- Tell-all book ‘A Warning’ depicts an administration rife with talks of insubordination and distrust of President Donald Trump
- CNN obtained a copy ahead of the book’s release on Tuesday
- The anonymous author claims that Trump advisers brainstormed ways to expedite the president’s resignation
- They also allege that several top officials have already drafted resignation letters
- The book describes one occasion where Trump allegedly moved to fire federal judges who blocked his executive orders
- The author claims to be a ‘senior official in the Trump administration’
- It is said to be the same person who wrote last year’s scathing op-ed about the Trump administration in The New York Times
- The White House denied the book’s claims after it was announced last month
- Press secretary Stephanie Grisham charged that it ‘presents a portrait that is the exact opposite of what the President actually is’
Senior members of the Trump administration considered sabotaging the president’s administration to prompt his resignation, according to an anonymous insider’s tell-all tome on the inner workings of the White House.
CNN obtained a copy of A Warning, written by a ‘senior official in the Trump administration’ identified as ‘Anonymous’, ahead of its release on Tuesday.
Anonymous is said to be the same person who wrote last year’s scathing op-ed about the Trump administration in The New York Times. His or her 259-page book is an expansion on that, revealing more behind-the-scenes details of the Trump administration at work.
CNN wrote in a review on Sunday that the book is ‘sparse on revelations’ in part because of the author’s attempts to conceal their identity – but it still depicts a White House rife with talks of insubordination and distrust of the president.
The White House swiftly rejected the claims in the book after it was announced late last month, with press secretary Stephanie Grisham charging that it ‘presents a portrait that is the exact opposite of what the President actually is’.