All the President's Men

All the president’s men
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The incident in which the two reporters (Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward) of the Washington post aired the Watergate story was amazing. They did not break the law, though it appeared certain. The two reporters sailed around it and even exposed others to be at risk of danger. Their media exposure led to the fall of President Richard Nixon. Although, the two reporters risked their lives and jobs, they did not lie to the public. This film describes how the two reporters broke down and investigated the story of the Watergate scandal (1972-175). The story became the experience in which many American citizens recall these vital events in the history of United States.
The media converge exposed the scandal events in which president Richard Nixon and his coconspirators (his men) attempted to undermine the U.S constitution including the democratic process. The movies accurately show the role of media reporters contributed by attending their work to expose criminal actions of executive government officials. The media reporters exposed Watergate scandal to Americans who never knew such hidden secret like that was taking place at their back. The media exposed dirty tricks of President Richard Nixon the 37th president U.S. Through the works of the two reporters, they exposed that President Richard Nixon, in 1970s, started acting like he was above the law to make certain that he wins reelection during 1972. The president and his top aides approved unlawful campaign tactics. They tried to bug and break into the Democratic National Committee headquarters situated in the Watergate office annex. Burglars were identified and caught in action during 1972. Nixon and his close allies attempted to conceal their dishonest dealings through destroying evidence, giving payoffs and involving in dishonest activities.
Justice was undermined and destroyed, and this was planned and organized from the office of the Attorney General U.S and the White House. President Nixon involved in anti-democratic efforts to ruin potential presidential campaign of his opponent (Maine Senate Edmund Musike). Nixon feared Musike as a great rival. President Nixon and his men tried to remove Musike from democratic presidential primaries through several dirty tricks. Consequently, Musike was out of the race, but this led t...