The 20 interviews contained in the audiobook begin in March 2016, when Woodward and his then-Washington Post colleague Robert Costa interviewed Trump while he was a presidential candidate.

Note [The following is a compilation of two separate phone interviews conducted by Robert Love, Editor-in-Chief of AARP Magazine, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, as published by AARP.

Former President Donald Trump has sued journalist Bob Woodward for copyright violations, claiming Woodward released audio from their interviews without Trump’s consent.

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Many speculated Trump was determined to let Woodward interview him for this book after not speaking with him before the publication of "Fear" in 2018.