Communication Quote by Michael Wolff

“When the president got on the phone after dinner, it was often a rambling affair. In paranoid or sadistic fashion, he’d speculate on the…

— Michael Wolff

“As I hung up and walked slowly back to our table,” Nixon recalled, “it dawned on me that I had just participated in a…

— Nancy Gibbs

“The President was trapped – and with nearly every president, it had come about from his own words. Presidential promises and statements… The people…

— Tom Clancy

“For better than thirty years, as a working historian, I have written on leaders I knew, such as Lyndon Johnson, and interviewed intimates of…

— Doris Kearns Goodwin

“The president did not truly listen to anybody. The more you talked, the less he listened.”

— Michael Wolff

“But it was becoming more and more difficult to accompany the president and listen to another speech whose content was contrary to the principles…

— Dan Bongino

“Whatever the verdict on my presidency, I’m comfortable with the fact that I won’t be around to hear it. That’s a decision point only…

— George W. Bush

“Being President is like being the groundskeeper in a cemetery: there are a lot of people under you, but none of them are listening.”

— Bill Clinton

“Much of the president’s daily conversation was a repetitive rundown of what various anchors and hosts had said about him.”

— Michael Wolff

“Written twenty years after she held office, this abridged biography is being released now, prior to taking place. Maybe we can learn from history…

— Nancy Omeara

“He had an AM radio playing a conservative talk show. The host was making some very interesting statements about the president. I don't usually…

— Jeff Lindsay

“The secret was loyalty to the White House and to the Presidency, rather than to whoever happens to be occupying the office for four…

— J.B. West