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Nixon worked surreptitiously to sabotage the united states and tilt a presidential election. would that be treason? 50 years later, that question, of course, has new and dismal relevance, but 50 years now after nixon did it, we have the benefit of explicit evidence. >> i have that documented. >> locked in the vaults of the johnson presidential library, there is a secret folder marked "do not open for 50 years." its called, i did you not, the x file. when johnson left the presidency, he buried al...

>> tracking down lbjs x file became an obsession for president nixon. rumors swirled that the nixon white house that lbjs blackmail folder locked up in a safe on a washington think tank. >> get that. >> nixons gang of thieves never did manage to steal the x file. but one year later, that same bunch of crooks, the white house plumbers, they did try to pull off a somewhat similar caper. a bungled attempt to wiretap democratic party headquarters at the iconic washington complex known as watergate. ...

50 years later, that question of course has new and dismal relevance. but 50 years now after nixon did it, we have the benefit of explicit evidence. >> i have that documented. >> locked in the vaults of the johnson presidential library, there is a secret folder. it is marked do not open for 50 years. it is called, i kid you not, the "x" file. when johnson left the presidency, he buried all of his evidence on the chenault affair. >> johnson wanted all of this evidence of the horrible things that ...

50 years later, that question, of course, has new and dismal relevance, but 50 years now after nixon did it, we have the benefit of explicit evidence. >> i have that documented. >> locked in the vaults of the johnson presidential library, there is a secret folder marked "do not open for 50 years." its called, i did you not, the x file. when johnson left the preside y presidency, he buried all of his evidence on the chennault affair. >> johnson wanted all this evidence of the horrible things that...

Nixon works with foreign power to sabotage the united states and tilt the presidential election, would that be treason? 50 years later that question has new relevance. 50 years now after nixon did it, we have the benefit of explicit evidence. >> i have that documented. >> locked in the vaults of the johnsons presidential library. there is a secret folder, it is marked do not open for 50 years. it is called "the x file," when johnson left the presidency, he buried all of the evidence. >> johnson ...

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The united states and tilt a presidential election. would that be treason? 50 years later that question of course has new and dismal relevance. 50 years after nixon did it we have the benefit of explicit evidence. >> i have that documented. >> locked in the vaults of the johnson presidential library theres a secret folder. its marked do not open for 50 years. its called, i kid you not, the "x" file. when johnson left the presidency he buried all of his evidence on the chennault affair. >> johnso...

The united states and tilt a presidential election. would that be treason? 50 years later that question of course has new and dismal relevance. but 50 years after nixon did it we have the benefit of explicit evidence. >> i have that documented. >> locked in the vaults of the johnson presidential library theres a secret folder. its marked do not open for 50 years. its called, i kid you not, the "x" file. you see, when johnson left the presidency, he buried all of his evidence on the chennault aff...

To blackmail him with if that was ever necessary. >> tracking down lbjs x file became an attraction. rumors swirled that it was locked up in a safe in washingtons think tank. well, nixons gang of thieves never did manage to steal the x file, but one year later that same bunch of crooks, the white house plumbers, did try to pull off a similar caper at the iconic washington complex known as watergate. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> for decades the american people h...