![]() ![]() On March 19, Trump told Woodward that the illness could attack the young as well as the old a few months later, during a public briefing in July, he declared that young people were “almost immune” to the disease. Trump declared on February 27 that the virus would soon disappear “like a miracle.” “This is deadly stuff,” Trump told Woodward on February 7, adding that he knew the virus was “airborne.” Yet as late as March, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was advising Americans to focus on washing their hands to prevent the spread of the virus, rather than to think about ventilation. ![]() ![]() But it has also led to questions about Woodward himself, and the way he chose to report on the president. That revelation set off a storm of fury at Trump. As publisher Simon & Schuster prepared to release the book on September 15, a revelation hit the news that was actually shocking: Woodward announced that Trump knew as early as February that the Covid-19 pandemic was a lot more serious than he let on publicly - and Woodward had the tapes to prove it. Bob Woodward’s new Trump exposé, Rage, promised to deliver bombshells. ![]()
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