Five thieves sneaked into the Watergate Tower to steal. It was originally a minor criminal case, but it was reported by the Washington Post reporter Carl Bernsteinand Bob Woodward. Under investigation, a big crack was finally torn open, and the spearhead was directed at President Nixon. From 1972 to 1974, from Nixon's campaign for president to Nixon's re-election, the Washington Post was under increasing pressure and even threats. Editor-in-chief Ben Bradley stood on the side of freedom of the press and trust in their own reporters. Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward were able to continue to pursue the truth of the incident and received the help of important informants "Deep Throat". After experiencing unimaginable twists and turns, the Watergate incident eventually led to President Nixon's resignation
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All the President's Men movie plot
2021-12-08 08:01
Extended Reading
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Oceane 2022-04-22 07:01:27
Only under the constitutional government can all people be equal and free. Only behind the scenes will things happen. Those who criticize other people's president's political darkness or envy others' freedom of the press are all self-inflicted YY
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Alta 2022-03-23 09:01:55
The Watergate incident was a victory for journalism professionalism, but it did not come out of thin air, but relying on countless telephone investigations, tireless door-to-door visits, tireless repeated confirmations, and continuous resistance against power, using experience and skills, With a little luck, it is possible to write a solid report that the state apparatus cannot deny. The reporters in this film are not the kind of heroes who turn the tide, they are just fighters who are determined to pursue the truth.
All the President's Men quotes
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Bob Woodward: A little while ago I was talking to a couple of the lawyers assigned to represent the burglars.
Markham: So?
Bob Woodward: They never would have been assigned to represent the burglars had anyone known that the burglars had arranged for their own counsel. Only, the burglars couldn't have arranged for their own counsel since they never even made a phone call. So, if no one asked you to be here, why are you here?
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Harry Rosenfeld: I'm not interested in what you think is obvious. I'm interested in what you know. What we don't know is why they wanted to bug Democratic Headquarters.