Consider This from NPR Journalist Bob Woodward Says Trump Is 'The Wrong Man For The Job'
Sep 14, 2020
12:06
If President Trump knew how contagious and potentially deadly the coronavirus was back in February, why didn't he express that to the American public?
That's the question Trump has been facing since last week, when a recording of him expressing a desire to "play down" the virus went public. The audio came from interviews with Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward that he conducted for his latest book, Rage.
In an interview with NPR's Mary Louise Kelly, Woodward comes to the conclusion that the president failed to protect the country from the virus and is "the wrong man for the job."
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That's the question Trump has been facing since last week, when a recording of him expressing a desire to "play down" the virus went public. The audio came from interviews with Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward that he conducted for his latest book, Rage.
In an interview with NPR's Mary Louise Kelly, Woodward comes to the conclusion that the president failed to protect the country from the virus and is "the wrong man for the job."
Listen to more of the Bob Woodward interview.
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Email us at considerthis@npr.
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