A nuanced, behind-the-scenes and analytical narrative of Chief executive Obama’s White Home tenure, by NBC’s award-winning Key White House Correspondent.

Barack Obama gained the presidency in 2008 partly because he was a Washington outsider. However when he surely got to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, that difference turned out to be double-edged. While he’d been an excellent campaign politician, functioning inside the program as president ended up being much more of a problem than Obama got ever imagined.

In THE STRANGER, NBC Chief White House Correspondent Chuck Todd pulls upon his unparalleled inner-circle sources to create a gripping account of Obama’s tumultuous White Home years. In doing this, not only will Todd give us the most disclosing portrait yet of the fascinating leader and his struggles, but illuminates what ‘Obamism’ really is, what the chief executive stands for, and exactly how his decisions have changed–and will change–American politics for generations.