Nixon Reflects On Pardon And Resignation In TV Interview
Former President Richard Nixon says he would have preferred the agony of a trial to a presidential pardon he believed implied guilt. He discusses Agnew, Woodward and Bernstein, Kissinger, Ford, and the 1973 pardon decision, insisting there was no fair trial and condemning what he calls contemptible journalism.
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