Crisis of Character

A White House Secret Service Officer Discloses His Firsthand Experience with Hillary, Bill, and How They Operate

De: Gary J. Byrne

Narrado por: Brian Troxell

In this runaway #1 New York Times bestseller, former secret service officer Gary Byrne, who was posted directly outside President Clinton's oval office, reveals what he observed of Hillary Clinton's character and the culture inside the White House while protecting the First Family in CRISIS OF CHARACTER, the most anticipated book of the 2016 election.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"I read it cover to cover!"—Sean Hannity, Fox News Channel

"The book is worth reading to better understand the ways people who possess great power but lack character can abuse good public servants. Mr. Byrne's reporting on the flaws of the Federal Air Marshalls Service is also eye-opening - and scary."—Fred J. Eckert, The Washington Times

"Hillary Clinton has a 'Jekyll and Hyde' personality that left White House staffers scared stiff of her explosive - and even physical - outbursts, an ex-Secret Service officer claims in a scathing new tell-all."—New York Post

"Byrne reveals what he observed inside the White House while protecting the First Family in the 1990s."—The Drudge Report

"[Crisis of Character] validates the public's growing distrust of Hillary's character. It reminds us of the Clintons' countless scandals and the deficits in their leadership. It is a message from someone who knew them personally, and it is a message we would do well to heed."—Townhall.com

"Gary Byrne says he saw the pieces! In a box! Byrne is a former Secret Service officer who has written a tell-all book, "Crisis of Character," about the (horrible/embarrassing/appalling) things he purportedly witnessed during the Bill Clinton presidency."—Gail Collins, the New York Times

"Byrne's What-the-Butler-Saw style account is particularly damning [...] so much of his testimony rings true based on what the world knows about goings-on at the Clinton White House. It is little wonder the Clinton camp has not only denounced the book, but has even reportedly persuaded most of the big TV news networks to deny Byrne airtime. [...] Byrne, now retired, counters that it is his 'patriotic duty' to ensure voters know the unvarnished truth about the Clintons."—The Daily Mail

"Former Secret Service officer Gary Byrne offers a ground-zero look at the Lewinsky scandal - and other Bill Clinton misadventures that should have been national scandals - in his new book Crisis of Character. [...] As Bannon pointed out, the deterioration of Secret Service standards has arguably continued to the present day - one of two scandals presaged by the Nineties events recounted in Byrne's book, with the other being Hillary Clinton's email server. [...] Even though top Clinton White House officials have confirmed Byrne was an honorable officer, the Clinton machine has been working to pressure television networks into ignoring the news and helping Hillary Clinton's campaign by not reporting on the details contained within Byrne's bombshell book."—Breitbart.com

Finally. People are starting to speak up.

What made the experience of listening to Crisis of Character the most enjoyable?

I knew the author was highly credible. A decades seasoned veteran whose heart was to serve our country. I can't imagine the terrible conflicts and scandalous situations that many seem to find themselves when having to work with the Clintons. To have to serve such abuse of power, such lack of character, is reprehensible. No Clinton should be allowed near our government ever again.

What other book might you compare Crisis of Character to and why?

Clinton Cash. Because stories of Clinton corruption are corroborated and affirmed.
Finally people are speaking up and speaking out about bad leadership plunging this country into refuse.

What does Brian Troxell bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Like I was there.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes.

Any additional comments?

No more Clintons! No more Bushs'!

50/50 - Gov't Bureaucracy and Clinton's vs. Bush's

Interesting look into how the Secret Service and other government agencies work at the 'top' from one mans experience. Reminded me of a lot of details and scandals from the 90's I had happily forgotten about. Good listen for the conscientious voter that may be undecided in the 2016 presidential race and good reminder that while the US system of government is the greatest, we must be remain vigilant as individuals.

Worth listening to

What made the experience of listening to Crisis of Character the most enjoyable?

It was more interesting than enjoyable.

What did you like best about this story?

Actually hearing how The Hillary treats working class people

Have you listened to any of Brian Troxell’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No I haven't. This was read well enough. No complaints about the reader

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No, While it was new, it's really all been said about her

Any additional comments?

If your seriously considering voting Hillary this fall that the time to listen to this book. This isn't republican slander, this is the truth. While I'm not endorsing anyone, I'm thinking twice.

A behind the scenes look at the Crooked Clintons

My first recollection of Bill was of him playing the Sax on Arsenio Hall and thinking wow this guy will win and be a great President. But oh how far you've fallen Lucifer along with your evil wife. This book demonstrates just how rotten the Clintons have been all along.
I imagine they smell as rotten as the burnt human flesh that littered the highways when we were tricked into invading Iraq. We must drain the swamp of these venomous snakes and leaches.

Inside look at the Clintons

Pros: it's a great insight into the character of the Clintons and the Bush. Very well told and incredibly interesting.

Cons: he goes very in depth into his training, which isn't as exciting as the rest of the book