Pictures. Afraid he will catch me picking my nose. Cant believe that guy was president of the United States. Because he is branded as a crook. Its important to remember the wrong approach that Executive Power that led nixon to those crimes. You want a level, dont you . Good evening. This is the 37th time i have spoken to from you this office. So many decisions have been made that shape the history of our nation. Need more . There was good in him. He had been a good vicepresident. But he was fatally flawed and a fatally flawed president. Nixon, he had been a hero to millions of americans. Here is a guy who received more votes than anybody else in the history of this country. The Richard Nixon they supported through the years was not the Richard Nixon that they thought
they knew. Every generation has to lose their virginity. It was just the day that my generation did. To think that were the only generation that had that experience is probably the mistake that a lot of generations make. H
conversation with the president three days after the watergate break in. it doesn t happen by accident would have been our first suspicion. i was the lawyer who questioned rosemary woods about the 18.5 minute gap. are you discussing testimony tomorrow. i don t want to comment. that was my name. pictures of me were always head to toe. my male colleagues are shoulder up. that s just how it was. rosemary woods represents really the majority of women at that time. you could be a nurse, you could be a teacher, you could be a secretary, or you could be a housewife. those are your choices. i was a very early professional and there we were head to head combat basically. it was a mistake. a record button hit accidentally while she took a phone call. she described she had pushed the wrong button instead of pushing stop, she had pushed
recalled to explain how she accidentally erased 18 minutes of a conversation with the president three days after the watergate break in. it didn t happen by accident would have been our first suspicion. i was the lawyer who questioned rosemary woods about the 18 1/2 minute gap. are you discussing testimony tomorrow? i don t want to comment on it. i m called the mini skirted bitch. that was my name. pictures of me were always head to toe. my male colleagues are shoulder up. that s just how it was. rosemary woods represents really the majority of women at that time. you could be a nurse. you could be a teacher. you could be a secretary, or you could be a housewife. those were your choices. i was a very early professional and there we were head to head combat basically. ms. woods said it was a mistake. a record button hit accidentally
combat basically. ms. woods said it was a mistake, a record button hit accidentally while she took a phone call. she described that she had pushed the wrong button. instead of pushing stop, she had pushed record. she also had to keep her foot on the pedal. mrs. woods use ds the machine to show how it happened. when i asked her to demonstrate she pushed the button, kept her foot on, and she supposedly reached back about six feet to get the telephone, and her foot came off the pedal just with the mere movement, and there was just no way it was believable. the white house contention that it was accidentally erased will give more ammunition to the president s critics. to hear something that was so obviously untrue, it changed a lot of the american public s view of the whole situation. reporter: rosemary woods would stand by her story. bob woodward would later write the 18.5 minute gap became a symbol for nixon s entire
watergate break-in. it didn t happen by accident would have been our first suspicion. i was the lawyer who questioned rosemary woods about the 18 1/2 minute gap. are you discussing testimony tomorrow? or an actual reenactment of bringing in her desk? i don t want to comment on it. i m called the mini skirted bitch. that was my name. pictures of me were always head to toe. my male colleagues are shoulder up. that s just how it was. rosemary woods represents really the majority of women at that time. you could be a nurse. you could be a teacher. you could be a secretary, or you could be a housewife. those were your choices. i was a very early professional and there we were head to head combat basically. ms. woods said it was a mistake. a record button hit accidentally while she took a phone call. she described that she pushed the wrong button. instead of pushing stop, she had pushed record. she also had to keep her foot on the pedal.