"This is not a scandal book intended merely to gratify the reader's salacious interests. Instead, Mr. Klein has written a serious political and psychological biography of the most likely next Democratic nominee for president — and thus, quite plausibly I fear, the next president of the United States. .....
......The anecdote continued with Nixon's recollection that he had thought that Bill Clinton was too nice to provide world leadership: " 'He doesn't scare anybody.' Then Nixon added, as though he had a sudden insight: 'Hillary inspires fear.' Nixon explained that a few minutes after the meeting started Chelsea Clinton joined the group. The kid ran right to Clinton and never once looked at her mother. I could see that she had a warm relationship with him, but was almost afraid of her mother. Hillary is ice-cold. You can see it in her eyes. She is a piece of work — 'Hillary inspires fear.' Of course, for Nixon, that was a high compliment."
The first we heard about the book was the infamous and scandalous "Chelsea was the result of rape" story, which overshadowed any legitimate and serious analysis offered by the author, I suspect.