2 Words In The New Trump Book Sent A Chill Down Stephen Colbert's Spine
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The "Late Show" host reveals some "truly upsetting" details from the new book, "Peril."
Stephen Colbert said he was struck by two words in Peril, the new book about the final days of Donald Trump’s presidency by Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa.
Woodward and Costa were guests on “The Late Show” on Tuesday night, and they spoke about Trump’s attempts to block the 2020 election results and remain in power.
“This was a subversion or an attempted subversion of democracy and it never stopped,” Woodward said. “And here’s the problem: It continues.”
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