By Allan Lengel
ticklthewire.com
Better late than never.
The Nixon Presidential Library in California on Thursday is making available Nixon’s grand jury testimony about the Watergate scandal, the Associated Press reports.
This should be interesting.
The public release of the material comes four months after a judge ordered the June 1975 records unsealed.
“This is Nixon unplugged,” said historian Stanley Kutler, a principal figure in the lawsuit that pried open the records, AP reported.
Still, he said, “I have no illusions. Richard Nixon knew how to dodge questions with the best of them. I am sure that he danced, skipped, around a number of things.”
AP reported that Nixon was interviewed near his California home for 11 hours over two days.
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