is woodward and bernstein howard simons who is ben bradley chief assistant ben bradley at the washington post yeah that was the dream team they were the key players in that incredible story that really changed history story of watergate it's all here and mcgregor's the presses as watchdogs on all of us. i got my job through the washington post gerald ford who succeeded nixon credible place folks you're listening to the larry king show live from the beaches capital to give my existing let's review is one one of the things i do to fix the wrong thing to consider my guest is frank zappa sister's a prickly testify with others that do what does this say that hearing in t.v. is going to telecast it live while votes on a museum. you bet among the most notable journalists in the newseum is a broadcast legend named larry king and you can see here that we give some information about your really. incredible career let's just see that have filled the year that is the show on that's true what does this whole section this is the history of news through three hundred fifty newspapers and magazines peop

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years ago i can imagine the washington post doing that in the era of ben bradley. passing on that story and they certainly didn't pass on water. ice or. water and they certainly did not pass on the pentagon papers i mean a martian pose. you know reputation and histories is very good with respect to these type of stories because you don't want to get blown away by someone who comes in and says you publish that you're going to damage nasa security because you know it never turns out. there you go and see goodell to think carefully that the book is fighting for the press the inside story of the pentagon papers and other battles thanks so much for being with us tonight so. here tara welcome to see this and other conversations the great minds go to conversations great minds about. this. kind of. money and i'm. just. wealthy british. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds of reports . welcome to nice conversations with great minds with on a poor

years ago i can imagine the washington post doing that in the era of ben bradley. passing on that story and they certainly didn't pass on water. pass on water and they certainly did not pass on the pentagon papers i mean and washington post. you know reputation and histories is very good with respect to these type of stories because you don't want to get blown away by someone who comes in and says you publish that you're going to damage nasa security because you know it never turns out she did there you go and see goodell to think carefully that the book is fighting for the press the inside story of the pentagon papers and other battles thanks so much for being with us tonight so. here tara welcome to see this and other conversations the great minds go to conversations start. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question. i know c.n.n. m s n b c. news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all

but, she was incensed when ben bradley wrote his memoir and she never spoke to him again. >> when red faye wrote a book on the president which was a really lovely book he sent three thousand dollars to the kennedy library in broi royalties and se ripped the checkup and sent it back. and she could not stand to have anything even real written about the president. when manchester to whom she had given absoulte access to everybody wrote his book, she sued him. hum. >> so it would be very, very hard in a sense. >> right. >> to get the kind of approval that you would like for a book. now on capturing camelot, i was absolutely delighted to hear from the kennedy library and i flew to boston and i signed books that they have on sale up there. and another thing, i have no compun have. compunction because awful of the profits go to the dc public libraries the obama's compare to the kennedys and celebrities love them and he is a gifted speaker. why do you see them being so different from the kennedys? >> i think it's a different time an different era and it's a different everything. on those thin

. >> we show a picture of jacqueline, with ben bradley, and his arm is around her.you look at how close that relationship was, and what is at stake. >> you may notice that the original picture showed a little bit more of her legs, and she was so close to bradley -- they moved her hand in a little bit so the dress was a little bit longer and more like a first lady. the other thing -- upstairs in the white house -- this is very different than how it may have >> the bradleys were neighbors. he went on to be the editor of the washington post and people know him from watergate. but he was also the editor of newsweek at that time. he had been the neighbor of the kennedys along with his wife emma so they were good friends and they continue that friendship. some of those people for videos that were taken in those last weeks at the northern virginia home right before the assassination are with the bradlees and they were brought in in the afternoon of the assassination to be with the children and they went out to be with jackie. >> does it serve the public well? >> i'm sure n

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