Dragon on Centre Street: New York vs. Donald J. Trump

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Your behind-the-scenes look at the historic showdown between President Donald Trump and the criminal justice system, told through the eyes of the journalist who was in the courtroom each day, capturing every dramatic twist and turn. A panoramic New York thriller unlike any other.

In the spring of 2024, former President Trump, flanked by his band of loyal supporters, was shuttled daily into a gloomy Manhattan courtroom to face a trial with monumental stakes for him, and for the country.

Inside, a cast of larger-than-life characters awaited: tabloid impresario David Pecker; mess-making "fixer" Michael Cohen; counterpunching porn star Stormy Daniels; an enigmatic district attorney and the no-nonsense judge tasked with keeping the trial movingand bringing Trump to heel. Each played a crucial part in a high-stakes legal drama with remarkable repercussions for American politics in the year of a historic election.

New York Times journalist Jonah Bromwich was there, capturing every momentfrom the streets to the courtroom, to the back-office maneuvering. His daily reports gripped a global audience. Now, armed with new reporting and insider knowledge, Bromwich delivers the definitive account of this stranger-than-fiction showdown on Centre Street.

Dragon on Centre Street is a gripping, absurd, and outrageous story of power, attention, and America's future. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand this defining moment in historyand a political drama so wild, you'll have to remind yourself it's all true.

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Jonah E. Bromwich, a reporter forThe New York Times, has covered Manhattans criminal justice system for years. He was a lead reporter on Trumps criminal trial, reporting live from the courtroom for more than a month.

Jonah joined The Times in 2012. He has covered a number of major legal stories for the Metro desk, including the downfall of Governor Cuomo, multiple trials involving President Trump and the chaos on Rikers Island business. Previously, Jonah worked for the Style section, reporting on cultural changes brought about by social media and celebrity culture. A native of Washington DC, he studied English literature at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.