In "Unbelievable," Katy Tur, an NBC News correspondent who became a fixture of the 2016 presidential campaign, delivers a riveting account of her front-row seat to the political upheaval that would eventually seat a reality TV mogul in the Oval Office. With unflinching honesty and biting wit, Tur chronicles the surreal whirlwind of following Donald Trump across the country, from the eye of the storm itself. Powered by little more than peanut butter packets and dry shampoo, she navigated a male-dominated arena with relentless determination, becoming an inadvertent protagonist in the most unconventional election in American history. Tur's narrative captures the essence of a campaign that broke all the rules, where she endured personal attacks from Trump, navigated through crowds that were at times hostile, and stood firm in the face of blatant misogyny. Yet, "Unbelievable" is more than just the story of a journalist's endurance; it's a compelling examination of the chaotic circus that led to one of the most shocking political outcomes in recent memory. Through Tur's eyes, we experience the dizzying pace of the campaign trail, the challenge of holding power to account, and the relentless pursuit of truth in an era of unprecedented challenges to the free press. This isn't just the story of how America elected Donald Trump; it's a testament to the resilience and tenacity of those who sought to tell that story, against all odds.