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Clips from All the Presidents Men (1976)

...go into the chamber...

"...go into the chamber..."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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Is there anybody there?

"Is there anybody there?"

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Police.

"Police."

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Drop that jacket.

"Drop that jacket."

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HARRY: Walkie-talkie, two 35-mm cameras.

"HARRY: Walkie-talkie, two 35-mm cameras."

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Couple sleeping in bed, car hits the house, goes through their bedroom.

"Couple sleeping in bed, car hits the house, goes through their bedroom."

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- Woodward? BOB: Yup.

"- Woodward? BOB: Yup."

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- Local Democratic headquarters. - Bugging the place.

"- Local Democratic headquarters. - Bugging the place."

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All right, give it to me.

"All right, give it to me."

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...at 14th and U Streets Northwest.

"...at 14th and U Streets Northwest."

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Excuse me, what is your name?

"Excuse me, what is your name?"

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...you'll have to get from him.

"...you'll have to get from him."

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I understand that.

"I understand that."

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Well, I was talking to a couple of the lawyers...

"Well, I was talking to a couple of the lawyers..."

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...had anyone known the burglars had arranged for their own counsel.

"...had anyone known the burglars had arranged for their own counsel."

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[BOTH CHUCKLE]

"[BOTH CHUCKLE]"

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- I have nothing else to say. - A Miami social occasion?

"- I have nothing else to say. - A Miami social occasion?"

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L-62, James McCord. L-63, Bernard Barker.

"L-62, James McCord. L-63, Bernard Barker."

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Anti-Communist? That, sir, is not your average profession.

"Anti-Communist? That, sir, is not your average profession."

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McCORD: Central Intelligence Agency.

"McCORD: Central Intelligence Agency."

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But it's obvious that with all that money and equipment...

"But it's obvious that with all that money and equipment..."

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...they weren't out to, you know, work by themselves.

"...they weren't out to, you know, work by themselves."

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We don't know why they wanted to bug Democratic headquarters.

"We don't know why they wanted to bug Democratic headquarters."

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There's something you might wanna look into.

"There's something you might wanna look into."

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Hang on.

"Hang on."

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Okay, go ahead.

"Okay, go ahead."

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There's a strange entry in two of the burglars' address books.

"There's a strange entry in two of the burglars' address books."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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- Do you know when he'll be back? - No, I don't.

"- Do you know when he'll be back? - No, I don't."

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- Have you tried the Mullen firm? - I beg your pardon?

"- Have you tried the Mullen firm? - I beg your pardon?"

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All right, thank you.

"All right, thank you."

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Who's Charles Colson?

"Who's Charles Colson?"

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I'm glad you asked me that question.

"I'm glad you asked me that question."

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WOMAN 6: Mullen and Company.

"WOMAN 6: Mullen and Company."

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I was just wondering why your name and phone number...

"I was just wondering why your name and phone number..."

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Good God.

"Good God."

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I was told that you had worked with a Mr. Howard Hunt.

"I was told that you had worked with a Mr. Howard Hunt."

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Why would anyone say that?

"Why would anyone say that?"

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You do know Mr. Hunt?

"You do know Mr. Hunt?"

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MAN [OVER PHONE]: Did you say the Washington Post?

"MAN [OVER PHONE]: Did you say the Washington Post?"

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What type of spy novels were they? Were they modern or period--?

"What type of spy novels were they? Were they modern or period--?"

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How long has it been since you heard from him?

"How long has it been since you heard from him?"

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- Couple of years, I think. - Tell me the names of novels he's written.

"- Couple of years, I think. - Tell me the names of novels he's written."

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BENNETT: Hello? - Mr. Bennett?

"BENNETT: Hello? - Mr. Bennett?"

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...or did work for Mullen and Company as a writer.

"...or did work for Mullen and Company as a writer."

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And the CIA.

"And the CIA."

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From '49 to '70. This is on deep background...

"From '49 to '70. This is on deep background..."

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What else you got?

"What else you got?"

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We got a White House consultant linked to the bugging.

"We got a White House consultant linked to the bugging."

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Have Mr. Moffitt come in here, please. And see if Mr. Bradlee's free.

"Have Mr. Moffitt come in here, please. And see if Mr. Bradlee's free."

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He knows a lot of people.

"He knows a lot of people."

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CARL: Hold on. MAN 3: Hey, listen, where's the artwork?

"CARL: Hold on. MAN 3: Hey, listen, where's the artwork?"

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I gotta have a cigarette.

"I gotta have a cigarette."

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[TYPEWRITERS CLACKING]

"[TYPEWRITERS CLACKING]"

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No, I'm sorry, he's not.

"No, I'm sorry, he's not."

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Yes, I will. Can you tell me who's calling?

"Yes, I will. Can you tell me who's calling?"

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WOMAN 3: Yeah. MAN 8: All right.

"WOMAN 3: Yeah. MAN 8: All right."

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WOMAN 3: Okay. MAN 8: Right away.

"WOMAN 3: Okay. MAN 8: Right away."

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I'm just helping. It's a little fuzzy.

"I'm just helping. It's a little fuzzy."

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I can't tell whether Hunt works for Colson or Colson for Hunt.

"I can't tell whether Hunt works for Colson or Colson for Hunt."

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- I'm not looking for a fight. - I'm not either.

"- I'm not looking for a fight. - I'm not either."

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I gave yours a glance, it didn't look right, so I figured I'd refine it a little.

"I gave yours a glance, it didn't look right, so I figured I'd refine it a little."

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You don't mention Colson's name until the third paragraph.

"You don't mention Colson's name until the third paragraph."

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I've got Colson's name up front.

"I've got Colson's name up front."

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Woodward, Bernstein, you're both on the story.

"Woodward, Bernstein, you're both on the story."

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- ...who works in Colson's office? STEUBEN: Sharon Lyons.

"- ...who works in Colson's office? STEUBEN: Sharon Lyons."

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- Who? - I'm not giving any names.

"- Who? - I'm not giving any names."

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- That's what he said. - I worked for an assistant.

"- That's what he said. - I worked for an assistant."

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- Nice? - He's a nice person.

"- Nice? - He's a nice person."

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...out of the White House library and the Library of Congress.

"...out of the White House library and the Library of Congress."

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WOMAN 1: White House library.

"WOMAN 1: White House library."

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Hi, this is Carl Bernstein, of the Washington Post.

"Hi, this is Carl Bernstein, of the Washington Post."

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- Yes, I think I do remember. - Uh-huh.

"- Yes, I think I do remember. - Uh-huh."

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He took out a whole lot of material.

"He took out a whole lot of material."

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The truth is, I didn't have any requests at all from Mr. Hunt.

"The truth is, I didn't have any requests at all from Mr. Hunt."

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- Oh. - Uh--

"- Oh. - Uh--"

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[LINE DISCONNECTS]

"[LINE DISCONNECTS]"

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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No, I just got off the phone with the librarian.

"No, I just got off the phone with the librarian."

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[PHONE RINGS]

"[PHONE RINGS]"

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She denies that the conversation with Mr. Bernstein ever took place.

"She denies that the conversation with Mr. Bernstein ever took place."

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- Thank you. - Uh-huh.

"- Thank you. - Uh-huh."

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MONA: Will you be back? BOB: I don't know when.

"MONA: Will you be back? BOB: I don't know when."

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Thank you very much, gentlemen.

"Thank you very much, gentlemen."

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Just White House would be enough. Just use White House. Forget W.H.

"Just White House would be enough. Just use White House. Forget W.H."

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MAN 2: Let's take it in and show it to Howie Simons.

"MAN 2: Let's take it in and show it to Howie Simons."

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- No, how senior, how high up? - I don't know titles.

"- No, how senior, how high up? - I don't know titles."

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We said the White House was investigating Kennedy.

"We said the White House was investigating Kennedy."

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- Showed a special interest in. - The story's stronger than that.

"- Showed a special interest in. - The story's stronger than that."

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DEEP THROAT: Yes? - This is Woodward.

"DEEP THROAT: Yes? - This is Woodward."

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That was about the shooting of a man running for president.

"That was about the shooting of a man running for president."

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[LINE DISCONNECTS]

"[LINE DISCONNECTS]"

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MAN [ON RADIO]: The stewardess hostages were released.

"MAN [ON RADIO]: The stewardess hostages were released."

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...which were later withdrawn.

"...which were later withdrawn."

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...with the Dow Jones closing down 6-and-three-quarter points.

"...with the Dow Jones closing down 6-and-three-quarter points."

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BOB: Taxi.

"BOB: Taxi."

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[LIGHTER CLICKS]

"[LIGHTER CLICKS]"

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The story has stalled on us.

"The story has stalled on us."

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Hunt worked for Colson at the White House.

"Hunt worked for Colson at the White House."

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We're beginning to hear a lot about a lawyer at CREEP named Gordon Liddy who's--

"We're beginning to hear a lot about a lawyer at CREEP named Gordon Liddy who's--"

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...was fired by Mitchell because he wouldn't talk to the FBI.

"...was fired by Mitchell because he wouldn't talk to the FBI."

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I was at a party once...

"I was at a party once..."

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...and Liddy put his hand over a candle, and he kept it there.

"...and Liddy put his hand over a candle, and he kept it there."

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All we've got are pieces.

"All we've got are pieces."

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...and says he wants to spend more time with his family.

"...and says he wants to spend more time with his family."

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That sounds like bullshit. We don't exactly believe that.

"That sounds like bullshit. We don't exactly believe that."

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No, but it's touching.

"No, but it's touching."

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Hunt's come in from the cold.

"Hunt's come in from the cold."

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Supposedly, he's got a lawyer with $25,000 in a brown paper bag.

"Supposedly, he's got a lawyer with $25,000 in a brown paper bag."

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What do you mean?

"What do you mean?"

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But you could tell me, then.

"But you could tell me, then."

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Who are their sources?

"Who are their sources?"

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I even know someone who works on the phone company.

"I even know someone who works on the phone company."

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Carl, if John Mitchell wanted your phone records...

"Carl, if John Mitchell wanted your phone records..."

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- What's his name? - I don't know his name.

"- What's his name? - I don't know his name."

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Dardis. What's his first name?

"Dardis. What's his first name?"

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[ELEVATOR DINGS]

"[ELEVATOR DINGS]"

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I'll see if I can squeeze you in later.

"I'll see if I can squeeze you in later."

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Oh, thanks very much.

"Oh, thanks very much."

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