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Maggie Haberman: "Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America"
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November 11, 2022
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38:29Now PlayingPulitzer Prize winning New York Times Maggie Haberman is widely considered to know Donald Trump better and longer than any other reporter. Little wonder that her new tour-de-force on Trump—“Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America”—shot to the#1 on the New York Times bestseller list almost as soon as it was published. Haberman combines a wealth of new reporting with an account of who Trump is, as deeply informed by both his childhood and his years in the New York real estate world. Ultimately, Haberman posits that Trump imported the same, fairly thin playbook developed in his New York days into the Presidency, where he had an absence of curiosity about policy or any consideration other than his own advancement arguably singular in the annas of the Presidency. Harry sits down with Maggie for a full hour talk, ranging from his childhood and New York days to the present day, and going into far greater depth and nuance than the other 7-minute cable TV hits exploring “Confidence Man.”
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