The Washington Post journalist reveals in his audio book that Donald Trump decided to share with him in one of the interviews the letters sent to him by the North Korean leader
In the revelation that the former US president, Donald Trump showed him the North Korean leader’s secret letter, Kim Jong Un her publicist went on Washington Post, Bob Woodward, in his new audiobook which includes 20 interviews with Trump starting in March 2016 when he was still a candidate and interviews conducted from 2019 through 2020.
According to a CNN report, Woodward points out that these interviews offer raw insights into the former president’s worldview. These are recordings of Trump talking about events during his presidency such as his reasoning for his meeting with Kim Jong Un, his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Trump’s detailed views on the United States’ nuclear arsenal. USA.
Among these interviews, the Washington Post reporter also reveals that Donald Trump decided to share with him the letters that Kim Jong Un had sent him. These are letters that helped spark the Justice Department’s investigation into classified documents Trump took to Mar-a-Lago.
“And don’t say I gave them to you, okay?” Trump told Woodward.
Woodward said in the introduction to his book that he is releasing the tapes in part because “hearing Trump speak is a completely different experience than reading the transcripts or hearing excerpts of interviews on TV or online.”
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