So that's - And that's the way a lot of people feel that know what's going on, and you'll see that over the years. And think about this: Trump evidently thought he could single-handedly turn "Fear" into a positive, "accurate" book by talking to Woodward.įrom the call, a Trump quote for the ages: "Accurate is that nobody's ever done a better job than I'm doing as President. If you haven't listened to Woodward's recording of his 8/14 phone call with Trump, listen to/read it here. And as CNN's Kaitlan Collins reported earlier, he's irritated that his aides turned down Woodward's requests to interview him. > WaPo's Wednesday story says Trump is "furious" and "particularly paranoid" right now. WaPo's Josh Dawsey tweeted: "Of 13 current and former White House officials I spoke to today, seven said they spoke to Bob Woodward for his book." Will "he made it up!" really work against one of the most-respected, well-known reporters in the country? Maybe. For the time being, Trump is trying a "fake news" defense, claiming (without a shred of evidence) that Woodward might have made up the stories in the book. "It's basically an 'even worse than you thought' sort of theme."
All three books "tell basically the same story, it's just that Woodward has by far the most credibility of those three," Chris Hayes said on MSNBC.
So far there's been no known threat of legal action from Trumpworld, but I'm on the lookout because that's what happened with "Fire and Fury" and "Unhinged."
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