After he received a pardon, along with Edward S. Miller, from Ronald Reagan, he received a bottle of champagne from Richard Nixon.
This man co-wrote his 1979 memoir with Ralph de Toledano, who remarked this man's original draft "read like The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table." One of this man's early jobs was investigating if a product called Red Cross Toilet Paper tricked people into believing it was endorsed by the Red Cross. He resented one of his superiors, L. Patrick Gray, who was frequently absent and thrust most of his work onto him. After he received a pardon, along with Edward S. Miller, from Ronald Reagan, he received a bottle of champagne from Richard Nixon. That pardon was for this man's frequent engagement in "black bag jobs" in illegally raiding the homes of radicals while he was serving in the FBI. He frequently moved the flowerpot on the balcony of his apartment to indicate he wanted to talk. On May 31, 2005, Vanity Fair published an article about this man, confirming the long held suspicions of men like Ben Bradlee. For 10 points, name this man who gave covert information to Woodward and Bernstein as part of his guise as "Deep Throat."
This man co-wrote his 1979 memoir with Ralph de Toledano, who remarked this man's original draft "read like The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.
W. Mark Felt [prompt on Deep Throat until mentioned]