Tur, a London-based foreign correspondent assigned to the Trump campaign mostly because she happened to be in NBC's New York newsroom at the right (or wrong) moment, describes the Trump campaign as "like covering a hurricane that makes landfall on a daily basis," moving from one rally to the next and one controversy to another. "I've lost a diamond earring, a gold ring, a glove, two hats, a blazer, and one boyfriend (au revoir, Benoit), who said of my schedule: 'This is not what we do in France,'" she writes. "Friends and family have married, divorced, given birth, and died during this campaign, and I've missed it all."
There are also "memories I'll never lose with people I'll never forget," but Trump's propensity to single out reporters for criticism at his rallies can be downright frightening, she says, citing an event in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, last