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I'm Leon Nefak and I'm the host of Slow Burn, a podcast about Watergate. Before I started

working on this show, everything I knew about Watergate came from the movie All the Presidents

Men. You've probably seen it. But do you remember how it ends? We were in Burnsceners sitting

at their typewriters clacking away and then there's this rapid montage of newspaper

stories about campaign aids and White House officials getting convicted of crimes about

audio tapes coming out that proved Nixon's involvement in the cover-up. The last story

we see is Nixon Resigns. It takes a little over a minute in the movie. In real life, it

took about two years. Five men were arrested early Saturday while trying to install eavesdropping

equipment. It's known as the Watergate Incident. The Democrats were making an issue out of

it. The Republicans were fairly successful at making people think that the Watergate

break-in was politics as usual. What was it like to experience those two years in real

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