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in early january 2018, wolff's book "fire and fury: inside the trump white house" was published. excerpts released before publication included unflattering descriptions of behavior by u.s. president donald trump, chaotic interactions among the white house senior staff, and derogatory comments about the trump family by former white house chief strategist steve bannon. news of the book's imminent publication and its embarrassing depiction of trump prompted trump and his lawyer, charles harder, to issue on january 4, 2018 a cease and desist letter alleging false statements, defamation, and malice, and to threaten libel lawsuits against wolff, his publisher henry holt and company, and bannon, an action that actually stimulated pre-launch book sales. on january 8, henry holt's attorney, elizabeth mcnamara, responded to harder's allegations with an assurance that no apology or retraction would be forthcoming, also noting that harder's complaint cited no specific errors in wolff's text. john sargent, the chief executive of macmillan-holt, informed the publisher’s employees that "as citizens, we must demand that president trump understand and abide by the first amendment of our constitution."
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fire and fury: inside the trump white house is a 2018 book by michael wolff and which according to wolff, details the behavior of u.s. president donald trump and the staff of his 2016 presidential campaign and white house. the title refers to a quote by trump about the conflict with north korea. the book became a "new york times" number one bestseller. reviewers generally accepted wolff's portrait of a dysfunctional trump administration, but were skeptical of many of wolff's particular claims.
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