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Nixon Says President Can Do Crimes If Ordered
Former president Richard Nixon tells David Frost that crimes ordered by the president are not illegal, citing national security or internal stability as justification. He denies prior knowledge of the Elisberg psychiatrist break in but says he would have approved if informed. The interview covers Vietnam policy, Watergate fallout, and era power dynamics, with references to Haiphong mining and Paris talks.
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Washington
United States
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
New York Times
White House
Daniel Elisberg
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
the Times
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Haiphong
China
Soviet Union
Middle East
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Zelnick
Zelnick