Mark Leibovich is the winner of a National Magazine Award, a former staffer of the New York Times Magazine, the author of a bestseller about Washington and a recent hire of the Atlantic, one of the hotter, the more serous news websites. In short, he has a byline that arouses expectations of thoroughness and thoughtfulness. So one might assume that his new 304-page tome (before the acknowledgments, the notes and the index) would include some new facts or several new insights about his subjects, the Trump sycophants who enabled the most disastrous presidency of modern times. Sadly, Leibovich has almost nothing fresh to tell us. Instead of new information, we get a recycled account of "the dirt that Trump tracked in, the people he broke, and the swamp he did not drain". ... If you want to hear Leibovich reprise all of the softball questions he asked (half of them off the record) of all Trump's sycophants, this book is for you. But if you're interested in explosive new facts about exactly how Trump tried to demolish American democracy, skip this and stay tuned for the next hearing of the House select committee to investigate the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.