The New York Times reviews Jonathan Karl’s Betrayal: The Final Act of the Trump Show.
“The author’s expressions of surprise are so frequent and over-the-top that they are perhaps the most surprising parts of this book. Betrayal is less insightful about the Trump White House and more revealing of Karl’s own gradual, extremely belated awareness that something in the White House might in fact be awry. Events strike him as ‘wacky,’ ‘crazy,’ ‘nuts.'”
“He delves into the outlandish conspiracy theories around the presidential election, earnestly explaining why each of them is wrong. He scores a number of on-the-record interviews with Trumpworld insiders — nearly all of whom insist that even as they publicly sided with Trump, they were bravely telling the president some very tough truths in private.”
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