359 Quotes by Bob Woodward

About 15 minutes before the Tomahawks would hit, a warning was sent to the Russians at the airfield. When the call was made, the Russian who picked up the phone at the airfield sounded intoxicated.

I don’t think it’s useful for somebody to argue with reviews.

When Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un amped up the rhetoric, he was warned, “Twitter could get us into a war.

He had expected political protection from his attorney general and was now left unprotected.

Pence was staying out of the way. He didn’t want to be tweeted about or called an idiot.

Mattis showed signs that he was tired of the disparaging of the military and intelligence capability. And of Trump’s unwillingness to comprehend their significance. “We’re doing this in order to prevent World War III,” Mattis said. He was calm but stark. It was a breathtaking statement, a challenge to the president, suggesting he was risking nuclear war. Time stopped for more than one in attendance.

But how many more deaths?” Trump asked. “How many more lost limbs? How much longer are we going to be there?

He’s the kind of person that would inspire crazy people.