"We Need to Know What's Going On" in Trump White House Says Bob Woodward | THR News

Bob Woodward appeared on CBS's Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss his book 'Fear: Trump in the White House'. The book, which is not fiction, delves into the Trump administration, revealing insights and fears about the current political climate. Woodward emphasizes the importance of knowing the truth and discusses a mock trial involving Trump's attorney, John Dowd. He also addresses the challenges of reporting on Trump, including the president's tweets and controversial statements by officials like Jim Mattis and John Kelly. Woodward insists on the need for accurate reporting and the pursuit of truth in journalism.

What is the main theme of Bob Woodward's book discussed on CBS's Late Show?

• A fictional story about a dystopian future

• Real-life events of Trump's administration

• A biography of Bob Woodward

• A guide to political journalism

According to Woodward, what is crucial when gathering information for his book?

• Publishing information without verification

• Ignoring contradictory evidence

• Relying solely on one source

• Cross-verifying information with multiple sources

How does Woodward describe Trump's communication style?

• Reserved and cautious

• Subtle and indirect

• Formal and diplomatic

• Direct and confrontational

What did Woodward say about Jim Mattis and John Kelly's statements in his book?

• They were not mentioned in the book

• They supported Trump's policies

• They denied making disparaging remarks

• They praised Trump's leadership

What does Woodward believe is the contest in America, according to his discussion with Colbert?

• A contest for the truth

• A contest for cultural influence

• A contest for economic dominance

• A contest for political power