I tried to sum up the book in a series of episodes #01
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The phrase derived from the Gospel used by US President Donald Trump to intimidate the North Korean leader did not know that it would be the title of a book that could shake his presidency or hasten its almost inevitable end.
"The Fire and the Fury": Inside White Trump House, is the title of a new book by New York Times columnist Michael Wolf explaining Trump's personality since his election campaign until he entered the White House, and through exclusive dialogues over 200 interviews with senior staff at home White and close to Trump and his family. In addition to the shocking information it contains, the book has received exceptional attention around the world. In the following lines, the Post politicians provide you with a comprehensive summary of what is most important in this book - after reading it fully - that reveals shocking and shocking details about the US president and how he manages the United States, the secrets of the White House and the frantic power struggle he is experiencing.
At first Trump is thinking of running
When Donald Trump decided to run for president, he tried to make his old friend, Roger Eugene Ellis, a former Fox News executive, the president of his campaign. He was in a difficult position, resigned in July 2016 from his executive position in Fox News, but nevertheless did not agree with Trump's offer, arguing that Trump was not advising, or even listening to, but the truth The secret is that Elz sees him as a "rebel without a clear cause," as he put it, especially since Elz was convinced that Trump had no political point of view or solid ground on which to campaign, nor was he qualified to play any political role, Participate in any political program, according to Eels.
A week after Eles rejected Trump's media adviser, Trump commissioned Steve Bannon to do that impossible task, which Roger Ellis later regretted when Trump entered the White House.
White House
The author of the book, Michael Wolf, tells of Trump's goal of running for president, noting that Trump's campaign and advisers, himself, did not expect success and access to power, but they carefully calculated their steps for loss. It tells about the former Trump campaign assistant Sam Nonberg and his question Why did he want to become president? The current president's answer was: "I will become the most famous man in the world."
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Wolff points out that Trump's candidacy was the real gain. The loss was also a win. In both cases, he would gain the fame he sought. Trump told his friend Elles that he would come out of the campaign with undefined opportunities and a reputation for his brand. "I do not think about losing, because loss itself is a gain, all this is greater than I ever dreamed of."
"Trump is the world's most famous man as he wished, and a prelude to Hillary Clinton. His daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared will be handed over from unknown wealthy people to world celebrities and brand ambassadors," Wolf said.
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Jerusalem has been the capital of Israel on Trump's agenda since the first day
Michael Wolf talks about the night of the dinner that saw Trump rise to power in the United States. Steve Bannon and Roger Ellis met under one roof discussing Trump and his understanding of the reality of his new situation.
It was a question that Elles said: "Does the flamboyant billionaire Trump absorb his new agenda as a right-wing man in power?" Bannon hesitated before answering yes, insisting that Trump was following a program, noting that their first assignment included moving the US embassy to Jerusalem, and to rally Israeli support for Trump's policies from the first day. Netanyahu and the Israeli billionaire Sheldon Adelson strongly support Trump: "We know our destination well." So Bannon responded to Roger Ellis, and when Elz questioned the possibility of Trump knowing that plan, Wink followed by one word: approx.
Trump on his visit to occupied Jerusalem.
Let Jordan take the West Bank, let Egypt take Gaza, let them deal with it, or drown as they try. * Steve Bannon.
This is how Bannon talked about the future plan for the Great Middle East crisis in Palestine, adding that both Saudi Arabia and the Egyptian state are at the edge of the abyss, even afraid of their feet from Persia, referring to Iranian expansion in the Arab region, That region of threats in the Sinai, Yemen and Libya, Russia is the key to all this, although the Russians are bad, the world is full of bad guys.
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