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Over 500 reels of Super 8 home movies filmed by Nixon's aides provide a personal view of the presidency during a time of political upheaval.
Richard Nixon was reelected in 1972 in one of the biggest landslides in American history, capturing 49 out of 50 states.
A 19-year-old woman named Marita Loren was recruited by the CIA in 1959 to assassinate Fidel Castro using poison pills.
Two thousand tons of TNT detonated in a chain reaction at Black Tom Island, leading to the FBI's transformation into a powerful national security agency.
Gerald Ford reflects on his upbringing, military service, presidency, and key events such as the Vietnam War and Nixon's pardon, highlighting his greatest achievement and disappointment.
Robert M. Smith, a former New York Times correspondent, examines how editorial decisions affect the publication of significant stories like the Watergate scandal.
Andy Borowitz humorously discusses Trump's impeachment at the New Yorker Festival.
There are parallels between Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre and Trump's actions regarding Mueller.
Norman Lear reflects on his friendship with Ben Bradlee, discussing their shared commitment to truth and the impact of the Watergate episode on American media.
Carl Bernstein critiques Rupert Murdoch's News of the World hacking scandal, drawing parallels to Watergate and highlighting the decline of traditional journalism.
Robert Mueller's congressional testimony disappoints, according to Jill Wine-Banks' critique.
