More sources come forward from "summary" of All the President's Men by Carl Bernstein,Bob Woodward
As the investigation into the Watergate scandal continued, more and more individuals began to step out of the shadows and share their information with the reporters. These sources were crucial in helping to piece together the puzzle of corruption and deceit that was slowly unraveling in the highest levels of government. With each new source that came forward, Bob and Carl were able to dig deeper into the story, uncovering more evidence and connecting the dots in ways they never could have imagined. These individuals were often taking a great risk by sharing what they knew, but their courage and willingness to speak out ultimately helped to bring the truth to light. The reporters found themselves juggling multiple sources at once, carefully vetting their information and corroborating their...
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