Gillian Yamany

I started trying to read it and kept getting derailed; I found certain terms and ideas frustrating and gave up. I’ll probably try again, though, because my son listened to it at 18 as an audio book and says it’s been the most profound book he’s ever read. It sparked profound spiritual growth in him and it’s been incredible and humbling to watch him grow over the past two years. It set him on a journey that has led him to radiate a compassion that draws others to him, and wisdom and insights that make strangers think he’s closer to 30 than 20. Based on that I HIGHLY recommend this book!

This is the book that, in combination with Mary Trump’s recent publication, finally makes sense of all the unbelievable insanity spewing from the “leader” of the free world. Michael Cohen confirms everything my gut ever told me was true about Donald Trump (he’s an amoral narcissist willing to do anything to “win”), while putting some rumors to rest (there was probably no pee pee tape). Cohen’s relentless self-flagellation throughout the book lends credence to the details, and I found “Disloyal” to be an engaging and timely read. It seems he spent his tenure at the Trump Organization lying for the “Boss” and, having been indicted and with his career and reputation in tatters, there seems little reason for him to lie now (unless it’s to extract revenge on Trump). I really hope more people will read this memoir and that news outlets will spend more time discussing the specifics and interviewing the man who really has the dirt on his former boss.