Wolff maybe be open to lots of lawsuits

[Common]

The shame of it is, this pos wolff writes a trash lieing book and will make in the millions

Michael Wolff’s book, Fire And Fury: Inside The Trump White House, has a note in the prologue that an attorney says could open him up to a deluge of lawsuits. The book has already come under siege by the Trump White House for being wildly inaccurate. No shocker on that response, but multiple media figures have voiced their concern over the accuracy of the book as well, with New York Times reporters and CNN hosts saying that Wolff gets basic facts wrong in his book, and that this work really isn’t journalism. Former Obama adviser Steve Rattner called Wolff a “total sleaze bag” and an “unprincipled writer of fiction.” Regardless, Wolff stands by his book, despite all the errors that have been pointed out, like reporters who have admitted to never being at certain meetings to getting the jobs of some of members of the president’s cabinet dead wrong. Case in point, Wolff has Wilbur Ross as the labor secretary, he’s actually the commerce secretary.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattve...suits-n2431353

[resister]

It boggles the mind that anyone would defend this book, even today!

Confirmation bias, combined with extreme partisanship create a superpower effect of gullibility and willful ignorance.

Such skewed thinking gets you people like a couple around here, everything in the world says the book is full of BS, but the faithful and blind, stay the course!

How utterly pathetic and entertaining!

[Trish]

I do agree that Wolff has created a credibility problem because he didn't take the time to make sure all his t's were crossed and i's were dotted. I'm not sure these types of books have anything in them that we haven't already heard about. It just seems like a sleazy opportunistic way to try and make a buck off the divisiveness and hate that both sides have for each other.

I haven't read the book nor do I have plans to unless it hits the library and then I may download it when I have nothing better to do. Personally I'd prefer to wait for history to tell the truth about this Administration.

[Adelaide]

It is inevitable that he will face lawsuits. His book seems to lack crediblr sources or proper references to support his claims, and seems more like slander than anything else.

[Kacper]

Someone did a cheeky parody of an "excerpt" from the book involving Trump only wanting to watch the gorilla channel that apparently some people thought was serious. https://nypost.com/2018/01/06/intern...rilla-channel/