i think bill murray is 1000% right.g to [bleep] on john belushi than you see what i'm saying? look, he was phenomenal and animal house. and from animal house i assumed that he liked to during and party apart -- a lot. that doesn't mean i have the right to write a book about his life. >> greg: do you know woodward's background before watergate? do you want me to tell you? >> she does not want to know. >> greg: no experience. he was a naval officer and then all of a sudden he gets a job at "the washington post" and quickly breaks the biggest story of the century? >> interesting. >> the big flag for me this has happened and various others of his books as well where people are calling him out on his books he is not just a reporter that got something wrong, he is the reporter. the reporter who is that the model for all of the other reporters and to me it is indicative of this thing where we elevate people who are proven wrong over and over again in the media goes why don't you trust us? that is why because you guys do that.

our second video of the day comes from joe rogan's podcast, where comic legend bill murray discussed odward's 1984 book wired, about the late john belushi. as far as murray was concerned, the book was so inaccurate, he had to wonder if woodward's reporting on watergate was also full of crap. watch. >> i read like five. pages of wired, and i went, oh my god. they framed nixon. like, like all of a sudden i went, oh my god, if this is what he writes about, my friend that i've known, you know, for, you know, half of my adult life. >> yeah. >> which is completely inaccurate, talking to, like, the people of the outer outer circle, getting the story. what the hell could they have done to nixon? i just felt like if he did this to my friend like this, and i acknowledge i only read five pages, but the five pages i read, you know, made me want to, like, set fire to the whole thing. >> so there you go. murray realized if he couldn't trust woodward on a topic that he knew well, like his friend belushi, that he has to question everything woodward reported on, including, of course, nixon, who murray

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