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All the President's Men
- Narrated by: Richard Poe
- Length: 12 hrs and 55 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Art & Literature
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- Lee
- 14-12-13
Wow!
Where does All the President's Men rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Right up there. 5 stars.
What was one of the most memorable moments of All the President's Men?
The whole thing is memorable. Tense, intriguing and exciting and of course, very concerning.
What about Richard Poe’s performance did you like?
It was perfect. Clear and easy on the ear, it's read with an unhurried authority and weight that matched the seriousness and tension of the tale.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
It's pretty breathtaking and heartbreaking too. It also makes you wonder who the new Woodward and Bernstein's would be these days and if any newspaper or publisher would have the belief and balls to stand by such reporting. The Washington Post folk were heroes.
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I wasn't sure about getting this audiobook as I was already familiar with the story but the writing style and narration is so fascinating from the get go that I was hooked and cannot wait to recommend this to everyone I know. The 12 hr book just flew by without ever outstaying it's welcome. It really was excellent. Go listen!
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- blaze
- 17-07-18
Could be a touch louder
Story is amazing, and it really goes into details both about the posts initial investigation like the film, but also covers the rest of it after... Only gripe would be the sound was a bit low at times.with so many names that are familiar sounding, you really need to hear who they are discussing at that particular moment.
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- Mrs. T. L. Brown
- 27-01-13
Gutsy Reporting
The classic book of the two reporters from the Washington Post, who against all odds battled through the lies to get to the truth about Watergate and the cover up that took down the Nixon White House. An amazing piece of history, excellently read and the change in voices are very good.
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- Graham G Grant
- 22-05-21
Paranoia, power, and the pursuit of truth
The story of All The President’s Men is widely known. Those who haven’t read the book might well have seen the film. It’s about Watergate, told from the perspective of two Washington Post journalists. They’re at the forefront of prising out the truth about a rotten presidency drowning in its own secrets. It’s meticulous and intense. And it captures the spadework of journalism: the disappointments and triumphs. You’ll probably get confused - I did. The cast list is huge - and so is the conspiracy. Sometimes there are tangential investigations which seem to take us further away from the truth, rather than closer to it… there are blind alleys and dead ends. It also brings home how different investigative reporting was back then. Woodward rang White House aides using an old phone directory — and some talked. It’s hard to imagine it’d work like that these days, with battalions of press officers standing ready to repel and frustrate journalistic inquiry … but the duo’s sheer determination and thoroughness shine through. And they face many challenges. Woodward’s source, Deep Throat, would meet him in the early hours in a deserted car park. Towards the end, there’s a real sense that the journalists and their bosses are in danger, and that they’re firmly in the crosshairs of the Nixon regime - possible targets of electronic surveillance. The narration is great: a husky conspiratorial whisper well-suited to the material. Don’t worry if you lose track of exactly what’s going on. Generally the story moves on quite quickly to another aspect of the investigation. Despite the complexity of the material, the book progresses at a reasonable pace - you won’t be bored. And the story is fascinating as an insight into power and corruption, and the importance of a free Press to root it out …
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- Drew Lawrence
- 12-09-20
As important a book today as it was in 1974.
Thoroughly enjoyable. The similarities between Nixon's WH and Trump's are evident. The mismanagement, disinformation, downright lies and general incompetence.
If you enjoyed Pakula/Redford's film, do give this version of the book a listen.
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- Shane canning
- 22-07-22
very good
just like the movie very very interesting and good woodward bernstein two very good at there job .
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- Pandit
- 30-11-21
fabulous
brilliant narration, great writing one of the best investigative reporting of the last 100 years unlikely to be matched in scope
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- Chris N.
- 21-08-21
Is this the greatest book on journalism or........
The greatest book on political espionage? Or both?
Remarkably well paced and expertly nuanced narration as well. Not that easy to listen to because of the multitude of characters and detailed scenarios involved but well worth it. And, amazingly, although from what now seems another almost pre-technology age, it doesn't seem the least bit dated.
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- Turquelblue
- 28-06-18
And you thought 2016 was interesting
One of the classic pieces of investigative journalism. A must read for anyone interested in how power corrupts.
The standard question in future history exams will be: The 1972 and 2016 US election campaigns, compare and contrast.
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-02-18
RMN
Fast moving story. Yogi once said "its just like deja vous again". Very relevant today.
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- RDB
- 28-05-15
I had forgotten all that really happened...
I had forgotten how much nasty stuff really happened during Watergate and the truly great work that Woodward and Bernstein did. This is a great read and very well narrated by Richard Poe. Anyone interested in history and an amazing true story should refresh with this one.
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- Nancy D.
- 13-07-16
Disturbing. But we knew that.
The narrator was brilliant. You could even hear a bit of Dick Nixon in his voicing of Nixon's words.
Listening to this in July of 2016, I can see the effects of Nixon's paranoia still deeply entrenched in the GOP to this day. And now the bleed over to the far left. "Blame the press" was the Nixon White House's primary line of defense. I am struck at how this correlates to the far left and the mid to far right.
If you can't win on facts, blame the messenger. Unfortunately, it is far more effective now than it was then
We need fewer amateur bloggers and more pros like Bob and Carl. Pros that are committed to getting it right. Pros that see "the competition" getting today's scoop as confirmation of yesterday's, and tomorrow's, stories.
This should be required reading/listening for every voter, every four years.
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- Dudley H. Williams
- 17-08-13
THE FUMBLING OF AN ASSUAGED
At high school mid to late ‘70s I was really keen on reading mostly books on which movies were based. For example “One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest”, “Marathon Man”, “Black Sunday”, “The Omen”, “Zorba the Greek”, “To Kill a Mocking Bird” and the book under review. And then I’d read only to make me understand these movies, all of which were in my 2nd language and spoken very hastily.
Then reading “All the President’s Men”, I didn’t have a clue whatsoever as to what it was all about. I was in my mid-teens, on the tip of Africa and knew absolutely nothing about the inner workings of US politics. Upon lending this book to a school friend I asked him what he thought of it (although I myself wasn’t capable of forming any such opinion): “Boring” he said, “like reading a newspaper.” I retorted: “But they ARE newspaper men!” To which he replied “Ok, small wonder; now it makes sense.” My friend obviously knew a little more about form than content.
Listening to this book now refreshed my memory; almost therapeutically allowing me to relive and reconstruct past events―like cheating on myself by only now allowing myself to understand more in retrospect than what had as a teenager been completely incomprehensible to me.
In conclusion allow me these seemingly insignificant acknowledgements. I'd often enhance my vocabulary by jotting down words the meanings of which I didn't know and consult a dictionary. Two of the abovementioned books in their very opening lines already contributed to my vocabulary. Harper Lee’s “Mocking Bird” taught me the word “assuage” and Messrs Woodward and Bernstein gave the word “fumble”. These contributions to what I regard as my intellectual development (political enrichment notwithstanding) I still cherish and am most grateful for even now as an adult, more than 35 years down the line. "The Child is the Father of the Man"—William Wordsworth.
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- B.morato
- 31-03-20
Great story, amazing performance
This is the kind of non-fiction book that is truly unbelievable despite ones’s previous knowledge and the detailed accounts of the facts. Amazing story by outstanding writers!
When it comes to audiobooks, narrators can be divided into two groups: the ones that read and the ones that perform. Richard Poe is one of the best performers I have had the pleasure to listen to.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-09-19
Incredible story
Better than a Hollywood suspense movie, and it did happen !. Amazing how the American democracy defended itself from destruction from the inside.
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- W. Savage
- 10-03-19
Great read
The performance is fantastic and the work of Woodward and Bernstein demonstrates the need for a vigorous free press.
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- William A. Swenson
- 06-03-19
i lived through this tragedy reading the news and watching the hearings--just as appalling second time round
just what you would expect, the political horror story of the 20th century told by our premier journalists. gripping, interesting, a story you must be familiar with if you vote. the book goes quickly and everyone will learn something. the movie was great too, but the extra detail is important.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-03-19
Fantastic
When I write reviews I like to look at each book as if I know nothing about the subject.
The story of Watergate is dramatic and exciting. The narration of this book is perfect and well worth your time and credit.
Going any further then that in today's world is a difficult task Let me end by simply stating that this book is and will be timely for the foreseeable future.
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- Tyler Gordon
- 09-04-18
Absolute power corrupts absolutely
This book shows what happens when people in power will do anything to stay in power at any cost. It’s a shame that real journalism such as this and the pentagon papers reports don’t exist anymore. Today’s journalism if you can call it that is all garbage. Anyway everyone should read this because it is truly a great book
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- Vaughan
- 01-05-14
Truly worthy of its acolades.
Would you listen to All the President's Men again? Why?
I have a deep interest in the life and times of Richard Nixon.
What was the most compelling aspect of this narrative?
The narration appropriately recognised the gravity of the situations unfolding as the book progressed.
Which scene was your favorite?
probably the last ounerground meeting with deep throat.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
politics is a shabby game.
Any additional comments?
surprised that it took so long to arrive in the audible collection. the wait was worth it: a compelling account of an extremely interesting periond in american history and politics, and the narration was of a standard worthy of the quality of the book.
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