If you’ve picked up a newspaper, logged onto the Internet or walked anywhere near a television set in the last week, you’re no doubt aware of the release of the book “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.”
The book, which chronicles the first year of Donald J. Trump’s presidency from a “fly on the wall” perspective, ignited a media firestorm and was actually released days ahead of schedule due to what the publisher called “unprecedented demand.”
In a new video from One America News Network, leading correspondent Eddie McCoven dives deeper into not just the book itself but also its author – one Michael Wolff. Wolff has been a journalist for decades, having contributed to publications ranging from USA Today to GQ to The Hollywood Reporter and beyond.
Unfortunately for him (and his publishers), he’s also been something of a controversial figure for much of his career.
In 1998, for example, he published a book called “Burn Rate” about the financing, launch and ultimate failure of his own business, Wolff New Media. Despite the book’s bestseller status, it was criticized almost immediately – especially after 13 people said that he changed or even outright invented quotes.
Similar issues arose in a biography that he wrote about Rupert Murdoch, along with suggestions he made about the News International phone hacking scandal being a way to attack the aforementioned News Corporation chairman.
To find out more about the release of “Fire and Fury” and to dive deeper into Michael Wolff’s history of alleged false claims, watch the video below.
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