House of Trump, House of Putin

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A chilling investigation reveals the decades-long relationship among Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and the Russian Mafia that contributed to Trump's rise to the presidency. Beginning in the 1970s, the narrative unfolds in the high-stakes world of New York real estate and culminates with Trump's inauguration. This moment marked the peak of Putin's mission to undermine Western democracy, a mission that ensnared Trump over twenty years ago, starting with the bailout of his failing Atlantic City ventures. The book confirms deep-seated American fears about Russian influence, suggesting that the Cold War never truly ended but evolved, with Trump's properties facilitating the flow of money from the collapsing Soviet Union. It meticulously traces the alliance between American political operatives and the Russian Mafia, detailing Trump's transformation from a struggling real estate mogul to the leader of the free world. It also explores Russia's resurgence from the post-Cold War era and its ongoing covert efforts to regain superpower status. This essential work sheds light on the hidden forces shaping today's geopolitical landscape, illustrating how Trump's presidency was intertwined with Russia's ambitions and the implications for global power dynamics.