Carl Bernstein
- Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist and Author
- Best-selling Author of 5 Books
- Journalism Legend
Biography
Few journalists in America's history have had the impact on their era and their craft as Carl Bernstein. For forty years, from All the President's Men to A Woman-In-Charge: The Life of Hillary Clinton, Bernstein's books, reporting, and commentary have revealed the inner-workings of government, politics, and the hidden stories of Washington and its leaders.
In the early 1970s, ... VIEW MORE
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Speaker Media
2017 White House Correspondents Dinner
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner
Jerusalem Press Club
Westminster Town Hall Forum
CNN’s State of the Union
CNN’s New Day
Speech Topics
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“The best obtainable version of the truth”
Bernstein’s definition of real reporting and the only basis for an informed debate about the American condition, ... View More
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The Triumphant End to an American Century
Three Remarkable Presidents - Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, and the Problem of Their Successors
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An Evening with Carl Bernstein: The System Can Work
From his time as a copyboy at age 16 in the Kennedy era, through Donald Trump’s presidency, Bernstein reflects on ... View More
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The Lessons of Watergate
A Behind the Scenes Look at the Reporting and Political Drama that Led to the Resignation of President Richard Nixon ... View More
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Text Reviews
- Carl Bernstein gave generously of his time while he interacted with students, faculty, and community members. The Q&A session after his speech was one of the most lively and engaged I've ever seen.
- Sara Netzley, Lecture Chair - Bradley University
- As a speaker, Mr. Bernstein was riveting. He managed to keep rapt attention from a big room of fidgety college students, deploying a ready sense of humor throughout the talk. I was also impressed with how careful and sensitive his interactions were with our donor family.
- Judy Bense, Ph.D., President - University of West Florida