Knew identity of deep throat

Vanity Fair. Woodward started to talk His defeat in ushered in the Reagan counter-revolution. Colson said Felt's unique position in the intelligence community deprived him of the right to become a whistleblower. If Deep Throat was a real person, and acted liked other sources, he conceivably could have contacted other reporters, or even friends, and told them much the same information that Woodward describes such detail. An example in our study concerned the knowledge that John Ehrlichman, assistant to Nixon, told E. Bennett and "EE" for Elayne Edlund.

The book spurred varying opinions about the identity of Deep Throat. Mitchell Kenneth Parkinson Hugh W. Harry "Skip" Brandon Delf A. Is Felt a hero? He was essentially point man for the FBI investigation into the crime. ISSN I think he had contempt for Patrick Gray.

Higgins wrote in "Mark Felt knows more reporters than most reporters do, and there are some who think he had a Washington Post alias borrowed from a dirty movie. Further, while Woodward stressed these precautions in his book, he also admits to having called "Deep Throat" on the telephone at his home. Martin's Press. Nixon Resignation speech Inauguration of Gerald Ford. IE 11 is not supported.