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Michael Wolff said the US needed a market-charming president: now it has one

13 January 2018

9:00 AM

13 January 2018

9:00 AM

I once commissioned Michael Wolff —currently the world’s most talked-about journalist as the author of the White House exposé Fire and Fury — to write for The Spectator. It was just before the 2004 presidential election in which Republican incumbent George W. Bush looked set to see off the Democrat challenger John Kerry, and I invited Wolff to tell us the implications for the stock market.

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