Below is an extract of a post published on Guardian titled "Crime in Progress; A Warning; Inside Trump’s White House – review"
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Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch and ‘Anonymous’ launch fresh assaults on the president, while Doug Ward doesn’t have a bad word to say about him “Get over it”: that is how Mick Mulvaney, acting chief of staff at the White House, dismissed evidence that his boss bribed a foreign government to publicise bogus charges against his chief political rival. But it’s about as easy to get over Trump as it is to shrug off a cancer diagnosis. With Hillary Clinton archly hinting at her readiness for a rerun of the 2016 election, others are reinterpreting the past either to delegitimise Trump after the event or to prepare for his vindication at the polls next November. A weary, regretful deja vu pervades Crime in Progress, written by the researchers who brought to light the notorious dossier that traced Trump’s grubby dealings with Russian gangsters; the same document described a cabaret act supposedly staged for him by some micturating Moscow hookers, commended by Putin as “the best in the world”. Simpson and Fritsch hoped the FBI would use the information they provided to indict Trump, though its then director James Comey instead reprimanded Clinton for her insecure email server. They were disappointed a second time by the noncommittal Mueller report. This “secret history” of their persecution by angry Republicans who disputed their findings attempts to relitigate the case. Continue reading…
