i was married to ben bradley then.y said -- we're vetting tower, we've heard your story about his sexual assault attempt, and we'd like to talk to you about it. i said, no way, and they said this is going to be totally confidenti confidential. i said, are you kidding in where do you think "the washington post" get their stories in from guys like you. so they left. the great heroine of this story was nancy kassebaum, the only republican who voted no, and he was defeated. so for that reason he was defeated because of this -- she had heard my story and there were other stories, too. but when i think about it, i thought i'm so glad i didn't do it. i could have been anita hill, and her life has been completely ruined, destroyed. she's always going to be the person who was in that hearing having to talk about these disgusting things. >> so do you still feel that way? some might hear it and say it might wort it and if survivors don't come forward, perpetrators will never be held accountable. >> this is obviously most survivor

i joined them for a reunion with ben bradley, their former editor. it's the first in decades we have all been together. it's tempting to think that watergate could never happen again. these two reporters and their editor know better. >> i wanted to dig deeper into their story and to see what, if any, impact it had open our culture today "vanity fair" photographer annie lebowitz is here to document the three men that took on her prison. for watergate, it started much the same way as most stories do, with the phone call from the editor. >> at the moment the time i got the call about 9:00 a.m. on saturday morning june 17th, no one flashed a message to me, this is going to be one of the most important days of your life. >> i was in the office that day and i saw all this commotion around a city desk on this saturday morning. i went to find out what it was and there was this moment in history that became known as water watergate [ music playing ] >>> woodward and bernstein for those of us who were in the profession, i think we were quickly in awe of what t

i don't think it is unique for the american history, fdr and ben bradley and john f. kennedy.s no doubt that it is a big part of our media age. they're inseparable at this point. >> i think what's unique is the 2007 propaganda aspect of it. there are certain hosts on fox that do not tell a lie but so many of them do supporting the president's agenda or avoiding the bad news. pretending the bad news is not there and ignoring all the lies and scandal and just talking about the evil democrats instead. that repetition is incredibly powerful and i don't think obama or bush or clinton or anybody had that kind of constant re-enforcement. it makes you wonder what would president trump do if he did not have those defenders on fox all the time. the president praises fox news personality on twitter and publicly. i want you to listen on what he said in a rally just last week. >>> t >> the dems, who says that? the great lou dobs, he says that. sean hannity says that, the dems. janine says that, does she? laura, how good has laura been, right? we got a lot of good people. do we like tucker?

ben bradley said we have it legally, and we are going to turn it loose. and david ginsberg said if you do release it, we will release it to everybody so you won't have an exclusive. but that didn't deter them, but al, who was our great public affairs guy, a former a.p. reporter, he had squirreled a way a whole bunch of copies, minimum yo graphed combs of the report. so -- copies of the report. they got them out and distributed them so it wouldn't e fragment area. that added to the commution. as far as i now know, there was no first draft. our staff, led by david ginsberg, would present that day. we met for 44 straight days as i said to read and revise and amenity and vote on the report. and we would have before us a draft of that second. we would read it, and david ginsberg would read it allowed at the same time, and then we would discuss it and amend it perhaps and then vote on it. that is the draft there was until we finally had a completed draft. >> i wish every humphrey tonight could -- humphrey student could hear you say that. the writer writes there

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bradley cooper. before a star was born, there was that hair. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> we have major tv news ahead, but first, a quick ben affleck update. he has broken his silence. batting addiction is a life long and difficult struggle. one is never out of treatment. it is a full-time treatment. >>> let's go tonight's big tv news. >> how would you like to make $20 million a year just for waking up? >> that sounds pretty good. >> we'll get to that in a moment as one of your favorite friends makes his "will & grace" debut. >> david schwimmer is in the house. >> how did you convince him to come play with you. >> i don't know. it really is kind of a miracle. >> we are not getting ross geller. >> not even remotely. >> it's a wonderful story the story between noah and grace. >> playing with this cast who are at the top of their game, it was this wonderful gift. >> we hate all the same things, tv and taxis. >> red he hads. >> yeah, the worst. >> now that david is here, the door is open. can general aniston come? lisa kudrow? matt leblanc? why not? >> the people watching their heads would explode. >> schwimmer is set to appear in five

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. >> i called bradley at home at 9:00 on a saturday night and said nixon taped himself. what should we do? and ben said i wouldn't bust one on it, and it's kind of a b-plus story. okay, the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it. i took sunday off, and monday they called butterfield, and i remember ben came by and knocked on my desk and said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from that point on, of course, it's a fight for the tapes because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth? and what else happened? the prosecutors immediately subpoena the tapes. the senate subpoenas them, so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credit

jeremy hunt said bradley and humanely and this is where we understand, ben bradshaw mp is meeting the how long this process is going to take. we understand matthew hedges was in court yesterday, due to appearagain and the was in court yesterday, due to appear again and the 24th of october but his family would turn around and say he has been in confinement now for five months they say without charge, they believe, and they are very concerned about his mental well—being. his wife said he has been detained for five months, the longer this goes on, the longer the recovery from this traumatic experience will take she says. all she wants is for matt to come home safely. she has also said that she visited the uae for research purposes only. we know that his areas of interest are middle eastern politics, security studies and civil military relations. you heard there are unconfirmed reports, you mentioned earlier, about accusations of him spying. durham university has said it is offering its poll assistance to try to get him home so you can interpret from that that they will provide whatever i