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Only a few feet separated Cassidy Hutchinson's desk from the most divisive US president in recent memory. In this captivating narrative, she shares her incredible experiences as a young, idealistic woman forced into a national crisis, where she risked everything to expose the truth about some of the most influential figures in Washington.

Since her early years, when she visited Washington, DC, Cassidy Hutchinson had dreamed of working in government. She was the first person in her immediate family to earn a college degree, having grown up in a working-class family with military roots. Hutchinson, who had no connections to Washington, managed to secure a pivotal role at the heart of the Trump White House.

On January 6, 2021, at the age of 24, she became involved in one of the most remarkable and unprecedented tragedies in the annals of contemporary political history, which resulted in a drastic turn in her life.

By disclosing what she saw and heard during the attempt to rig a democratic election, Hutchinson was forced to choose between her allegiance to the Trump administration and her nation. She courageously stepped forward to serve as the key witness in the House hearings on January 6, and the country was gripped and astounded by her evidence. Hutchinson describes in her memoir the conflict she had between the obligations of her oath to uphold American democracy and the pressures she faced to follow party lines.

Sufficient goes well beyond the standard insider political story. It tells the story of a woman who overcame obstacles as a child to earn her dream job, but who also had to overcome a moral crisis that more senior White House officials attempted to avoid in order to discover her voice and identity. This illustrates how one person's bravery may alter the path of history.