Historian Doug Wead talks about his new book, "Inside Trump's White House," interview with Epoch Times

This is the antidote for all other poisonous American media. Wead is so effective that corrupted media has threatened his life. It is the opposite of everything else. It is poison to poisonous propaganda and our poisonous-on-touch media simply cannot have it.

Ew, that makes them so mad they could just kill him.

The book just came out. Let's read the reviews on Amazon. O-o-o-h, $19.33 down from list price $30.00 for hardcover. That's a savings of ... what? ... 35%!

Seven reviews so far. All five stars.

* Finally, an honest account of Donald Trump and his presidency that includes first hand reporting-not hearsay or make believe!

* Great account of a great family...and president.

* The book is great! Trump is everything I thought he was and better. Everyone should read this. It’s eye opening.

My only objection is that the book jacket doesn’t fit the book. It is too small. Quite distracting as I’m trying to read.

* An honest firsthand look into a much maligned family. I laughed, I cried, and I am so glad I got a different perspective.

[Well, take the jacket off. Make your own out a brown paper grocery bag. Gawl! We knew that in the third grade. Then put the original back on when you're done. Nyeah, what an ul-ta-rah maroon.]

* I am so impressed with this books and its tone from what I have read so far. I have read a few trump books and this one is very comprehensive and one written from an author with Trumps personal innovation and open access. It says a lot about the Author and Trump and his administration alike. You won't waste your time or money investing in this one, if you are after the truth.

* I started this listen with a mixed feeling of hope that this read would unveil a behind the scene account of what went on and more importantly what has shaped our current president and in fact the reactions he has to so many detractors. I came away refreshed about the first family and a more personal inside look at what drives our president.

The authors fair accounting as a well respected journalist did not disappointment me.

I wish President Trump would tone down the fiery words but have at least an appreciation of how he has come to be conditioned to be so combative.

* FYI, the author, Doug Wead, is interviewed for the release of this book by American Thought Leaders. He is a pleasant, well spoken man. The interview is fascinating and frankly jaw dropping at times. If the book is anything like the interview, it should be a great read. I ordered the book after watching and I'll update after reading.

We know that!

Wead says in this interview:

I don’t care what the reader takes away. 

What I wanted to do is get real stories, accurate stories, truth on paper. I want them to believe whatever they want to believe and take whatever they want to take, I want to hear their opinions, read their books, but my job is to get in there get the stories, get the facts then get out. And I’m writing for history. I’m writing for a hundred years from now, two hundred years from now and for anybody who’s interested. 

The bit that he says at the beginning is repeated almost immediately in the interview. I don't know why they did this.