(richard milhous)

A biography of the controversial President whose administration was brought down by the Watergate scandal, but also reestablished diplomatic ties with China and ended the Vietnam War.

Presents a comprehensive study of the Watergate scandal and President Richard Nixon's resignation and examines the fallout as a result including the effects of the crisis and how it has shaped the American political culture.

The judge who presided over the Watergate hearings and trials discusses the case from the first indictments of the burglars to the final trials of the high-level conspirators.

Chronicles the history of the Watergate Affair, with discussion of the events, errors, and character flaws which led to the scandal and subsequent resignation of President Nixon.

Chronicles the lives of presidents Nixon, Carter, and Reagan and points out daring measures each took while in office including the easing of tensions with China and the Soviet Union, peace talks between Israel and Egypt, and a treaty to lower the number of nuclear weapons.