Maggie Haberman: The Trump Whisperer Comes to Town

No reporter in America understands former President Trump better, and in turn the circumstances that led to his presidency, and unlikely primacy within the Republican Party. Come hear Ms. Haberman discuss her book, “Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America,” the definitive and newsy chronicle of Mr. Trump’s life before, during and after office, with fellow journalist Mark Leibovich and author of "Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission," an unsparing examination of Mr. Trump’s official support system.

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[pmmk]

I think Maggie is one of the finest and most credible journalists out there .

[WilliamDumoreGlobz]

I have come to appreciate Maggie Haberman so very much. Such a breath of fresh air.

[writenow]

Haberman, and other competent ethical journalists, have done the country a service by writing history as it happens. No revisionist interpretations or falsehoods, just testimony of facts. Haberman is great to admit what she doesn't know and isn't inclined to respond to questions outside her area of expertise. She's good at what she does.

[morci]

Maggie gave some answers that show a very deep commitment to being very professional at her job I wish we could find this kind of commitment in our elected officials

[RainmanCT]

My lord we need more Maggie's in American journalism

[d.thurston]

She is making the rounds. I am following her.

[Letitbeism]

Ms. Habermann is such an incredibly smart person and so incredibly well spoken and eloquent. She brings such clarity to the Trump subject. I can’t wait to see Cate Blanchet play her in a major movie.

[gaylemc]

Her book does not disappoint. Worth every penny.

[d-]

Maggie Haberman is so impressive. She’s as unflappable as a Roman stoic while still somehow being relatable.

[sandrabailey]

I've watched many interviews with Ms. Haberman; this was the most informative; great questions by the moderator.

[susanwade]

💙🇺🇲... We need to Thank Maggie for sharing her knowledgeable insight on this Madman Donald Trump, who We never want to see in the seat of Power ever again.

[pamelajones]

Yes...Maggie Haberman....reporting the truth is soooo important ....especially in these times when there is soooo much APLAUD YOU....STAY

[marilynrowland]

Really interesting discussion, along with the q and a section at the end! Well done, Mark! And a big thank you to Maggie Haberman!

[jenniferstone]

Excellent interview. Maggie Haberman captures the psychopathy of Trump’s every waking moment well.

[valeriemulholland]

Two of the best. Thanks for making this excellent interview available.

[Badgersj]

Thoroughly recommend the book, have the audio version which she reads herself - and she is very good.

[hopesnopes]

Thank You for Your Servitude, by Mark Leibovich is also WONDERFUL, informative, hilarious and terrifying. Don't miss it.

[Sbannmarie]

This cracks me up. “He saw it as a toilet story.” 😂

[clydecessna]

Trump's business dealings have been barely covered at all. You cannot do construction and property development business in New York in the 60s, 70s and 80s without an extensive interactions with organized crime.

[marybrown]

I enjoyed listening as I work outdoors, and I have read the book along with countless others on the presidency. The one and only thing that stood out to me was in the Q & A portion. One man was called upon and began with a grievance about students being the ones who usually get called upon. He proceeded to claim the one of few t supporters present. I found it quite hilarious. I'd like to ask him, "what was the t policy that kept gas prices low", as was the only thing he brought up.