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- Rumors of a Hope Hicks diary apparently has book publishers scrambling to get the soon-to-be former White House communications director’s attention.
- A report from the Daily Mail says Hicks kept a diary of her experiences in the White House and interactions with President Donald Trump.
- A potential book deal could land Hicks a $ 10 million advance, according to a publisher cited by the Daily Mail.
- Hicks is resigning in the coming weeks. Hers is set to be one of the highest-profile departures in a Trump administration that has already seen record turnover.
Rumors of a Hope Hicks diary documenting her experiences during her time in the Trump administration have book publishers scrambling to get her attention, according to a report from the Daily Mail.
The publication cited what it described as a White House insider who said Hicks kept a “detailed diary of her White House work, and her interactions with the president.”See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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