The Mysteries of Watergate

Prior episodes have shown that the Nixon Presidency, churlishly cynical though it may have been, was the victim of decei... Read more

Clearly the full and correct Watergate story was not reported by the Washington Post. Often a journalist simply gets a s... Read more

G.  Gordon Liddy, a lawyer, former FBI agent and chief operative in the White House Plumbers unit at the time, was a cen... Read more

As impeachment was closing in on President Nixon, the CIA could, it seemed breathe a sigh of relief, as it had skillfull... Read more

As of late March 1973, it looked like all the pieces were falling in place for the CIA to avoid exposure of its role in ... Read more

James McCord is a highly intriguing character, if an opaque one.  As we described earlier, John Mitchell had wanted a pe... Read more

If the Washington Post was not intentionally covering up the “CIA defense” which we discussed in the last episode, it wo... Read more

 In a trial of profound public significance, it is particularly important that the media informing the public of the pro... Read more

History has paid little attention to Alfred Baldwin, the Watergate wiretap monitor, and his knowledge.  That is most lik... Read more

All five burglars were involved in the ill-fated CIA-planned fiasco, the Bay of Pigs, and one supervisor, Howard Hunt, w... Read more