They have receipts, which they lay out for all to see. The pair are Pulitzer winners, for investigative reporting. I Alone Can Fix It pulls back the curtain on the handling of Covid-19, the re-election bid and its chaotic and violent aftermath. This is a blockbuster follow-up to A Very Stable Genius, in which Leonnig and Rucker chronicled the chaos of TrumpвЂ™s first three years in office. Photograph: Alex Edelman/AFP/Getty Images Trump supporters outside the US Capitol in Washington on 6 January. вЂњThatвЂ™s what Hitler did to consolidate power in 1933.вЂќ Trump, Leonnig and Rucker quote a senior official as saying, is a вЂњguy who takes fuel, throws it on the fire, and makes you scared shitlessвЂќ, then says вЂњвЂI will protect you.вЂ™ A graduate of Princeton and Columbia, Milley was not alone in seeing shadows of the past slither into the daylight. вЂњThe gospel of the FГјhrer,вЂќ the authors quote Milley as saying.ДЄccording to the general, the US under Trump was experiencing its own version of the late Weimar Republic, complete with modern-day вЂњBrownshirtsвЂќ. He was referring to the fire at the German parliament on 27 February 1933, an incident seized as a pretext by Hitler to begin arresting opponents and to consolidate his power. In their second book on the Trump presidency, Leonnig and Rucker report that on 2 January 2021, two months after election day and as Trump still refused to concede defeat, Gen Mark Milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, told aides: вЂњThis is a Reichstag moment.вЂќ Think Charlottesville redux, on a larger stage. Last week, Trump declared: вЂњThese were peaceful people, these were great people.вЂќ

Mary Lou was shot dead as well.вЂњPersonally, what I wanted is what they wanted,вЂќ he tells Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker of the Washington Post.ДЇive people died after a mob of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol on 6 January, seeking to overturn the election. Kate watched the entire scene unfold, horror struck. Trout, however, raced after him in his motor-power boat and shot Sam down. He jumped in his boat and began to row away, hoping to perhaps evade his hanging, or at least extend the time he had. Sam was to be punished for his crime by hanging, had he not tried to run away first. (In the book, they are seen by Hattie Parker, a resident of Green Lake.) Trout reported this to the sheriff, since at the time, a black man was not allowed to kiss a white woman.

The kiss was seen by Trout Walker, who happened to be riding past the school house on his horse. He grabbed her hand, and they shared a kiss. This made them develop a relationship together, and they discovered mutual affection. Each time he would finish fixing one thing, Kate would find something else for him to fix because she enjoyed his company.

He noticed the leaking roof and offered to fix it in exchange for 3 additional jars of peaches. One person he traded his onions with was Miss Katherine Barlow, Green Lake's teacher she'd give him jars of peaches in exchange for onions.ДЄt one point, Sam went into the school to deliver Barlow her onions in exchange for his peaches. For example, he had an onion-based cream that he claimed would cure baldness and a special onion juice that he claimed would ward off Yellow-Spotted Lizards, which worked unintentionally (but thankfully) on Stanley and Hector. Sam made various products out of onions, because he thought onions were the cure for everything. Mary Lou, his donkey, was acclaimed by Sam to be almost 100 years old because she ate his onions. Sam was born in Green Lake, Texas in 1883 and later became a farmerВ as a young man.

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