VIDEO: Former Mattis speechwriter responds to rumors he wrote ‘Anonymous’ book
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Guy Snodgrass finally rejected rumors that he was the anonymous author of a tell-all book about the Trump administration.
Snodgrass, an ex-speechwriter for former Defense Secretary James Mattis, had tiptoed around rumors that he was the author of A Warning, a book that was written by the same anonymous author of a New York Times op-ed that claimed there were high-level White House advisers who were resisting President Trump.
The article goes on to state the following:
The former speechwriter refused to directly answer whether he authored the book during a Monday interview on Fox News and tweeted, “The swirl continues” in response to a New Republic article suggesting that he could be responsible for the book and the op-ed.
After leaving the speculation “swirling”, Snodgrass later denied he is the author of the book in a CNN interview Tuesday.
“No, I’m not the writer. I got asked that. Evidently, that news popped before I went on to a different television show yesterday. They asked me the question. I kind of batted it away. I thought it would be asked and we’d be done. To put it to rest, no, I’m not the author of A Warning. I’m not the anonymous op-ed writer,” Snodgrass insisted.
Nope, not me. Looks like David Kusnet is 1 for 2 on anonymous book authors. https://t.co/kOLirvAkrI
— Guy Snodgrass (@GuySnodgrass) November 25, 2019
The swirl continues…https://t.co/BCth6lqnLM
— Guy Snodgrass (@GuySnodgrass) November 25, 2019
Snodgrass was evasive when asked the question in a Fox News interview on Monday:
.@GuySnodgrass dismisses speculations that he is “Anonymous,” who wrote the 2018 New York Times op-ed and a new book called “A Warning.”
Snodgrass says it’s important for the author to put their name on the book. “Readers need the opportunity to assess who wrote the material.” pic.twitter.com/isJ3Ofs4l8— New Day (@NewDay) November 26, 2019
“I put my name to it because I think it’s important. Readers need the opportunity to assess who wrote the material. Who wrote the book? What is their bias?”
Guy Snodgrass denies he’s the Anonymous staffer behind a tell-all about the Administration.
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) November 26, 2019
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