Omarosas bok och inspelningar påverkar världens syn på USA och vad leder det till?

The benefit to the author, who claims to be “a senior official in the Trump administration,” is self-evident. “A Warning” is on its way to being a hit. Per the book’s publisher, the book has already "garnered more preorders than any other nonfiction book at any imprint in the history of Hachette."

“You know what we used to do in the old days when we were smart, right? The spies and treason, we used to handle it a little differently than we do now.” The implicit suggestion was that the whistleblower should be hanged.
Such behavior is unbecoming of a president and the presidency. To anyone with even a modest reverence for the principle of free speech, it is also morally wrong. The nation’s chief executive should never under any circumstances use his office and its extraordinary powers to seek revenge against whistleblowers and political opponents. These are actions we would expect from tin-pot dictators in repressive countries and which we would openly decry as a nation. Yet it is happening in real time here at home, setting a chilling precedent for the use of executive authority.