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to Carl Bernstein 31 May in Bernstein & Woodward All the President’s Men (1974) 105: All that crap, you’re putting it in the paper? It’s all been denied. Katie Graham’s gonna get her tit caught in a big fat wringer if that’s published. All the President’s Men 110: Bernstein and Woodward had been aced out. [Their rivals’] story was a major break. All the President’s Men 29: [O]ne of these twenty-five-cent generals hanging around the committee. All the President’s Men 298: [H]e’s got to convince everybody—the prosecutors, the press and Senator Sam’s people on the Hill—that he’s telling the truth. Otherwise the White House will cut his balls off . All the President’s Men 300: Martha yells at him all day long that he ought to take every damn one of them down, including Nixon. All the President’s Men 126: The Trojans called their brand of electioneering ‘ratfucking.’ Ballot boxes were stuffed, spies were planted in the opposition camp, and bogus campaign literature abounded. All the President’s Men 292: ‘He [...] tucked it to [White House counsel John] Dean and [former Attorney General John] Mitchell. [...] Woodward asked what Magruder had pinned on Dean and Mitchell. ‘The whole mess,’. All the President’s Men 274: [H]e raced around the office, pounding Rosenfeld on the shoulder [and] attempting to exchange a jive handshake with Sussman. All the President’s Men 279: [T]he President was going to have to jump ship on the Watergate at some point soon. All the President’s Men 2365: Rietz had headed a ‘Kiddie Corps’ of young spies for the President. All the President’s Men 54: ‘It’s called ‘laundering,’’ Dardis began. ‘You set up a money chain that makes it impossible to trace the source. The Mafia does it all the time’. All the President’s Men 300: ‘He hits the sauce every once in a while, but nothing serious. He’s still got his marbles’ . All the President’s Men 300: ‘He’s resigned to the likelihood that he’s going to jail. [...] He hits the sauce every once in a while, but nothing serious’ . All the President’s Men 170: Both had been members of the ‘Beaver Patrol,’ composed of bright, fiercely loyal young men brought to the White House from the advertising and marketing worlds.