On Sunday, the Post’s Josh Dawsey duly reported that “Trump has also told skeptical senior aides to cooperate with Woodward this time.” When Fear came out, Sarah Sanders, then White House press secretary, claimed its sources were mostly “former disgruntled employees”. Trump greeted Woodward’s book with derision, calling it “a piece of fiction” and a “con of the public” and its author a “liar” with “phoney sources”.īut the president is nothing if not changeable and on Sunday, one of Woodward’s chief competitors, Maggie Haberman of the New York Times, tweeted that Trump has “met with Woodward at least twice for his second book Woodward, a legend, is now ‘very good’.” Photograph: APįear came out in September 2018, eight months after Michael Wolff’s explosive Fire and Fury set off a Trump book publishing boom that has never truly died down.
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