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How much do you really know about Robert Woodward? Below are 8 true or false statements. Click each one to reveal the answer and explanation.

1.

Woodward co-authored the book 'All the President's Men' with Bob Woodward.

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He co-wrote it with Carl Bernstein, not himself—a common confusion from the book's title.

2.

Robert Woodward won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on Watergate alongside Carl Bernstein.

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Woodward and Bernstein shared the 1973 Pulitzer for Public Service for their Washington Post Watergate coverage.

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Woodward's anonymous source 'Deep Throat' was later revealed to be FBI Deputy Director Mark Felt.

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In 2005, Felt's family confirmed he was the informant, ending decades of speculation.

4.

Woodward interviewed President Donald Trump for his book 'Fear' while Trump was in office.

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'Fear: Trump in the White House' (2018) included extensive interviews with Trump and his aides.

5.

Woodward was a CIA officer before becoming a journalist.

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He served as a Navy lieutenant, not a CIA officer; this myth arose from his secret source 'Deep Throat' being an FBI official.

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Woodward was the first journalist to report that John F. Kennedy had a mistress.

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That story broke later by other reporters; Woodward's early work focused on Watergate and national security.

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Robert Woodward once worked as a police reporter for the Washington Post before Watergate.

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He joined the Post in 1971 as a police reporter, which gave him skills to cover the Watergate break-in.

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Woodward's book 'The Final Days' was published before Watergate ended.

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'The Final Days' (1976) covered Nixon's resignation, which occurred in 1974—so it came after.

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