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Have you heard of the Rosemary Woods stretch . It is named after this woman, Rosemary Woods. The longtime secretary of richard nixon. Woods became her career with nixon in 1950, went long before his time with the white house. She was so close to the family the nixons daughters referred to her as aunt rose. In 1974, route woods was thrust into the National Spotlight during the watergate scandal when investigators discovered a Mysterious 18 and a half gap on one of the tapes handed over from the nixon white house. The tape was believed to contain a conversation between president nixon and his Chief Of Staff three days after the watergate breakin. Woods took responsibility for that gap. She tried to explain it away as an accident. As she tells, it she was simply transcribing the tape at her desk when the phone rang. As she reached for the phone, she mistakenly struck the wrong key on the recorder while her foot was on the machines pedal. The motion ended up somehow destroying the tapes co
let s remind us of the events that led us to where we are today. richard sharp was appointed chairman of the bbc in february 2021. at the start of this year the sunday times reported he was accused by a group of mps for failing to declare his involvement in securing an £800,000 loan for mrjohnsonjust involvement in securing an £800,000 loan for mrjohnson just before he recommended mr sharp for the bbc job. there was discussion of his listenership with eventbrite minister and there was added pressure for him to resign amid the gary lineker impartiality row last month. mr sharp denies any wrongdoing. as i mentioned, started in the sunday times and we are going live to the whitehall editor at the sunday times. gabriel, quite a skip on quite a conclusion. what is your reaction? i on quite a conclusion. what is your reaction? ~ ., . on quite a conclusion. what is your reaction? ~ . . ., , reaction? i think, in a way, it has codified and reaction? i think, in a way, it has co
around him, the convicted criminals that donald trump is provided, hired, work with? in the 2017 presidential campaign, convicted for tax fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the witness tampering. a deputy campaigns for 2016. reed, gates convicted of conspiracy and investigated. the 2016 campaign ceo steve bannon convicted for criminal intent of congress. michael cohen s national security adviser, general michael finnegan confine couldn t of his one-time foreign policy adviser. george papadopoulos confront his one-time foreign policy convicted certain sex crimes against minors. his convicted of constructing a s company cfo adam weisman convicted of grand larceny, tied, ford and the trump organization of self convicted on multiple charges of criminal tracks fraud. coming up, just to samuel alito s claims that congress wrongly has no authority to police the supreme court. we will set the record straight. first, jessica layton is here with the headlines. hello, jess.