THE POLITICS OF THE 70’S.

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THE POLITICS OF THE 70’S

WATERGATE Part Two:

Who was “Deep Throat”???

“Deep Throat” Revealed! News flash! June 1, 2005 Vanity Fair Uncovers 30 year mystery: “Deep Throat” Revealed! Who was “Deep Throat”???

“Deep Throat” Confirmation Woodward, Bernstein Confirm 'Deep Throat' Identity -- WASHINGTON - JUNE 01: Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward and former Washington Post reporter Carl Bernstein speak to members of the media from the steps of Woodward's house June 1, 2005 in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC. After 30 years of secrecy Woodward and Bernstein have confirmed former FBI Deputy Director Mark Felt was the "Deep Throat" source who helped unravel the Watergate scandal and bring down President Richard Nixon.

Woodward & Berstein June 1, 2005 On The Steps Of The Woodward Home http://sasweb2.epnet.com/

Mark W. Felt “Deep Throat” Then & Now http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,158245,00.html http://www.watergate.info/chronology/05-05-31_deep-throat.shtml

The end Of the Mystery!

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