So far, the White House's plan for next week's release of a new book by an anonymous author claiming to be a senior Trump official is just to ignore it
The White House is breathing a big sigh of relief after the new book by an anonymous author claiming to be a senior Trump official doesn’t seem to have many new damaging details of the president’s conduct in office, according to interviews with five current White House officials.the book, titled “A Warning” and due out Nov. 19, has received in outlets like The New York Times.
They’ve whispered the names of suspected officials to reporters, often going into elaborate explanations as to why this or that person could be the author. For example, Anonymous said the key event that turned him or her against Trump was when the president initially didn’t order the American flag to be lowered to half-staff after Sen. John McCain died in August 2018.
Hogan Gidley, the deputy White House press secretary, also said the author was trying to profit off his or her time in the administration.
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