Bob Woodward's impeccable journalism contributed to The Washington Post winning the Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of Watergate. The internationally best-selling author of All The President's Men, Woodward is credited with setting the standard for modern investigative reporting. Based on interviews with 75 key participants, including President George W. Bush, Jr. himself, this stunning work is the definitive account of how and why the United States went to war with Iraq for a second time. Listeners are treated to rare, behind-the-scenes glimpses into the workings of the Bush Administration-the picture that emerges reveals conviction and determination, but also haste and questionable judgment. "With this book, Woodward has delivered his most important and impressive work in years. Ultimately, this first-class work of contemporary history will be remembered for shedding needed light on the Iraq War, whatever its final outcome."-Publishers Weekly