And that is what we have in stellar form in Fear. Woodward has said, "The building blocks of journalism, of truth, are specific incidents".
Fear is an even deeper forensic accumulation and sifting of events, facts, documents, records, interviews, all ultimately emerging as settled fact.
After Donald Trump was inaugurated, Washington speculated: Might we see from Bob Woodward, given the volcanic eruption of power and chaos that engulfed Trump from the moment he took the oath of office, the bookend to All The President's Men, his legendary collaboration with Carl Bernstein, both of The Washington Post, on the crimes and fall of Richard Nixon? That book re-defined the crafting of contemporaneous presidential histories.
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