Why James Comey's memoir is as much about US mafia as it is about Indian banking system | Dr Sridhar Samu

I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," Donald Trump allegedly told Federal Bureau Investigation (FBI) director (now fired) James Comey seven days after he took over as the 45th President of the United States. In his gripping memoir, A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership, Comey narrates his personal interactions with Trump as nothing short of the president's crude eagerness and tacit pressure to secure unflinching loyalty like a mafia boss - "lying about things large and small, a service to some warped code of loyalty built with the us-versus-them world view".