Barely 3 stars.

So glad I borrowed from the library than bought it.

Nothing new, because whatever "new parts" were written about and discussed at length before it was published. Also, it just confirms everything that most people were already thinking about the Administration.

These sentences on page 242 sum up about Trump: "... Donald Trump believed he had vastly more power, authority, and control than in fact he had, and he believed his talent for manipulating people and being and dominating them was vastly greater than it was. Pushing this line of reasoning just a little further: senior staff believed the president had a problem with reality, and reality was now overwhelming him."

I also don't think Wolff knows what "joire de guerre" actually means.