We all know how we feel about the subject matter of the book, we don't need to be prodded and with that in mind I appreciated the authors' lack of snark and sarcasm in retelling the events of 2017-2021. The book is well constructed, the events flow smoothly and the material is well supported. I believe it's all very accurate.

Best audience might be decades away when the events are, hopefully, less raw. I had sworn off these kinds of books but was having a particularly bad day a few weeks ago and thought it would be the right book for the moment. It was.

Years ago I read Baker's excellent book about the Bush/Cheney administration [b:Days of Fire: Bush and Cheney in the White House|17288658|Days of Fire Bush and Cheney in the White House|Peter Baker|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1363837099l/17288658._SY75_.jpg|23909838] and was so impressed I felt he was worth revisiting.