Legendary journalist Bob Woodward's new book, War, like so many of his books about the American

presidency over the last half century, is generating headlines. Like the one about the COVID

test machine that then President Donald Trump sent Russian

President Vladimir Putin in the early days of the pandemic.

And new revelations from Bob Wooder about Donald Trump and

Vladimir Putin.

That Trump secretly sent to Putin scarce COVID testing machines for his personal

use.

Or the seven secret phone calls Woodward reports that Trump had with Putin after Trump left office.

The two have spoken as many as seven times since he left the White House.

And the detail that Secretary of State Anthony Blinking

nudged President Joe Biden toward his decision

to drop out of the race after that debate in June.

Consider this, Woodward's book is chalk full of eye-popping details, but these books Woodward writes

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