Lucky Loser: How Donald Trump Squandered His FatherS Fortune And Created The Illusion Of Success

Lucky Loser: How Donald Trump Squandered His FatherS Fortune And Created The Illusion Of Success

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An Instant New York Times Bestseller A Washington Post Notable Book A Financial Times Best Business Book Of The YearA FirstRate Financial Thriller . . . Lucky Loser Is One Of Those Rare Trump Books That Deserve, Even Demand, To Be Read. Alexander Nazaryan, The New York Timesfrom The Pulitzer PrizeWinning Reporters Behind The 2018 Bombshell New York Times Expos Of President TrumpS Finances, An Explosive Investigation Into The History Of Donald TrumpS Wealth, Revealing How One Of The CountryS Biggest Business Failures Lied His Way Into The White Housesoon After Announcing His First Campaign For The Us Presidency, Donald J. Trump Told A National Television Audience That Life Has Not Been Easy For Me. It Has Not Been Easy For Me. Building On A Narrative He Had Been Telling For Decades, He Spun A Hardscrabble Fable Of How He Parlayed A Small Loan From His Father Into A MultiBillionDollar Business And Real Estate Empire. This Feat, He Argued, Made Him Singularly Qualified To Lead The Country. Except: None Of It Was True. As His Wealthy FatherS Chosen Successor, Trump Received The Equivalent Today Of More Than $500 Million In Family Money. He Collected A Second Windfall Thanks To Mark Burnett, The Revolutionary Television Producer Who Made Trump A Star. In Truth, TrumpS Empire Was Underwritten, And At Times Saved, By The Equivalent Of More Than $1 Billion That Came His Way Without Any Of The Business Expertise He Claimed.Drawing On Over Twenty Years Worth Of TrumpS Confidential Tax Information, Including The Tax Returns He Tried To Conceal, Alongside Business Records And Interviews With Trump Insiders, New York Times Investigative Reporters Russ Buettner And Susanne Craig Track TrumpS Financial Rise And Fall, And Rise And Fall Again. A Masterpiece Of Narrative Reporting, Lucky Loser Is A Meticulous Examination Spanning Nearly A Century, Filled With Scoops From Trump Tower, MarALago, Atlantic City, And The Set Of The Apprentice. Here For The First Time Is The Definitive True Accounting Of Trump And His MoneyWhat He Had, What He Lost, And What He Has LeftAnd The Myth Of Trump, The SelfMade Billionaire, Exposed.

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