"The unprecedented trial of Donald Trump, culminating in his conviction for falsifying records to cover up a scandal, reshapes perceptions of American leadership and justice."
"Jonah Bromwich's 'Dragon on Centre Street' captures the vibrant human drama surrounding Trump's indictment, revealing a mixture of folly and seriousness in the courtroom atmosphere."
"As the arraignment approached, the excitement mirrored that of a major concert, turning the legal confrontation into an extraordinary spectacle which engaged public sentiment."
"Max Azzarello's tragic story, briefly introduced in the narrative, adds a haunting layer to the book, illustrating personal struggles amid the chaos of the Trump saga."
Donald J. Trump was convicted of falsifying records related to a scandal from his 2016 presidential campaign, making him America's first felon president. The trial, described by Jonah Bromwich in 'Dragon on Centre Street,' reflects a pivotal moment for the American legal system, capturing both the spectacle surrounding Trump's legal battle and the dramatic human stories intertwined with it. The run-up to the trial resembled a cultural event, with themes of folly and tragedy interspersed throughout Bromwich's account, ultimately questioning the resilience of political norms in America.
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