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After dozens of books and articles by anonymous sources, here,
finally, is a history of the Trump White House, with the President
and his staff talking openly and on the record. In Inside Trump's
White House, Doug Wead offers a sweeping, eloquent history of
President Donald J. Trump's first years in the White House,
covering everything from election night to the biggest political
obstacles of his presidency. The book will include
never-before-reported stories and scoops, including how President
Trump turned around the American economy, how he "never complains
and never explains", and insight into how his actions sometimes
lead to misunderstandings with the media and the public. Inside
Trump's White House features exclusive interviews with the Trump
family about the Mueller Report, and narrates their reactions when
the report was finally released. Wead successfully gained
interviews with the President in the Oval Office, chief of staff
Mick Mulvaney, Jared and Ivanka Kushner, Donald Trump Jr, Eric and
Lara Trump, and White House insiders for this illuminating history.
My name is Michael Fitzgerald, Sr. and I am an opportunist
entrepreneur. Anywhere I saw an opportunity, I pursued it and built
a business around it. Bootstrapping and constantly adapting to the
surrounding environment helped build the business. Like many people
my life started simple, but as my business developed, so did I. I
have overcome many life-altering obstacles, and want to share my
experiences with curious individuals who want to expand their minds
and learn from someone else's life journey. Taking chances, making
decisions and learning from my failures have helped me start many
businesses which has lead me to success. Currently, I'm teaching
and educating the next generation through leadership and example. I
am mentoring my son, Michael Fitzgerald, II, and together we are
building a socially conscience enterprise called MyCause Water. I
hope that this account of my struggles and triumphs will help you
overcome the obstacles in your life and inspire you to success.
Our greatest presidents have entered the Oval Office armed with
overwhelming ambition, intellect, and ideals. But were these
characteristics evident in youth? What are the family circumstances
that have created our presidents? How did their upbringing shape
their future -- and ours? In The Raising of a President,
bestselling author Doug Wead goes where no presidential biographer
has gone before: straight to the childhood homes of America's
greatest leaders. Wead analyzes the types of families in which they
were reared, and offers fascinating psychological profiles based on
his findings. Using presidential letters and personal
correspondence -- as well as notes from his own private
conversations with six presidential families -- Wead brilliantly
portrays the early lives, loves, and political awakenings of George
Washington; John Adams and the rest of America's first dynasty;
Lincoln, who never betrayed his humble roots; Franklin D. Roosevelt
and John F. Kennedy, each raised in prominent political households;
and the once and future commanders in chief Bush. More than just
political biography, The Raising of a President sheds new light on
America s presidents, who were not only born but made.
From Abigail "Nabby" Adams to Chelsea Clinton, George Washington
Adams to John F. Kennedy, Jr., the children of America's presidents
have both suffered and triumphed under the watchful eyes of their
powerful fathers and the glare of the ever-changing public. Whether
they perished under the pressure like Andrew Johnson, upheld
controversial views like Amy Carter, or carried their father's
torch right back to the White House like George W. Bush, all
presidential children grew up having to share their fathers with
the whole of their fellow countrymen -- and, in too many instances,
spent the rest of their lives in a desperate search for their own
identities. In this illuminating bestseller, Washington insider
Doug Wead offers an authoritative analysis of our nation's
presidential offspring. Featuring lively anecdotes, photographs,
short biographies, and never-before-published personal accounts,
All the Presidents' Children is an important socio-cultural work, a
groundbreaking study of American family dynamics, and an
entertaining foray into the homes, hearts, and history of our
forefathers.
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