media outlets, just like many others in the UK I suspect. Nevertheless I remain intrigued – and certainly more aroused since Trump arrived in the White House! Hence, out of the surfeit of books that document this new era of American politics, I chose Bob Woodward’s based on his treatment of the Nixon/Watergate affair and his skill in co-ordinating facts. Similarly with Donald Trump, the author takes an impartial view, letting events and conversations speak for themselves, all resulting from the author’s considerable researching. The book starts prior to the election and then continues with his first couple of years at the White House, a period that saw much upheavals, sackings and resignations (surely none more surprising than the departure of Steve Bannon, the strategist who had planned the election campaign), with Trump going his own way, possessing virtually no knowledge of the political system, displaying a ten minute attention span, reading very little but spending the greater amount of daily hours watching television and tweeting (his “microphone to the world”) and playing golf. And I need say little about his character: his conversations and actions speak for themselves, confirming the numerous opinions voiced since he became president. An easy read, although the final couple of chapters involving the Mueller investigation into Russian interference at the election, are a little ponderous with a lot of cross-talking between lawyers. And if there’s confusion about the many persons involved in this history, there’s an excellent index for reference. Of course the book is already dated and certainly not complete as there’s more of the presidency still to come. Presumably Woodward will complete the story when the time arises.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 858,515 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 4,284 in Society, Politics & Philosophy |
| Customer reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (18,971) |
| Dimensions  | 15.3 x 3.15 x 23.4 cm |
| Edition  | 1st |
| ISBN-10  | 1471181294 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1471181290 |
| Item weight  | 650 g |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 448 pages |
| Publication date  | 11 Sept. 2018 |
| Publisher  | Simon & Schuster UK |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A gripping exposé on a dysfunctional presidency
*by L***C on 17 September 2018*

As a follower of American politics, Donald Trump's presidency has simply fascinated me. I always wondered whether the rants, raves and rhetoric, the personal attacks on his rivals, and those infamously shocking tweets were just for show, some kind of political strategy or publicity stunt designed to keeps all eyes on him. This book suggests not. It reveals a disorganised administration headed by a egotistical authoritarian with little understanding of politics, procedures and consequences of his decisions. I would never believe that the man controlling arguably the most powerful country on the planet could be so cavalier in his attitudes, so self-obsessed in his opinions and so un-presidential in his behaviour, yet this book succeeds in changing my mind. Woodward writes in a neutral and believable manner, referring to exact dates and times, particular conversations that happened, and who was involved. He reveals a haphazard president who wouldn't rise out of bed until 11am; who would pull out of long-standing agreements with other countries despite protests from his advisors; who ordered his military leadership to assassinate Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and "kill the f*****g lot of them"; and who spent up to eight hours a day watching himself on CNN. This book offers an amazing insight into one of the most controversial presidencies in American history and attempts by senior White House officials to prevent Trump from ruining the country or causing an international incident. A must read.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impartial view of Trump in the White House
*by T***H on 17 October 2018*

Although I have a fair understanding of British politics, American politics is a far different ballgame, my knowledge mainly gleaned from newspapers and other media outlets, just like many others in the UK I suspect. Nevertheless I remain intrigued – and certainly more aroused since Trump arrived in the White House! Hence, out of the surfeit of books that document this new era of American politics, I chose Bob Woodward’s based on his treatment of the Nixon/Watergate affair and his skill in co-ordinating facts. Similarly with Donald Trump, the author takes an impartial view, letting events and conversations speak for themselves, all resulting from the author’s considerable researching. The book starts prior to the election and then continues with his first couple of years at the White House, a period that saw much upheavals, sackings and resignations (surely none more surprising than the departure of Steve Bannon, the strategist who had planned the election campaign), with Trump going his own way, possessing virtually no knowledge of the political system, displaying a ten minute attention span, reading very little but spending the greater amount of daily hours watching television and tweeting (his “microphone to the world”) and playing golf. And I need say little about his character: his conversations and actions speak for themselves, confirming the numerous opinions voiced since he became president. An easy read, although the final couple of chapters involving the Mueller investigation into Russian interference at the election, are a little ponderous with a lot of cross-talking between lawyers. And if there’s confusion about the many persons involved in this history, there’s an excellent index for reference. Of course the book is already dated and certainly not complete as there’s more of the presidency still to come. Presumably Woodward will complete the story when the time arises.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well researched and written book
*by M***S on 21 November 2018*

Bob Woodward is most famous for his part in breaking the story of Watergate, the 1970s American political scandal which led to the fall of President Nixon. His book about that with Carl Bernstein, All The President's Men, was made into a film starring Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman. There are distinct parallels with the tale in this book, as Woodward examines events surrounding Trump's presidency. It's a fascinating story, and whatever your political leanings, whatever your opinion of the President, you'll find it to be a good read. As you'd expect from Woodward, who has spent most of his career at The Washington Post, it's superbly researched and written. His access to people in the White House and elsewhere in government is extremely impressive, and there's a huge amount of effort been put into writing and publishing this book so quickly. I won't comment on the politics or on whether I believe Woodward's or Trump's version of events - Trump has called the book a scam. You'll form your own opinions and reach your own conclusions. But it's always interesting to read about events behind closed doors, beyond the reach of most observers, and Woodward's book shines a light on one of the more controversial presidencies in US political history.

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