Bob Woodward
Bob Woodward is an American investigative journalist, best known for his reporting on the Watergate scandal with Carl Bernstein at the Washington Post.
Their work helped expose the Nixon administration's crimes and led to Nixon's resignation in 1974.
Woodward has since written numerous books revealing inside accounts of American presidents and government: Woodward's latest book quotes the president extensively.
37th U.S. president
- Deep ThroatAnonymous insider who exposed corruption
- Carl BernsteinWoodward's reporting partner
- cover-upHiding wrongdoing from public
- resignationVoluntary relinquishment of position
impeachment · tapes · break-in · Saturday Night Massacre · burglars · plumbers · enemies list · smoking gun
Major American newspaper
- investigativeDevoted to examination
- reporterOne who gathers news
- editorOne who revises text
- exposeMake known publicly
Bernstein · source · leak · confidential · informant · scoop · watchdog · accountability
Official presidential residence
- presidentElected leader of nation
- administrationOrganizational oversight and control
- PentagonU.S. military headquarters
- CIAU.S. foreign intelligence service
intelligence · national security · executive power · Iraq War · Bush · Trump · Obama · Biden
Military conflict between states
- MaestroDebit card network brand
- biographerOne who writes lives
- bestsellerHigh-volume publication
- nonfictionLiterature about real events
Veil · chronicle · narrative · recording · transcript
Nixon
37th U.S. president
- Deep ThroatAnonymous insider who exposed corruption
- Carl BernsteinWoodward's reporting partner
- cover-upHiding wrongdoing from public
resignation · impeachment · tapes · break-in · Saturday Night Massacre · burglars · plumbers · enemies list · smoking gun · follow the money
The Washington Post
Major American newspaper
- investigativeDevoted to examination
- reporterOne who gathers news
- editorOne who revises text
Bernstein · expose · source · leak · confidential · informant · scoop · watchdog · accountability · interview
White House
Official presidential residence
- presidentElected leader of nation
- administrationOrganizational oversight and control
- PentagonU.S. military headquarters
CIA · intelligence · national security · executive power · Iraq War · Bush · Trump · Obama · Biden · classified
War
Military conflict between states
- MaestroDebit card network brand
- biographerOne who writes lives
- bestsellerHigh-volume publication
Veil · nonfiction · chronicle · narrative · recording · transcript
- Press FiguresJoseph Pulitzer, William Randolph Hearst, Ida Tarbell, Nellie Bly, Edward R. Murrow
- Ivy League AlumniBarack Obama, John F. Kennedy, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, George W. Bush
- Nixon eraNixon, Watergate scandal, resignation, impeachment, coverup
- Pulitzer WinnersToni Morrison, Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, John Steinbeck, Harper Lee
- journalismreporters, interview, editors, student editors, school paper
- Yale AlumniBill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, George W. Bush, Gerald Ford, John Kerry
Bob Woodwardpress secretary
Official media liaison
spin doctor · Sean Hannity · Tucker Carlson · propagandist · government spokesperson
Bob WoodwardRichard Nixon