The Trump Files

An Account of the Trump Administration's Effect on American Democracy, Human Rights, Science and Public Health

De: Jack Hassard

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This is Citizen Jack’s book, a masterful demonstration of a personal view turned sociopolitical gold.
—CHARLES R. AULT JR., Professor Emeritus, Lewis & Clark College

Discover the truth about the Trump years with Citizen Jack's gripping and detailed account in The Trump Files.
Renowned science educator, researcher, blogger, and author Jack Hassard vividly documents the nation's turbulent Trump years and brings readers back to those troubling days. Through sharp, clear-eyed prose, he takes on racial injustice, the Trumpist worldview, and how science was diminished in the Trump era. The comprehensive analysis is heavily laden with supporting data and information to back up its claims, and it is a powerful reminder of the importance of the upcoming 2024 election.

Benefits of reading The Trump Files:

• Uncovering the truth about the Trump years
• Gaining a comprehensive understanding of the impact of the Trump administration
• Discovering robust, data-driven analysis to help inform decisions in the upcoming 2024 election

What's included in The Trump Files:

• Robert Jay Lifton's concept of "a witnessing professional."
• Charles R. Ault's introduction of Jack Hassard as "Citizen Jack."
• Smart, informed discussion inspired by the work of George Lakoff
• Of-their-moment blog posts reprinted throughout
• Insight into how a malevolent individual took to the task of undermining some foundational aspects of governance in CDC, EPA, and other functions of democracy

Uncover the truth and comprehensively understand the Trump years with The Trump Files. Find out why Trump should not return to the Oval Office.

Good but at times Annoying

I think this book would have been better off read physically then the audiobook. There was was too many reference points mentioned in the audiobook and it was confusing as sometimes it would go back to something that was already read.

Decent book ruined by AI narration

The monotone AI ruins it for me, especially when reading numbers there's no proper cadence or proper pausing - it was painful to hear.

Moreover, I don't support AI taking away jobs from people. Pay a human properly to read this please.

Fantastic job screwing up a book

For whom ever thought that an AI-generated voice for this book would be a good idea, they should be taken to Guantanamo for incarceration, never to be seen again. It seems OK at the start, but after a while, you realize that you can’t tell when a sentence ends and a new sentence starts. You can’t tell when you go from one segment of the book to another segment. There’s no delineation. It is just rapid-fire words without context. And when you get to the end of a chapter, where I assume there are footnote citations, it is just a mess. Someone needs to be held accountable for screwing up this book. For changing what could be important information into a bunch of horse manure.
My suggestion: get the printed version of the book.