Here’s what we know about John Bolton’s highly anticipated tell-all — and President Trump’s attempts to stop it from seeing the light of day
Former national security adviser John Bolton. Photo: Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images Less than a week passed last September between John Bolton’s unceremonious exit from the White House and the first report on his plans to write a book about his time as national security adviser. Nine months later, The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir, which goes on sale June 23, is No. 1 on Amazon’s best-seller list.
By mid-February, Trump had been acquitted, and Bolton wanted people to know that there was more to his tell-all than what had already been revealed. In North Carolina, he told a crowd that the Ukraine portions are “like the sprinkles on the ice-cream sundae in terms of what’s in the book.” But he was frustratingly coy about everything else, merely implying that there were juicy sections involving Trump’s North Korea policy and his 2018 meeting with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
How the Trump administration is trying to stop it Trump administration efforts to gum up the works began in January, when White House lawyers claimed Bolton’s book contains classified information. But they said weren’t trying to squash Bolton’s book entirely. “We will do our best to work with you to ensure your client’s ability to tell his story in a manner that protects U.S. national security,” a letter to Bolton’s lawyer read.
While the administration hasn’t been able to block the book’s publication, it has successfully delayed it. The first delay arrived in early March, when it became clear that the White House’s ongoing review of the manuscript would not be finished in time to meet the planned March 17 release date. In May, the release date was pushed back yet again to June 23 as the review continued.
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