Get ready for the latest edition of the Mueller report. No, it's not the unredacted version.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into 2016 Russian election interference and the Trump campaign's conduct surrounding the meddling is already a bestseller on Amazon, despite being free to the public. And it looks like Carter Page, President Trump's former foreign policy adviser during his campaign, is looking to tap into the market.
Page wrote an intro to the Mueller report, which he says reveals the "true inside story" of being heavily interrogated during the investigation — though Page is a bit less diplomatic in his characterization of Mueller's team.
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The edition, which is released by Start Publishing, is available on Amazon Kindle for $6.99. The online description details how Page's private life was "utterly disrupted" in what was "arguably" an attempt to get to Trump. Page's introduction, the description reads, calls "into question the gross abuse of power by the Democratic Party, the U.S. Department of Justice, and the operatives who seek to, ironically, obstruct the Constitution themselves."
Oh, and don't forget to check out the "about the author" page. Tim O'Donnell
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