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Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Last of the Nixon Tapes Go Online

Posted on 12:26 by Unknown
Forty years after President Richard M. Nixon turned off his secret tape recorder, the federal government on Wednesday finally released the last of the historic recordings that have provided an unparalleled insight into the workings of one of the nation’s most dramatic presidencies...

The 94 tapes released on Wednesday cover conversations from April 9 to July 12, 1973, after which the secret taping system was dismantled when a Nixon aide, Alexander Butterfield, disclosed its existence to Congress. (more)

Get yer hot Tricky Dicky tapes. 
Get yer hot tapes here.
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