Bill Murray, Bob Woodward and Nixon

Bill Murray says Bob Woodward’s Nixon reporting ‘soiled’ because of ‘inaccurate’ book on John Belushi
Bill Murray joked that famed reporter Bob Woodward could have "framed" former President Richard Nixon because his book about John Belushi was "completely inaccurate."
Bill Murray no fan of DC scribe Bob Woodward: ‘They framed Nixon’
Murray was so shocked at reading Woodward’s book about Belushi that he now questions the premise of Watergate. Recall that Woodward and fellow reporter Carl Bernstein were responsible for the reporting that led to former President Richard Nixon’s downfall.
Why Does Bill Murray Think that Bob Woodward Framed Richard Nixon?
Anyway, Murray also believes Nixon was “framed” by Bob Woodward — sort of — but for an entirely different reason. See, Woodward, who broke the Watergate story with Carl Bernstein for The Washington Post back when that was a real newspaper, also wrote Wired, a biography of John Belushi—an original SNL cast member and a close friend of Murray’s.
Bill Murray Tells Joe Rogan a Bob Woodward Book Was So Inaccurate it Made Him Question if Richard Nixon was ‘Framed’
Legendary comedian and actor Bill Murray said a 1986 book by Bob Woodward about his late friend John Belushi was so inaccurate it left him questioning the former Washington Post journalist’s Watergate reporting.
Bill Murray Slams John Belushi Biography as ‘Criminal' and ‘Cruel'; Calls Out Author Bob Woodward: ‘If He Did This to Belushi, What He Did to Nixon Is Probably Soiled For Me'
Bill Murray is coming to the defense of his long-time friend and fellow SNL alum John Belushi. During a recent appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience,” Murray slammed journalist Bob Woodward for his portrayal of Belushi in his 1984 biography “Wired,
Bill Murray slams ‘cruel’ biography of his ‘SNL’ castmate John Belushi
Bill Murray spoke out against Bob Woodward's 1984 biography of John Belushi, calling it "completely inaccurate."
Bill Murray Defends John Belushi After Bob Woodward’s “Completely Inaccurate” Biography
Bill Murray has a bone to pick with Bob Woodward over his literary treatment of friend and collaborator John Belushi.
Bill Murray Says Bob Woodward's 'Criminal' Book About John Belushi Made Him Wonder if 'They Framed Nixon' | Video
The Short Life and Fast Times of John Belushi" as "completely inaccurate" to the point that he began to wonder if "they framed Nixon" during an interview with Joe Rogan published on Saturday. In comments that begin around the 1:15 mark,
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