The publication of former White House National Security adviser John Bolton’s memoir has been further delayed while the National Security Council (NSC) reviews its contents.
The book, 'The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir,' will be delayed through June 23, its second delay after the release date was earlier pushed back from March 17 to May 12 amid back-and-forth between Bolton and national security officials on what he could reveal about the inner workings of the executive branch, Politico reported.
The book was originally listed as 528 pages, but is now 576 pages, according to the retailer and publisher web sites.
U.S. President Donald Trump ousted national security adviser John Bolton in September 2019.
