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# Top 5000 rank in Political Biographies 49 years of journalistic insight 18 exclusive on-the-record Trump interviews Rage

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## Key Features

- • **Chronological Clarity:** A structured narrative that guides you smoothly through the Trump presidency and the pandemic crisis.
- • **Exclusive Revelations:** Hundreds of hours of interviews, confidential documents, and emails bring new perspectives on national security struggles.
- • **Insider Access to Power:** Experience the White House like never before with firsthand accounts from key Trump administration figures.
- • **Critically Acclaimed & Trusted:** With a 4.5-star rating from over 34,000 readers, this is a must-read for understanding modern American politics.
- • **Unfiltered Presidential Portrait:** Dive deep into Trump’s volatile personality through candid interviews revealing sulks, boasts, and raw rage.

## Overview

Rage by Bob Woodward offers an unparalleled insider’s view of the Trump presidency, featuring 18 exclusive interviews and extensive research. This critically acclaimed political biography delivers a compelling, chronological narrative of a turbulent era marked by pandemic, unrest, and national security challenges, making it essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of recent American leadership.

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Review: Insider’s view of embattled President complete with sulks, boasts and rage. - Bob Woodward has written about 9 consecutive American presidents, from Nixon to Trump, and in “Rage”, his latest book he guides us through an embattled presidency facing a pandemic, racial unrest and a suffering economy. His 49 years as a journalist brilliantly offers the reader the clear sense of being an insider in the White House with Trump, witnessing the presidential sulks, boasts and rage. 18 on-the-record interviews with Trump reveal a volatile personality, one of part denial and part combativeness mixed with numerous periods of doubt as he sees what he calls the “dynamite behind every door”. “Rage” provides an even more illuminating insight than Woodward’s previous book “Fear”, and both are essential reading for anyone trying to understand how Trump operates. Woodward reveals how Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats struggled to keep the country safe as Trump dismantled the process of national security decision making. And the story continues, drawn from hundreds of hours of interviews, and participants notes, emails, diaries and confidential documents. In Rage’s Epilogue Woodward states that when Trump’s performance as a president is taken in its entirety, he can only reach one conclusion: Trump was the wrong man for the job.
Review: An important improvement over Fear - So I approached purchasing this book with some hesitation due to my mixed feelings over Woodward's previous Trump book, Fear. I found Fear to be something of a disjointed read as it kind of bounced all around the timeline, and hence it felt more like I was just reading tidied-up reporters notes rather than something a bit more cohesive. But the strength of Woodward's reporting in that book, coupled with some of the snippets from his Trump interviews, finally overcame my reluctance and occasioned me to pick up Rage. It turns out that was a good decision. The sense of temporal shift has diminished substantially, and instead, the reader gets a better sense of the progression of events through time. The book overall had a much more structured feeling to it, and I wound up not feeling as adrift as I did with Fear. Though not explicitly broken down this way, the book can be thought of as being in two parts. The first charts a largely chronological course through the Trump administration from the perspective of various admin members who generally aren't with the administration any longer. It explores details that weren't covered in Fear and dovetails with the events reported there. The second part kicks in with the emergence of the coronavirus, which largely coincides with Woodward's recorded interviews with Trump. For the most part, this is largely a retelling of those interviews, with some observations from Woodward and others interspersed with the transcripts. One aspect of this section that caught my attention is Woodward's brief digression into discussing Kushner's actions and thoughts in and around the time of the virus. On the one hand, Kushner sees Trump very clearly and somehow seems to conclude that he's brilliant, while at the same time saying that to understand Trump one of the books you need to read is Alice in Wonderland. On the other hand, Woodward gives Kushner some good marks for competency in some of the actions he's taken on the coronavirus. I recall reading in the mainstream media about some of these at the time but never was there a follow up that showed that Kushner may have actually done some good work. That certainly puts some credence into the complaints about media bias. What does become clear as Woodward keeps pushing Trump for specifics on how he will respond to the virus is that Trump falls back onto the old patterns of not actually answering questions, and instead deflects with grievances or repeated re-telling of what he views as his successes. This is the same empty rhetoric that I saw when the Washington Post interviewed candidate Trump and convinced me that he really was an empty vessel. It's tough to walk away from this book without thinking the same thing this time around, at least for me. If you enjoyed Fear, you should find this a compelling read as well. If you found Fear lacking in the ways that I did, you should find this addressing some of those flaws and providing a pretty riveting read.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,323,246 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 496 in Political Leader Biographies 1,173 in Historical Biographies (Books) 5,909 in Society, Politics & Philosophy |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (34,203) |
| Dimensions  | 15.24 x 3.56 x 22.86 cm |
| ISBN-10  | 198213173X |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1982131739 |
| Item weight  | 658 g |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 452 pages |
| Publication date  | 15 Sept. 2020 |
| Publisher  | Simon & Schuster |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Insider’s view of embattled President complete with sulks, boasts and rage.
*by P***M on 22 January 2021*

Bob Woodward has written about 9 consecutive American presidents, from Nixon to Trump, and in “Rage”, his latest book he guides us through an embattled presidency facing a pandemic, racial unrest and a suffering economy. His 49 years as a journalist brilliantly offers the reader the clear sense of being an insider in the White House with Trump, witnessing the presidential sulks, boasts and rage. 18 on-the-record interviews with Trump reveal a volatile personality, one of part denial and part combativeness mixed with numerous periods of doubt as he sees what he calls the “dynamite behind every door”. “Rage” provides an even more illuminating insight than Woodward’s previous book “Fear”, and both are essential reading for anyone trying to understand how Trump operates. Woodward reveals how Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats struggled to keep the country safe as Trump dismantled the process of national security decision making. And the story continues, drawn from hundreds of hours of interviews, and participants notes, emails, diaries and confidential documents. In Rage’s Epilogue Woodward states that when Trump’s performance as a president is taken in its entirety, he can only reach one conclusion: Trump was the wrong man for the job.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ An important improvement over Fear
*by T***. on 29 September 2020*

So I approached purchasing this book with some hesitation due to my mixed feelings over Woodward's previous Trump book, Fear. I found Fear to be something of a disjointed read as it kind of bounced all around the timeline, and hence it felt more like I was just reading tidied-up reporters notes rather than something a bit more cohesive. But the strength of Woodward's reporting in that book, coupled with some of the snippets from his Trump interviews, finally overcame my reluctance and occasioned me to pick up Rage. It turns out that was a good decision. The sense of temporal shift has diminished substantially, and instead, the reader gets a better sense of the progression of events through time. The book overall had a much more structured feeling to it, and I wound up not feeling as adrift as I did with Fear. Though not explicitly broken down this way, the book can be thought of as being in two parts. The first charts a largely chronological course through the Trump administration from the perspective of various admin members who generally aren't with the administration any longer. It explores details that weren't covered in Fear and dovetails with the events reported there. The second part kicks in with the emergence of the coronavirus, which largely coincides with Woodward's recorded interviews with Trump. For the most part, this is largely a retelling of those interviews, with some observations from Woodward and others interspersed with the transcripts. One aspect of this section that caught my attention is Woodward's brief digression into discussing Kushner's actions and thoughts in and around the time of the virus. On the one hand, Kushner sees Trump very clearly and somehow seems to conclude that he's brilliant, while at the same time saying that to understand Trump one of the books you need to read is Alice in Wonderland. On the other hand, Woodward gives Kushner some good marks for competency in some of the actions he's taken on the coronavirus. I recall reading in the mainstream media about some of these at the time but never was there a follow up that showed that Kushner may have actually done some good work. That certainly puts some credence into the complaints about media bias. What does become clear as Woodward keeps pushing Trump for specifics on how he will respond to the virus is that Trump falls back onto the old patterns of not actually answering questions, and instead deflects with grievances or repeated re-telling of what he views as his successes. This is the same empty rhetoric that I saw when the Washington Post interviewed candidate Trump and convinced me that he really was an empty vessel. It's tough to walk away from this book without thinking the same thing this time around, at least for me. If you enjoyed Fear, you should find this a compelling read as well. If you found Fear lacking in the ways that I did, you should find this addressing some of those flaws and providing a pretty riveting read.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Far from 'Fake News' - the real American nightmare laid bare
*by M***E on 7 October 2025*

Having read Fear, the first book on the Presidency of the TV star I had high expectations of Rage. I wasn't disappointed. Bob Woodward takes Trump to task with facts and the truth, strangers in MAGA America. Rage is near 500 pages of Trumpian tantrums, decisions taken not based on fact but out of malice or ego and of experienced heads pushed to the side for less than unstinting devotion to the supreme leader. The postscript alone is worth the price. One day Woodward's chronicles of this reality show President will be essential reading, hopefully the world will still be one piece when this nightmare is over...

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