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Of the country's media market. >> he develops a machiavellian approach to the newspaper business. it's about putting your rivals under. >> he would go into these small towns and say to the proprietor of the newspaper, "you can sell it to me, or i'll start up one in competition and run you out of town." >> i started as a copy boy on five pounds, seven and six, which is about $13 a week. the reporters actually worked out of a large room, and at the back of the room sat the copy boys. somebody would press a button or ring a bell, and a number would drop down in a panel. and that number signified ...

Would control nearly two-thirds of the country's media market. >> he develops a machiavellian approach to the newspaper business. it's about putting your rivals under. >> he would go into these small towns and say to the proprietor of the newspaper, "you can sell it to me, or i'll start up one in competition and run you out of town." >> i started as a copy boy on five pounds, seven and six, which is about $13 a week. the reporters actually worked out of a large room, and at the back of the room sat the copy boys. somebody would press a button or ring a bell, and a number would drop down in a p...

Before reporting on the watergate scandal, that took down richard nixon's presidency and becoming half of the most famous by line in journalist, carl bernstein was a kid, fresh out of his junior year in high school trying to make it as a copy boy at the tender age of 16. 16. joining us now, carl bernstein, cnn political analyst and the author of the new book "chasing history: a kid in the newsroom." the book is available now and it is wonderful. i am enamored with it. it is a love letter to journalism. it is a love letter to newspapers. and it is also something of a love letter or a guide book...

Republicans, richard nixon made up his mind to resign the presidency. >> yeah. >> and we had a peaceful transition of power. >> where have you gone, barry goldwater? let's talk about your new memoir. it focuses on your life from 16 to 21 before watergate, before trump, before hillary clinton. so many other chapters of history that you later reported on. why were those years so formative for you? >> well, first of all, i was aged 16 when i went to work at this great newspaper, the opposition newspaper to "the washington post." i went to work at "the evening star," the afternoon paper in my nati...

Moment. but as somebody who broke the story of the watergate scandal with bob woodward, just how worried are you right now about the state of american democracy? >> well, we have an authoritarian ex-president, a seditious ex-president who attempted a coup. a president of the united states, unlike any other in our history. and he has a huge following that is an anti-democratic force in this country, such as we've never seen since the civil war. so, the worries are real. and also, truth has been the casualty of this war against democracy conducted by a president of the united states and that's a...