Book · 2012 · Social Science
All the President's Men
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- 8
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And if you read the President's Men which one a p of surprise became a bestseller and there was a movie with Robert Redford and DUS hmet it's Fiction it's been embraced as reality.
The best things said about it
Go back and watch all the president's men. They were afraid to put out a story that had four sources behind it and they still got it wrong.
Matt Taibbi The Megyn Kelly Show · Jul 2026 I wanted to be like all the president's man kind of thing and do something that and it the kind of thing that I was doing when I started as a journalist was very like what were you doing do you remember.
In this book you mentioned getting people to go on the record and that's one of the things that I think has brought about comparisons to All the President's Men which is the sort of The Tick Tock behind the story.
And that's one of the things that I think has brought about comparisons to All the President's Men which is the sort of The Tick Tock behind the story.
I mean I could give you a more predictable one like All the President's Men by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein which I think defines the way the journalists cover politics and and certainly gave investigative journalism real voice in the culture.
If you think of the big Watergate books particularly the most famous of them all probably All the President's Men by Woodward and Bernstein.
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How it comes up
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Why people recommend it
All the President's Men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward is a classic work of investigative journalism detailing the reporting process behind the Watergate scandal that brought down Richard Nixon's presidency. Tucker Carlson briefly mentioned a book by Donald Trump that featured a notable photograph, while Matt Taibbi referenced Bernstein and Woodward's work on The Megyn Kelly Show to contrast modern reporting with an era when journalists were intensely cautious about sourcing. Wagner Moura discussed the book on Pod Save America, noting that it romanticized his early understanding of journalism and highlighting the ongoing importance of institutions like The Washington Post. Conversely, Nick Bryant offered a stark critique on The Shawn Ryan Show, dismissing the famous account as fiction that has mistakenly been embraced as reality. On The Book Review, Pamela Paul, Gilbert Cruz, and Jonathan Karp compared modern behind-the-scenes reporting on Harvey Weinstein to the investigative blueprint established by All the President's Men, which Karp credited with giving investigative journalism a permanent voice in modern culture.
Every mention
Tucker Carlson one is there's an incredible picture in uh Donald Trump's book which is a picture of Zuck sitting in the ov… 1
“one is there's an incredible picture in uh Donald Trump's book which is a picture of Zuck sitting in the oval and by the way this is the same book which you have to get”
Wagner Moura I wanted to be like all the president's man kind of thing and do something that and it the kind of thing th… 2
“I wanted to be like all the president's man kind of thing and do something that and it the kind of thing that I was doing when I started as a journalist was very like what were you doing do you remember”
“The Washington Post is a very very important institution for American democracy. You know, again talking about the all the presidents, man, you know, like uh uh it's it's so those that those kind of things really this this concerns me a lot.”
Gilbert Cruz and that's one of the things that I think has brought about comparisons to All the President's Men which is… 1
“and that's one of the things that I think has brought about comparisons to All the President's Men which is the sort of The Tick Tock behind the story”
Jonathan Karp I mean I could give you a more predictable one like All the President's Men by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernst… 1
“I mean I could give you a more predictable one like All the President's Men by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein which I think defines the way the journalists cover politics and and certainly gave investigative journalism real voice in the culture”
Matt Taibbi Go back and watch all the president's men. They were afraid to put out a story that had four sources behind… 1
“Go back and watch all the president's men. They were afraid to put out a story that had four sources behind it and they still got it wrong”
Michael Dobbs if you think of the big Watergate books particularly the most famous of them all probably All the President… 1
“if you think of the big Watergate books particularly the most famous of them all probably All the President's Men by Woodward and Bernstein”
Nick Bryant and if you read the President's Men which one a p of surprise became a bestseller and there was a movie wit… 1
“and if you read the President's Men which one a p of surprise became a bestseller and there was a movie with Robert Redford and DUS hmet it's Fiction it's been embraced as reality”
Pamela Paul in this book you mentioned getting people to go on the record and that's one of the things that I think has… 1
“in this book you mentioned getting people to go on the record and that's one of the things that I think has brought about comparisons to All the President's Men which is the sort of The Tick Tock behind the story”
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Other mentions (8: passing, ad reads, own books)
“And then the final one that I'm actually rereading, I read it I read it in the first term of Trump is the final days, the sequel to All the President's Men.”
“then I watched All the President's Men which is full of inspo and uh that's kind of how that ball got rolling”
“obviously that was a big part of All the President's Men”
“she edited Walter Isaacs and Steve Jobs books on All the President's Men”
“And I I worry, you know, this is like the the All the President's Men thing.”
“of course all the president's men these reporters today are still trying to get there all the president's men moment as long as it's a republican in there”
“whatever spy genius thought the way to get in Norris was telling her she want to consult on a movie about all the President's Men meet the West Wing didn't build a very good psychological profile”
“I think it's a lot of guys who think that they're going to if they get the scoop they're going to have a hit book and like you know Brad Pit's going to play them in a movie”



