TrumpNation
The Art of Being the Donald
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Narrated by:
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Timothy L. O'Brien
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Peter Ganim
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Available for the first time in a decade, the book that launched a $5 billion lawsuit - with a new introduction by the author, in which O'Brien reflects on the recent wave of TrumpMania.
This entertaining look inside the world of Donald Trump is chock-full of rip-roaring anecdotes, jaw-dropping quotes, and rigorous research into the business deals, political antics, curious relationships, and complex background of the leading Republican presidential candidate.
The world of Donald Trump is seemingly full of glitz and glamour. Yet despite glaring cracks in the shimmering façade, the myth of the man has remained impenetrable to a fascinated public. Through interviews with Trump's closest friends - and with Trump himself - award-winning journalist and author Timothy L. O'Brien presents a look inside the life of one of the world's most famous businessmen, pulling back the curtain on the wizard of hype known as The Donald. Prepare to enter...
TRUMP NATION
This "myth-busting biography" (Kirkus Reviews) is the only argument you need against making America a TrumpNation, providing all the necessary details to "separate Trump the reality from Trump the reality show" (USA Today).
©2016 Timothy L. O'Brien (P)2016 Hachette AudioWhat listeners say about TrumpNation
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- Sean
- 07-09-2017
Oddly humanizing..
I really don't like the guy and I think he'll lead to America's demise if he's not gone soon.... However this book tells a side of Trump that is already public knowledge but still manages to humanize him.
I think this book shows that mentally he's just a teenager who's completely obsessed with fame and being talked about. It at times can really get across that there are good parts to him (Like his hiring of women at upper management in the 80s, He was one of the first to do that in 1980s NY) .
It also illestrates that he's always done what he wants to do and by his rules.....Unfortunately he has a proper job now and that needs the kind of dedication and attention he puts into reading his own name in daily tabloids.
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