Opinion | Dean Obeidallah: President Trump doesn't hate anonymous tell-all 'A Warning,' because he knows how he can spin it - NBCNewsTHINK
. This means the information expressed in the book should raise new questions about Trump’s fitness to serve as commander in chief. Indeed, the excerpts released in advance paint a truly alarming picture of Trump’s White House. The author also claims that if a majority of Trump’s Cabinet agreed to remove Trump from office under the 25th Amendment,"A Warning," a book from an anonymous senior Trump administration official, will be published by Twelve in November.
Overall, though, the big question is what are the actual stakes here? If this was truly such a dangerous and pivotal moment, surely that would be more important than job security? The author has answered that question with a very uncompelling reason: “I have decided to publish this anonymously because this debate is not about me.”
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