Bill Murray joked that famed reporter Bob Woodward could have "framed" former President Richard Nixon because his book about John Belushi was "completely inaccurate."

Anyway, Murray also believes Nixon was “framed” by Bob Woodward — sort of — but for an entirely different reason. See, Woodward, who broke the Watergate story with Carl Bernstein for The Washington Post back when that was a real newspaper, also wrote Wired, a biography of John Belushi—an original SNL cast member and a close friend of Murray’s.

Legendary comedian and actor Bill Murray said a 1986 book by Bob Woodward about his late friend John Belushi was so inaccurate it left him questioning the former Washington Post journalist’s Watergate reporting.

Bill Murray is coming to the defense of his long-time friend and fellow SNL alum John Belushi. During a recent appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience,” Murray slammed journalist Bob Woodward for his portrayal of Belushi in his 1984 biography “Wired,

Bill Murray has a bone to pick with Bob Woodward over his literary treatment of friend and collaborator John Belushi.

Bob Woodward's biography of the late Saturday Night Live star John Belushi dropped more than 40 years ago, but one old Belushi friend is just now spilling how he feels about the job that the Watergate journalist did.

"You'd have to hold me down and burn my feet to make me read more of it," the actor said on a new episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience."

The Short Life and Fast Times of John Belushi" as "completely inaccurate" to the point that he began to wonder if "they framed Nixon" during an interview with Joe Rogan published on Saturday. In comments that begin around the 1:15 mark,