Former National Security Adviser John Bolton became the latest ex-Trump administration official to sign a book deal this week.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton became the latest ex-Trump administration official to sign a book deal this week, suggesting he may use that platform to unearth details amid an impeachment inquiry into his former boss.the possibility he has additional information for the impeachment inquiry and now reportedly has signed a $2 million book deal with Simon & Schuster after several weeks of negotiations.
Bolton was known for being an aggressive foreign policy"hawk," which led Trump to claim in September that he often had disputes with his national security adviser."In fact, my views on Venezuela, and especially Cuba, were far stronger than those of John Bolton," TrumpBolton's 17-month tenure in the Trump administration ended in September with a bizarre exchange of tweets between himself and the president which muddled whether or not Bolton was fired or chose to leave.
But Bolton disagreed with the president's version of the story, tweeting 12 minutes later,"I offered to resign last night and President Trump said, 'Let's talk about it tomorrow.'" "It set us back, and frankly, he wanted to do things not necessarily tougher than me," Trump said."You know, John's known as a tough guy. He's so tough, he got us into Iraq. That's tough."
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