Hey, I'm Brian Stelter, and this is Reliable Sources.

Our weekly look at the story behind the story.

This hour details from Bob Woodward's book Rage that you have not heard about yet.

Plus the ethical debate about withholding Trump's early February statements until September.

We're also going to talk about what the real power of a tell-all book is.

This year's best-selling author of them all, Mary Trump, will join me live.

And later, CNN Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward is here sharing her love letter to journalism.

Plus we're going one-on-one with Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings and ABC's Jonathan Carl.

But first, the sad stories that intersect, America creating from one crisis to another crisis,

failing to put out one fire while others erupt, sometimes literally.

This morning's Los Angeles Times,

is a remarkable front page.

Look at this.

The headline says, California's Climate Apocalypse.

Read what's right below.

It says, saying,

Fire, air pollution,

the calamity is no longer in the future.

It is here now.

That newspaper, making no bones about it, making clear that climate change is the story. Of course the Western wildfires are

competing for airtime with other crises like America's political crisis.

When you look at some of the things the president said at his rally last night, it is clear that country is in the

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