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On August 9th, 1974, President Richard Nixon resigned from the presidency, becoming the first sitting president to do so. Fifty years later, a very different narrative has emerged regarding how and why Nixon was removed from office. And that narrative involves a much different set of facts about the Watergate break-in and cover-up, and a much more detailed account of the events that led to Nixon s ouster from the White House. In this episode of The Stone Zone with Roger Stone, Stone discusses Watergate, Watergate, and Watergate's impact on American politics and how it changed the way we look at the presidency for decades to come. Stone is a New York Times best-selling author and a longtime friend and advisor to President Donald Trump. He has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents and is a frequent commentator on conservative media outlets. Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts, spoken at countless venues, and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society, and has been a pop culture icon for decades. He is a prolific writer, and is one of the most influential men in the conservative press and political circles. Roger Stone has been described as a "pop culture icon" by Rolling Stone, and an "infamous" conservative commentator by The Daily Mail, and he is a regular contributor to conservative publications such as The Weekly Standard, The Daily Caller, and The New Republic. and The Globe and The Daily Telegraph, among other publications. Roger Stone is an outspoken libertarian, and conservative commentator, and serves as a regular guest on conservative radio and television talk shows, and radio stations across the country, including Sirius XM radio and the Fox Business Network, and the BBC Radio. He is an avid reader of conservative publications, and writes for Playboy and the National Enthusiast, and hosts a blog called "The Daily Caller." and the Wall Street Journal, and his website is widely syndicate, "The Weekly Standard." and is widely respected by conservative critics, including The Hill, The Hill and The Hollywood Reporter, among many other publications, including "The Hill" and the New York Sun, and "The Hollywood Reporter." . He is also a frequent contributor to The New York Magazine, The Atlantic, and Forbes Magazine. The Daily Beast, The Hollywood, and many others, Roger Stone s latest book is out on the streets of New York, and you can find him on social media, "Roger Stone's new book "The Man Who Killed Kennedy."
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