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Beyond Watergate: The Richard Nixon Story | Full Film 

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Diving deep into the intricate layers of Richard Nixon's life, this documentary traces his journey from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of power as the 37th President of the United States. It delves into his formative years, revealing the influences and experiences that shaped his political ambitions.Nixon's role in the Vietnam War is scrutinized, examining his strategies, decisions, and the societal impacts of this divisive conflict. His bold diplomatic overtures towards China, orchestrated by the renowned Henry Kissinger, are explored, shedding light on the complexities of international relations during the Cold War era.The documentary also delves into Nixon's controversial "War on Drugs" policy, analyzing its origins, implementation, and lasting effects on American society. It confronts the complexities of this campaign, from its purported aims of public health to its wider socio-political ramifications. Central to the narrative is the infamous Watergate scandal, a watershed moment in American political history. The documentary meticulously unravels the intricate web of deception, cover-ups, and abuse of power that led to Nixon's downfall. Through archival footage, expert analysis, and firsthand accounts, viewers gain insight into the unraveling of a presidency and its lasting impact on American politics. Throughout the documentary, Nixon emerges as a complex figure, driven by ambition, insecurity, and a deep sense of duty to his country. His resilience in the face of adversity, as well as his flaws and failures, are portrayed with nuance and depth. Ultimately, this documentary offers a comprehensive and compelling portrait of Richard Nixon, exploring the man behind the myth and the enduring legacy of his presidency.
Beyond Watergate: The Richard Nixon Story
#beyondwatergate #watergate #richardnixon #nixon #nixondocumentary
Cast
Natasha Lindstaedt
Filmmakers
Tom Tunley, Brian Aabech, Jordan Hill

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@Kim-mz8co
@Kim-mz8co 3 месяца назад
Shook hands with Nixon twice during his presidency when he came to visit his grandmother's home in Indiana. Also protested him and his policies before I was eligible to vote. Campaigned hard for McGovern. Interesting and very different times. Saddened to see what has become of US politics and the presidency.
@jeremyc2445
@jeremyc2445 2 месяца назад
Our society has really sunk so low
@howl_with_the_wolves
@howl_with_the_wolves Месяц назад
You were wrong then and if you're still a lefty you're still wrong today.
@JohnKeller-fq8hn
@JohnKeller-fq8hn Месяц назад
​@@jeremyc2445yes it has. I remember the 1960 election very well
@platinumuschannel
@platinumuschannel 20 дней назад
My father used to work at the FWIA and got to meet Nixon there.
@wachirangoima1969
@wachirangoima1969 3 месяца назад
A very complex public figure. On one hand he was extremely intelligent, far sighted and eloquent but on the other hand he had a dark side he could not overcome.
@DaveSCameron
@DaveSCameron 3 месяца назад
Like the guy from Wham you mean?
@dariowiter3078
@dariowiter3078 2 месяца назад
You're suppose to place a coma after the word "eloquent." Talk about not being able to write a coherent sentence! 🙄🤦😖
@xaviercrain7336
@xaviercrain7336 2 месяца назад
Our leaders have only gotten more evil and far less intelligent in the world of political corporate purchase
@tonjamarshall4842
@tonjamarshall4842 2 месяца назад
Please no gramma police, not everybody is educated when your level of education is determined by your zip code.​@@dariowiter3078
@MSalt69
@MSalt69 Месяц назад
A brilliant mind in many ways but with a personality completely unsuited to retail politics.
@martm216
@martm216 2 месяца назад
A complex person who still fascinates us today. A kind of tragic man in the classical sense of the word. Whatever else we might make of him for good or ill, he was one of the most interesting political figures of modern times.
@Occupied_South
@Occupied_South 2 месяца назад
Brilliant man. The corruption we see today makes him look like an angel. Much respect.
@ministerofdarkness
@ministerofdarkness 2 месяца назад
Really well done film on Nixon. Fascinating subject.
@ArcticHeart-e5x
@ArcticHeart-e5x Месяц назад
Imagine if as a Republican he'd had a laptop and had received more than 50m from China in bribes!
@joshgill2871
@joshgill2871 3 месяца назад
It was erroneously stated that LBJ did not win the 1968 Democratic primary in New Hampshire. He did win it, but the strong showing by Eugene McCarthy was what helped influence LBJ to leave the race.
@DaveSCameron
@DaveSCameron 3 месяца назад
“Get Clean for Gene!” 😂😂😂 American politics is approaching the absurd state of our British farce! Wakey wakey people before it’s all over and our dreams for our children are just dreams. 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸☘️📚
@elijahkasweshi4480
@elijahkasweshi4480 2 месяца назад
Forgive me
@Mrgop
@Mrgop 2 месяца назад
You're absolutely correct. This is a very poorly produced "documentary."
@ElkoJohn
@ElkoJohn Месяц назад
Well done. Much obliged.
@carlh.h.2242
@carlh.h.2242 2 месяца назад
Even though I don’t share many of his political views, I see Nixon as a tragic hero in many ways. I think he was our last president who was not a complete CIA tool, even though he was an unknowing dupe for them in many ways. I’m convinced Watergate was an internal coup.
@jackoliver7506
@jackoliver7506 2 месяца назад
Yt will probably delete this comnt soon ❤
@sarahadam8334
@sarahadam8334 Месяц назад
omg, how sad not to believe what is so clear with your own eyes, so they made him set up the plumers unit, they made him transefer money to the burglers, they made him trying to stop the FBI invesigating by pressing the CIA. they made him secretley contacting the south viatnamies to stop them accepting peace deals with the north vietnamies, and on and on and on ... tricky dicky by name .....
@leoa4c
@leoa4c Месяц назад
I don't think Watergate was an internal coup. There is a really, really good 3-part series, here on RU-vid, solely dedicated to Watergate where we hear from most of those involved, plus we have Nixon himself on tape! Nixon very much wanted the involvement of the CIA, but the agency was neither involved in the break-in or the cover-up. Yes, we do have characters like Howard Hunt, who *did* work for the CIA, and Gordon Liddy, who was a CIA wannabe spy, but neither of them were working for or under the instructions of the CIA. *If* that had been the case, Gordon Liddy would still be bragging about it, in his grave, to this day. Make no mistake, particularly, about this last point.
@nikkiwroten
@nikkiwroten Месяц назад
AGREED !!!
@psycoloco1113
@psycoloco1113 Месяц назад
You are convinced it was an internal coup? When Nixon himself was caught on tape recordings talking about the coverup and that he knew what had taken place? Huhhhhhhh?????
@DAVIDDOWNEY23
@DAVIDDOWNEY23 Месяц назад
When you see Nixon interviewed in later years he really comes across as so statesmanlike and reasonable in his views. I'm sure that must be very frustrating for those people who feel betrayed by him.
@chrispoole439
@chrispoole439 3 месяца назад
I disagree with a lot of the comments made by Natasha Lindstaedt. if you would like a more objective as well as a deeper and better understanding of Watergate and the life of Richard Nixon, I strongly suggest the book "Nixon A Life" by Sir Jonathan Aitken. Jonathan Aitken knew Richard Nixon personally both before and after his Presidency. Something Natasha Lindstaedt can`t lay claim to.
@billslocum9819
@billslocum9819 3 месяца назад
Aitken's book is quite good reading, but hardly objective either personally or politically. The hard truth about Nixon isn't found by reading the books of his harshest detractors or staunchest admirers, even more than with most public figures, because of how much he shifted his axis over time. I recommend instead Tom Wicker's "One Of Us." Wicker was very liberal, but his take on Nixon was as a successful centrist. Also good at capturing the many facets of Nixon from a central-right position is William Safire's "Before The Fall." I'd take Aitken over Fawn Brodie or Woodstein, but they are all writing ideological comfort food to some degree.
@chrispoole439
@chrispoole439 3 месяца назад
@@billslocum9819 William Safire's "Before The Fall" and Tom Wicker's "One Of Us are both excellent books. I would also recommend the book called "Richard Milhous Nixon: The Rise of an American Politician" by Roger Morris. The best Nixon book I have ever read remains "Nixon A Life" by Sir Jonathan Aitken. I think it is one of the most underrated books about Richard Nixon. Unfortunately, most of the books ever written about Richard Nixon are negative. It was very refreshing to read the book "Nixon A Life" by Sir Jonathan Aitken because it focused on the positives in Richard Nixons Life. I emailed him personally thanking him for writing this book and he emailed me back. Jonathan Aitken knew Richard Nixon personally as did William Safire. Lastly Len Garments book "Crazy Rhythm" is another book I enjoyed reading.
@Mrgop
@Mrgop 2 месяца назад
I had many encounters with Richard Nixon and cannot say enough good things about him.
@anthonyshaw4083
@anthonyshaw4083 Месяц назад
She's just another privileged elitist - what used to be referred to as a pinhead.
@chrispoole439
@chrispoole439 Месяц назад
@@anthonyshaw4083 Well said. I agree with you 100%
@DeSeanPower2025
@DeSeanPower2025 4 дня назад
Great Documentary!
@darylcumming7119
@darylcumming7119 Месяц назад
The story that keeps on giving.
@ElkoJohn
@ElkoJohn Месяц назад
Thanks!
@NuclearMango.
@NuclearMango. Месяц назад
Had he not gotten his hands so dirty, he could've gone down in history as one of the greatest presidents of our time. But as Natasha Lindstaedt stated at the end, Nixon's legacy was and is a public distrust of any American politician. But that distrust of any sitting politician has proven to be our most powerful weapon in keeping that most powerful of positions in check. So, even in his disgrace, he made us stronger.
@CraigAsher-h9v
@CraigAsher-h9v 25 дней назад
I lived in Montgomery County Maryland when I was in High School - I remember when the Washington Post Blew the lid off the watergate scandal. Everyone I knew that had a day job couldn't wait to get their hand on the next edition of the Post to get the latest Bombshells in the Watergate investigation. The great thing about that time and place were the great radio stations WWDC, WTOP with WTOP being a 24 hour all news station on AM that broadcast all kinds of useful information - sports, weather, politics,
@Masoud640
@Masoud640 3 дня назад
The minute 45 the voice of the video is broken down and you should fix it
@Cameron-o2w
@Cameron-o2w 20 дней назад
Richard Nixon is one of the greatest presidents in our history.
@robmoorept
@robmoorept Месяц назад
What a joke of a “documentary “!
@ponzo1967
@ponzo1967 Месяц назад
A choir boy by today's standard
@ibrahimsmith5226
@ibrahimsmith5226 2 месяца назад
What was his position on Isreal, Palestine and the Jews ? Then it will become crystal clear
@josephkennedy8281
@josephkennedy8281 Месяц назад
The real reason Kennedy got killed
@veggigoddess
@veggigoddess Месяц назад
It is amazing, but if you really think about it, if the Vietnam War didn't happen we probably would have never had a hippie movement, woodstock, numerous styles of experimental music / bands films that were outside the typical Hollywood machine, clothing styles wouldn't have existed. The Counter Culture created such a massive movement but it all stemmed from the disenchantment of a vicious conservative presidency and a completely pointless War
@user-zx8de8op9l
@user-zx8de8op9l 6 дней назад
Well done, I was born the follow month after he left office
@leoa4c
@leoa4c Месяц назад
Regarding the Professor in this documentary (Prof. Natasha Lindstaedt), I do agree, completely, with the vast majority of she says. However, her credentials are, perhaps, slightly questionable due to the way that she pronounces some regularly used words in historic contexts as well as in political science circles. For instance, she pronounced the birthplace of Henry Kissinger as "Bavaria", while everyone else pronounces it "Baveria". In regards to Sino-Soviet relations, she pronounced "sino" as "seeno". These are, of course, completely pedantic observations from my part. Not that is of huge, if any importance whatsoever, but I simple do not understand why someone familiar with such terms would choose to pronounce them differently than every other person. It is as if a script was read and memorized, and then repeated on camera. There is nothing wrong with that in the context of a documentary, but I am simply curious as to the reasons for "incorrect" or subjective pronunciations. Whatever the case, I totally agree with her historical views and interpretations.
@truesonic669
@truesonic669 Месяц назад
This man is a total disgrace to the country and office
@arlinegeorge6967
@arlinegeorge6967 Месяц назад
All great politicians are great there is a reason for the changes happening in our humanity. But I am full of hope and gratitude to great leaders like Dalai Lama and all his believers and followers with the mighty warriors of Jesus Christ will be proving magnificent times in time and space coming. We humans have to continue with hope and gratitude to all people with power. I give special thanks to the mighty Indian armed forces for teaching me to obey and take responsibility for my life actions. Thank you. Love and peace to all
@NickFromDetroit
@NickFromDetroit 3 месяца назад
Poorly made “documentary” I’m afraid. The broad in this film knows very little about the ‘60s, the Viet Nam War, or President Nixon. Of her many, many errors, John Dean did not reveal the existence of Nixon’s taping system (he did not tape record “every single conversation”). It was Nixon aide, Alexander Butterfield, who revealed the existence of the taping system…to Republican senatorial staffers & investigators, including future actor & GOP Senator Fred Thompson.
@bretmoleta1860
@bretmoleta1860 2 месяца назад
Actually, it was Dean who alerted the senate committee that he “ felt” Nixon had a taping system. March 22 1973 they day after Nixon said he could get the money Nixon stood up and walked behind Dean and said “ You know I was only joking” That’s why they called in Butterfield who was getting a haircut at the time ( he’s still alive 97 yrs)
@NickFromDetroit
@NickFromDetroit 2 месяца назад
@@bretmoleta1860 , Yes, I seem to remember reading that Dean anecdote in The Final Days. But, I take anything from Dean, Woodward, or Bernstein with a huge grain of salt. IIRC, Republican senate committee staffers were trying to figure out how some White House witnesses could recall facts in such detail 2 years after the events. They asked Butterfield if Nixon had note takers or stenographers at these meetings, or afterwards. Butterfield said no, but offered that maybe they reviewed the tape recordings of these meetings prior to testifying. Fred Thompson & the other staffers asked, “What taping recordings?” Butterfield explained the tape recording system & the Republicans thought this was great because it would prove President Nixon was telling the truth and that Dean was lying about everything. Oops. That’s just off the top of my head, though. I’d have to do a search to double check.
@JosephMitchellMitchell
@JosephMitchellMitchell 2 месяца назад
😢 VERY Innocent Compared to Clinton, Barrak ,BIDEN 😢
@wimbledon44
@wimbledon44 Месяц назад
Don't forget cocaine Bush war criminal & psycho Trump
@inesborstel5592
@inesborstel5592 Месяц назад
@michaelmcclary8054
@michaelmcclary8054 Месяц назад
Nixon or Trump? What's the difference?
@Alex-jb5tb
@Alex-jb5tb 2 месяца назад
Woke documentary.
@user-qm7nw7vd5s
@user-qm7nw7vd5s 2 месяца назад
Yep. And a pretty pathetic hit job at that.
@veggigoddess
@veggigoddess Месяц назад
Except for the intelligence part, Trump sounds just like Nixon
@howardgofstein7366
@howardgofstein7366 20 дней назад
He got his pension.
@howardgofstein7366
@howardgofstein7366 20 дней назад
So, not short on cash
@TS-1267
@TS-1267 2 месяца назад
... CORRUPT POLITICIANS 3:43
@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx
@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx 2 месяца назад
26:45 So 301 to 191 is "pretty close"? This is one of the most poorly made "documentaries" I've ever seen!
@MikeNBikes
@MikeNBikes 2 месяца назад
Man I have never seen such a horrific documentary. Let's call it what it is, it's you with a camera in your home with it off to the side to create the idea you're being interviewed and therefor a reliable source.
@seththomas6727
@seththomas6727 Месяц назад
Also EXTREMELY biased. Any video of a Republican the lady is almost always negative lol.
@howl_with_the_wolves
@howl_with_the_wolves 2 месяца назад
EM productions is a very far left production company looking at other videos it is apparent your not getting much in the way of actual facts and truth.
@DaveSCameron
@DaveSCameron 3 месяца назад
Yawn
@seththomas6727
@seththomas6727 Месяц назад
Boy oh boy I’ll tell you what…this channel is super biased. Any Republican is shown in a negative light and bashed 😂 oh well I was excited for a good historical Chanel on American history. 😢😂
@aprlk
@aprlk Месяц назад
the supreme court now says this is not illegal. Not sure about this video being biased but this decision certainly is
@TWillWin
@TWillWin 2 месяца назад
100:22 Well We now all know how dumb Carter was sooo
@stephenbarnes9196
@stephenbarnes9196 Месяц назад
Nixon and Trump history is repeating itself we will never learn from history
@Davey-TheDJ
@Davey-TheDJ 2 месяца назад
Nixon is an angel compared to Trump
@joenewsom8017
@joenewsom8017 2 месяца назад
😂😂😂
@stephenperkins5644
@stephenperkins5644 2 месяца назад
I think you meant Biden and his whole party.
@Davey-TheDJ
@Davey-TheDJ 2 месяца назад
@@stephenperkins5644 no I did not
@seththomas6727
@seththomas6727 Месяц назад
Ohh and let me guess Biden and Harris are for the people? 😂
@Artchick1972
@Artchick1972 Месяц назад
@@Davey-TheDJJoe Biden is a corrupt pos.
@TS-1267
@TS-1267 2 месяца назад
... REPUBLICAN'S EVERY SINGLE TIME....
@Zeitman3
@Zeitman3 2 месяца назад
And democrats are perfect
@TS-1267
@TS-1267 2 месяца назад
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@TS-1267
@TS-1267 2 месяца назад
​@@Zeitman3... 2:04 HAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA 2:04 😂😂😂😂
@TS-1267
@TS-1267 2 месяца назад
​@@Zeitman3... Better Burglar's I expect 😂
@TS-1267
@TS-1267 2 месяца назад
​@@Zeitman3HAAA HAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA 7:07
@JosephMitchellMitchell
@JosephMitchellMitchell 2 месяца назад
Very Bias MARXIST PROPAGANDA
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