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Bob Woodward Quotes
«I was trying to avoid being subpoenaed.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«That's for other people to judge. I think the biggest mistake you can make in this sort of situation as a reporter is to worry about yourself.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«was going to be dragged into this.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«I have to go to the prosecutor. I have to tell the truth.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«I realized I was going to be dragged into this, that I was the catalyst. And then I asked the source, 'If you go to the prosecutor, am I released to testify?' And the source told me, 'Yes.' »
Author: Bob Woodward
«That's for other people to judge.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«The big worry that we should have about the country is not terrorism or hurricanes or Karl Rove or George Bush or whoever, the real thing that will bring us down as a country is secret government.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«[Felt] saw the Nixon White House manipulating the FBI and trying to make the FBI into another instrument of the political apparatus that Nixon had set up, and he resisted that for institutional reasons.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«It's astonishing how you can get people to help you who in a sense probably shouldn't help you, who will make admissions and provide guidance endangering to themselves.»
Author: Bob Woodward
«Clinton said no president ever who served would talk like that, as if it is out of his hand. Then I realized, that oh, yes, Bush is a fatalist. That you do the best you can and then leave it to the fates, or to God in Bush's case.»
Author: Bob Woodward