Summary:
The memoir provides an insider account of the author's tenure as National Security Advisor under President Donald Trump, detailing his observations of the administration's foreign policy decision-making process. It offers a critical perspective on key events and interactions with foreign leaders, as well as the author's concerns about the President's conduct in office.
Key points:
1. Bolton's Disputes with Trump: Bolton criticizes Trump's diplomacy, especially with North Korea and Russia, and accuses him of prioritizing personal interests over national security.
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