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    The Tell-All Book That Could Trump Them All: The Mueller Report

    by Ron Elving Apr 20, 2019 3 minutes
    Robert Mueller testifies before Congress in 2013. A redacted version of Mueller's report as special counsel was released on Thursday.

    The latest book-length tell-all on life inside President Trump's White House has appeared, and it's just as unsparing about dysfunction and deception as all those earlier versions by journalists, gossip mavens and former staffers. Maybe more so.

    The difference is that the president likes this one.

    Or at least he says he likes it. And it's probably not because of the catchy title (Report on the Investigation Into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election), or any previous works by the author, Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

    More likely it's the to be the ending.

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