All The President's Men

What was the date of the Watergate break in?

June 17th, 1972

Who did McCord claim to work for?

CIA

What is Watergate?

an appt. complex

How many men were arrested in the burglary?

5

What office was broken into?

Democratic Headquarters

How much money did the men have when they were arrested?

$2,300

Who's name was found in the robbers address books?

Howard Hunt

What were the men carrying?

bugging devices, tear gas, electronics, weapons, money

Where did Woodward go to college?

Yale

What time were the men arrested?

2:30am

What phrase did Berstein make famous?

all the presidents men

How long did Woodward work for the post?

9 months

What was the attire of the burglars?

suits and latex gloves

What was Nixon's statement on June 22, 1972

the whitehouse was not involved

what did the burglars state as their occupations?

anti communists

Woodstein was created by...

Post Editors

Who was set up at the start to take the fall?

Liddy

What was Woodward's signal to his informant?

red flag in the flower pot

a 302 is a novel described as...

an interview/fbi report

GAO stands for...

general accounting agency

what did the gao report state?

$500,000 was missing and routed through mexico

who was Deep Throat?

woodwards whitehouse informant

What was the name of the slush fund?

Convention Security

What was Deep Throats signal to Woodward?

writing in his newspaper

How did the Republicans delay the report?

claimed they didn't have enough information

Sloan was...

innocent

Where did Berstein fly and what did he have to do?

Miami and wait for hours to speak to Dardis

what was Bersteins favorite hobby?

riding a bike

Who was Kalmbach?

The president's lawyer

Who was Sally Harmony?

Secretary to G. Liddy

People were frightened when Woodstein knocked on their doors

True

Berstein dropped out of college

True

Bob and Carl were friends before the case

False

Berstien was a better writer than Woodward

True

Clawson wrote the Canuck Letter

True

Marilyn Berger had a drink with Clawson

False

Gordon Liddy worked for the FBI

False

Deep Throat had access to white house info, FBI, Justice, and CRP

True

Woodstein believed Haldeman controlled the slushfund

True

Deep Throat rarely missed appointments

True

Deep Throat told reporters their lives were in danger

True

Ben Bradlee was afraid to print the story

False

MacGruder, Otans, Mitchell, Kalmbach and Haldeman really controlled the slush fund.

True

Sirica believed Sloans testimony

False

Nixon resigned before his second inauguration

False

Carter became the next president

True

Woodward, after moving, signaled Deepthroat by turning a trashcan upside down

False

Berstien went to Nixon's announcement

True

Nixon was calm during the annoncement

True

They were very afraid of being bugged.

True

the press can take down a presidency

true