Outlast the Truth: Roy Cohn’s Ruthless Rules for Power, Survival, and War

Roy Cohn's Power Tactics, Political Influence, and Trump Mentorship

De: Grindstone Publishing

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Roy Cohn was one of the most feared and influential power brokers of the 20th century. From his early role as chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy to his mentorship of Donald Trump, Cohn’s career left a scorched trail through American law, media, and politics.

Outlast the Truth is a gripping account of Cohn’s rise, dominance, and eventual downfall. It explores his central role in the Red Scare, his manipulation of public perception, his behind-the-scenes legal warfare, and the personal code of loyalty and retaliation that defined his life. Disbarred in the final years of his career and dying from complications of AIDS—while publicly denying it—Cohn remained defiant to the end.

Drawing from court records, interviews, media reports, and biographical sources, this book maps out the ruthless rules Cohn lived by—rules that shaped the political culture of modern America. His influence on Donald Trump, in particular, offers critical insight into the political strategies still used today: deny everything, counterattack relentlessly, and never admit defeat.

For readers interested in political power plays, legal manipulation, and the darker side of American influence, Outlast the Truth is an unflinching portrait of a man who turned scandal into strategy—and never backed down.