'Overreaching dangerously': Bob Woodward says Trump's Cabinet picks set him up for failure
1 month ago

'Overreaching dangerously': Bob Woodward says Trump's Cabinet picks set him up for failure

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Donald Trump's cabinet picks are hobbling his presidency before it even begins, legendary Watergate reporter Bob Woodward told CNN on Thursday. This comes as former Rep. Matt Gaetz, a hardcore Trump loyalist who resigned his seat to accept the nomination, withdrew amid controversy about a House Ethics report into allegations he committed child sex trafficking, and shortly after being told CNN had more damning information on him. "I mean, he's overreaching, dangerously for him and for the country," replied Woodward. I think he's not going to put somebody in there who is a Democrat who has lots of legal experience, but we get to watch."

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'I was dumbfounded': Bob Woodward reveals when Trump officials exposed his pandemic lies
1 year ago

'I was dumbfounded': Bob Woodward reveals when Trump officials exposed his pandemic lies

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The following article is based on an interview that was replayed on MSNBC after its initial airing. Legendary Watergate reporter Bob Woodward opened up further about the "Trump Tapes" on MSNBC Friday with anchor Ari Melber, specifically documenting how he discovered Trump was lying to the public about the hazards posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. "It shows a negligence to …

Bob Woodward: There is 'overwhelming' evidence implicating Trump in a 'criminal conspiracy'
2 years, 6 months ago

Bob Woodward: There is 'overwhelming' evidence implicating Trump in a 'criminal conspiracy'

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Over the weekend, Watergate reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein penned a piece for the Washington Post arguing that America's founders, including George Washington, anticipated people like Richard Nixon and Donald Trump. "What the Supreme Court has held, going back 100 years, that it is a crime if there's deceit, craft, treachery, dishonesty, misrepresentation, overreaching and overt acts," said Woodward. …

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