All the President's Men

writing about all the presedent's men

and what the relation between all the presedents men and the first amendment

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If I'm not mistaken, the 1st amendment includes freedom of the press.. While “All the President’s Men” may be about how the administration of President Nixon collapsed in the wake of a so-called “third-rate burglary,” the reality is that "all the president’s men" as well as the president himself are essentially just supporting characters in the story of how the press revealed a constitutional crisis and a White House scandal. The strategy of the Nixon administration directly targeted the reputation (even possibly the lives) of members of the media it deemed enemies. Two little-regarded reporters (who were much closer to being fired than they were to becoming legends) managed to play a major role in the first Presidential resignation in U.S. history. The story of Woodward and Bernstein became a high point of journalistic integrity and purpose; and in the decades since, the power of the press has been continually diluted by political pressure.