All The President's Men Analysis

If one has not heard the title “Woodstein”, then I sincerely doubt that they have read a newspaper in their life. This team consist of two journalist-one named Bob Woodward, and the other Carl Bernstein-at the peak of their career at the Washington Post. These two young journalist were paired together to cover an attempted break in at Democratic headquarters stationed at the Watergate Hotel in 1972. This usual routine story escalated into one of the most influential stories in America's History, with a book and movie created in it’s honor, “All the President’s Men”. After digging into the details of this attempt at bugging the party, these two journalist followed the money trail to the White House. President Nixon, republican, was confirmed to be the mind behind the operation in the year 1977, and this case was brought to a close. Despite this great success of the Washington Post, our media has not proven to be accurate or trustworthy. Regardless of this continual doubt that overwhelms our society about the media, this movie is eerily accurate. The content of this film is as directly replicated from Woodward's and Bernstein’s book,”All the
While looking up past events I can find the dates of the Watergate break in, the trial of each member involved, the date of resignation by Nixon, along with many other minor details. Despite proving the accuracy of this film with facts, there is a comfort in finding trust within the developing of this film. The trust that Woodstein earned in the eyes of the people will not be forgotten, they proved wrong what was made out to be right. For that reason, I believe their published story. I believe what they claim to be true,and what they claim to be lies. For that, I believe in hope for our government