
107. Watergate: Part 2
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The host discusses the implications of the Watergate scandal and how the narrative presented in 'All the President's Men' may not fully capture the…

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- Despite his overwhelming lead in the polls, President Richard Nixon’s paranoia leads to the criminal actions of the Watergate scandal. In this second part of our mini-se…
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“The Woodward and Bernstein thing is not the thing that brings Nixon down at all. What brings him down? You could arguably... The moment is...”
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All the President's Men
“There's very much the sense you get from all the president's men.”
The Conversation
“This film is referenced as being about taping and part of the paranoid cinema of the early 70s.”
The Parallax View
“Mentioned as a brilliant film about assassinations, reflecting the paranoia of the era.”
X-Files
“Referenced as a backdrop to the Clinton impeachment, discussing themes of distrust in government.”