Woodward and bernstein’s coverage of watergate did all of the following except
a. lead to televised congressional hearings.
b. connect the cover-up to the president.
c. win them a pulitzer prize.
d. make them the most famous journalists at the new york post.

Woodward and Bernstein’s coverage of Watergate did all of the following EXCEPT Option D. make them the most famous journalists at the New York Post.

Explanation:

Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein were young investigative journalists for the Washington Post and not the New York Post. It was the Washington Post that won the Pulitzer Prize for their publications on the Watergate affair and not Woodward and Bernstein directly.  Their investigative reporting did connect the scandal to President Nixon directly, and it eventually lead to televised Congressional hearing where Nixon resigned before the House voted on the articles of impeachment on August 9, 1974.

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