A quarter of a century in America. In Washington from Clinton to Trump

Andrei Shitov headed the TASS representative office in Washington from Bill Clinton to Donald Trump and, in total, worked for more than a quarter of a century on the ocean for the main information agency of Russia. It is unlikely that anyone else of modern Russian journalists has such experience. In the book, he shares his thoughts: about life and morals, about presidents and ordinary Americans, about life and professional lessons. He recalls how the American intelligence services tried to recruited him, how his son was interested in Obama if he wants to get on the money, how he participated in the case of the death of a foster child from Russia Vanya Skorobogatov.
The book is a real storehouse of information for those who are interested in how foreign correspondents work, who wants to plunge into the subtleties and secrets of the second ancient "profession. And the inquisitive gaze of a mother journalist will allow you to see the "American dream" as it is, without an obedient pathos and embellishment