all the president's men

Marking the 50th anniversary of their incredible scoop, venerated American journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein team up once more to talk about their groundbreaking book, All The Presidents and share insights into their career-making work on the Watergate scandal, and how the events went on to change the political landscape.

A quiet revolutionary

A Washington Post staffer since 1971, Woodward and Carl Bernstein became the world's most famous journalists for their work exposing President Nixon in 1972, leading the to President's eventual resignation. When their book, All The President's Men came out and was subsequently adapted into a movie, this reputation was cemented, making both enduring figures in popular culture, alongside their all-important source, the racily named Deep Throat.