Bob Woodward
The president received a near-instant fact-check after likening his response to the coronavirus pandemic to the late British leader's wartime comments.
The president told journalist Bob Woodward in July that he'd actually give himself an A-plus "if we come up with the vaccines and therapeutics."
More than 190,000 people in the US have died from Covid-19, but the president argued that the number would’ve been far higher without his actions.
The North Korean leader wrote that he was "pleased to have formed good ties with such a powerful and preeminent statesman as Your Excellency".
While Trump said publicly it would “just disappear”, he told journalist Bob Woodward that he knew coronavirus was “deadly stuff”.
The president called Mary Trump "unstable" and said she was “rightfully shunned, scorned and mocked her entire life".
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Watergate journalist's most explosive revelations from President’s first 18 months.
