President Nixon during address to the nation from his office in the White House, Washington DC. Overall topic is Watergate investigation. He recalls the year 1972 with most important Presidential duties on him, so he issued campaign operation responsibilities to other individuals. He says that he has honest judges and prosecutors to ensure justice to the convict. He says that this issue should not distract the focus from important issues like development and world peace.
President Nixon speaks about his ignorance about the Watergate case. He mentions the name of the White House counsel John Dean and blames Dean for misguiding him. He presents a timeline of the happenings and events leading to the Senate committee hearings. He denies discouraging the efforts to find the facts.
President Nixon addressing the nation about Watergate. President Nixon speaks about his responsibilities and confidentiality of strategic information. He says that the tapes of presidential conversation should not be made public.
President Richard Nixon's press conference at White House in Washington DC. A press reporter questions about conduct of police force and National Guards during demonstrations. Nixon justified harsh methods used by National Guards against the violent demonstrators.
President Richard Nixon's press conference at White House in Washington DC. A press reporter questions about isolation of Presidency from the common masses. Nixon replies about other people in the administration, and states that everybody has right to express their views in an open system. He targets some of the Senators who criticized him.
A large crowd gathered at the Mississippi Economic Council silver anniversary meeting in Jackson, Mississippi. A large number of people gathered outside the auditorium to welcome President Nixon. Two news anchors from their desk watch the proceedings. Spectators applaud for President Nixon as he enters the auditorium. Mississippi elected officials on the stage greet and talk to each other. Officials attending included Governor William Waller, Senator Jim Eastland, Senator John Stennis, and Mississippi congressmen.
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