Bob Woodward (Robert Redford)’s Timeline and Summary

Woodward is called down to the courthouse where the Watergate burglars are being arraigned.
He thinks their case is suspicious, and soon uncovers a link between them and a White House employee.
He continues digging, which involves a lot of this: Ring ring. "Hello, this is Bob Woodward with the Washington Post." *click*
Woodward is begrudgingly partnered with Carl Bernstein and they work together to uncover more sources about the scandal.
Meanwhile, Woodward talks to his nameless shadowy source, Deep Throat, who advises Woodward to "follow the money" as if there's a trail of bills leading straight to Nixon's office.
Well, there practically is.
The reporters discover a mysterious slush fund of contributions to CREEP – the Committee to Re-Elect the President.
Although no one will put their name on the story, and Woodward becomes increasingly frustrated.
He demands answers from Deep Throat, who confirms that Nixon's Chief of Staff, Haldeman, is behind the break-in.
Woodward and Bernstein publish their story, and the administration falls like a chain of dominoes.