Reporters Bob Woodward & Carl Bernstein discuss the 50th anniversary of Watergate (Full Stream 6/17)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- They are responsible for what may be the most famous story in the history of investigative journalism. Join Washington Post Live on Friday, June 17 at 1:00 p.m. ET to hear from legendary reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein as they discuss the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break-in, how they got the story and its lasting impact.
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I adore watching this stuff so I'm lucky you don't have to be there in person. On another interview recorded 8 years ago I wrote, "This (topic) is not one day outdated. Still insightful and relevant. Like anything good ... it's endlessly fascinating. I also love seeing that those two serious reporters have a lovely sense of humor and while not mandatory a friendship. They respect one another." In 1982 as a Congressional Intern I toured the Washington Post, a good memory.
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I'm so glad this ended with the story of Frank Wills. Frank Wills is the unsung hero of Watergate. He had the character to report "something out of place" to the police.
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After digesting numerous YT videos regarding Watergate, Woodward and Bernstein are so relevant today, even after 50 years have passed. I'm so startled by the blatant subversion of the Rule of Law. I fear for our democracy and Freedom of the Press.
I had the chance to meet Carl Bernstein and Ben Bradley at Miami Dade College. Both memorable events.
just BRILLIANT
thank you all for posting it here.
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unlike trump, at least Nixon had the decency to resign. also, unlike trump, Nixon was intelligent.
and he worked his ass off - he started early and usually was working in his office till 9:30-10 pm . Not that it is necessary . No matter whether you hated him or thought he was great - Nixon at least acted in what he thought was in the best interest of the country and he worked hard at it. The other - there is absolutely nothing positive that can be said .
All the President's Men 2. The Deplorable Years. Lol
Journalism schools were tough to get into in the seventies and eighties because everyone wanted to be Woodward and Bernstein!
W&B have amazing memories of events that occurred many decades ago
2:42 intro. 7:50 panel... 41:10 role of John Dean... 49:19 what do you do when impeachments don't work?
This is so relevant i todays political climate.
We have a different country today...says it all!
Watergate was tittley winks compared to trump coup .
as a comparison - the predicate of Watergate was illegally tampering with the democratic primary process so that Nixon could run against the most favorable opponent . If you consider the "completely perfect call " to Ukraine was essentially the same thing - extortion to damage principal competitor - so that we will call a push. So there is the bar - he was already at Watergate level then - everything he tragically did after that was a new and rapidly declining low for the presidency and the country .
Fascinating!
They represent the fine silk line that supports the structure you live in. I hope that added lines will appear in the fixture. You need it badly.
Too bad that exposing Watergate did far less than people were led to believe, and did nothing as far as keeping either Democrats or republicans honest, accountable and from being above the law. How much did Nixon pay for his crimes, compared to the millions who were killed in Vietnam and Cambodia. And how all the young American who gave life and limb, who suffered for decades after the war with shame, guilt, nightmares, suicide, destroyed marriages and families. Do the Vietnamese who suffered from loss of life, mutilation, starvation, poverty, and decades of deformed babies, illness and torture of those abandoned by the very people they served, befriended and were lied to by. Nixon lost his job, suffered slightly more embarrassment than he would have if the story never broke, he did no jail time, no criminal record, still received all the benefits a former president gets, and didn't once have to beg for a few dollars on the street to eat or be able to buy the cure to stop the pain, guilt, and shame given to the vets who ended up being spit on and called baby killers. How many politicians since Watergate have been called baby killers, murders, rapists, drug addicts, left to sleep on the streets, had to watch their children being raped, beaten, blow apart or forced into the fields as human mine detectors by GI's threatening to beat them if they refused even though every single president since has been responsible for thousands if not millions of deaths, causing starvation, disease, suffering and living under extreme poverty, none!
Too bad this interview wasn't today, they might not be so jolly when laughing about Trump, considering they were peddling a pack of lies about Russia gate.
It was great reporting but I feel , even though Nixon was a crazy cook, we all were hurt by Watergate and it would have been best had they initially acknowledged and apologized for the break in and the administration had completed its 2nd term
Very informative will watch movie again
"If I may...," "If I may..." POSSIBLY an adaptive mindset to Carl taking up most of the time, with all respect. Going back to their friggin Bill Buckley appearance back when. Yeesh.
Carl still wears sneakers....very cool. 😊
Ask Woodward & Bernstein: "If it is the people who are important in determining today how we will continue to be governed, while so much has changed in the way(s) in which the people of the country receive news and information, how and has it become necessary to update an educational system which has in the minds of many failed to keep pace, to fuel "the people's" will, desire, and ability to understand when and how our leaders may be failing us and our representative democracy (?). - Farley Andrews, CA
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Amen.
All the President's Men 2. The Deplorable Years. Lol
Intro is high drama. Jesus.
Sadly to say, in this day and time in Washington, Jeff Bezos is no Katherine Graham.
Your intro is far too long, get to the meat
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So if a current WP reporter's notes are subpoenaed , does that mean Jeff Bezos would be willing to go to jail ? lol
2 minute, 40 second masturbatory intro is a bit much...
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I cannot stand listening to Bob Woodward talk. He is soooo boring!