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Watergate

Robert Helliger

Jan 31, 2021

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Part Two

Quote: 'Watergate was a constitutional crisis of highest order', Tom Brokaw, US journalist, (6 February, 1940-).

***

July 6, 1972

The heat was on President Richard M. Nixon.

'I don't want this Watergate mess to ruin things', he said.

'Nothing will happen, Mr. President', US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger announced.

He adjusted his glasses, and wore them.

Then he left the Oval Office, to address the problems in China, Isreal, and Vietnam.

***

Bob Woodward went to see the Court hearing.

He saw a man.

'Who are you?', he asked.

'No one', the man answered.

'Bob Woodward, of the Washington Post'.

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'Fine', Bob Woodward stated.

***

The Judge, John Sirica, stared at the five burglars.

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'James W. McCord. FBI, and CIA'.

'Shit!', Bob Woodward gasped.

'Virgilio R. Gonzalez'.

'Frank A. Sturgis'.

'Eugenio R. Martinez'.

Bob Woodward wrote down the words: 'CIA', and 'FBI'.

Then he left, and walked back to the newspaper office.

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