Current events and were not really focusing on the chronology of watergate, because what im trying to tell you is what happened behind the scenes, the back story at the white house where i worked and the special Prosecutors Office where ive done a tremendous amount of research in finding out what their thinking was and what the documents showed. So, its an insiders view. And im the insider. So im responsible for all of the views. Lets take a quick review of the preceding nine presentations, so i can try to convince this will all made sense. The first week, we introduced some people and then we ended with three surprising refusing las veg revelations. There were secret meetings going on between the judges and prosecutors. A lot of them. You dont know what is the bigger surprise, that they were meeting in secret or that they were writing the memos. And i have the memos. John dean, john dean, who was the chief effect officer of the coverup, and then switched sides and became the lead gove
Its an insiders view and im the insider so im responsible for all of the viewing. Lets take a quick review of the preceding nine presentations. I could try to convince you that this all made sense. The first week we introduced some people and ended with three surprising revelations. Secret meetings going on between the judges and prosecutors, a lot of them, and you dont know which is the bigger surprise. That they were meeting in secret or writing memos about the agreements. I have the memo. John dean the second surprising revelation who was the chief desk officer of the coverup and then switched sides to become the lead government witness, john was sentenced to 1 to 4 years in prison. But it turns out he never spent a night in jail. The jury and maybe the American Public was led to believe he was being punished but in reality he was not. And third, what i uncovered and what i believe is what really drove nixon from office where secret allegations that the prosecutors made about his pe
Shelley started working for Richard Nixon before pat. Has that ever been pointed out . We look forward to it. Thank you for the support that enables us to promulgate the legacy and encourage civics and citizenship in our community. I hope everyone here today can consider being a council member. I would like to introduce several people were the enemy might because this is almost a Family Reunion and you can tell when i complete how many alumni from the administration and people that were close to the president during his career are here today as a very special group. First served for h. R. Haldeman. [applause] a member of the board of directors from the foundation we certainly appreciate the service and focus on advancing the legacy. Thank you. Sandy quinn also a board member and former foundation president. [applause] we have one individual i dont see here but i really want to recognize him because hes very special to the foundation. [applause] colonel brennan is a vietnam veteran purp
Shelley started working for Richard Nixon before pat. Has that ever been pointed out . We look forward to it. Thank you for the support that enables us to promulgate the legacy and encourage civics and citizenship in our community. I hope everyone here today can consider being a council member. I would like to introduce several people were the enemy might because this is almost a Family Reunion and you can tell when i complete how many alumni from the administration and people that were close to the president during his career are here today as a very special group. First served for h. R. Haldeman. [applause] a member of the board of directors from the foundation we certainly appreciate the service and focus on advancing the legacy. Thank you. Sandy quinn also a board member and former foundation president. [applause] we have one individual i dont see here but i really want to recognize him because hes very special to the foundation. [applause] colonel brennan is a vietnam veteran purp
Yorba linda and the new Richard Nixon president ial library and museum. Im william barlbault, president of the Nixon Foundation and im glad youre here on an important day for the library. Joining us is the president of the library and the blue coats of the gentlemen recognized today. Thank you. Before i introduce larry higby, who introduced jo haldeman, i want to introduce members of the haldeman family who are here, particularly three of jo and bobs children, hank haldeman, susan haldeman, and ann cot bee. Thank you. Two of our Foundation Friends who knew bob haldeman well are also here. First, my predecessor as president and now a board member of the Nixon Foundation, sandy quinn. [ applause ] and a truly remarkable and very special woman who was at ucla with bob haldeman and John Ehrlichman in the post world war ii years. When she graduated she took a train to washington, d. C. And in july of 1951 Rose Mary Woods hired her to join the staff of a newly elected california senator, Ric