Counsel to then-President Richard Nixon
John Dean is a writer and lecturer, and special counsel for the Consumer Bankers Association, a lobbying group for major college lenders. He is the author of Broken Government: How Republican Rule Destroyed the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Branches and The Nixon Defense: What He Knew and When He Knew It.
Dean served as counsel to President Richard Nixon.
Trump’s war on the FBI Donald Trump claims rogue FBI agents are part of a Deep State he accuses of “spying” on his presidential campaign. A former agent tells Warren the “the FBI doesn’t spy… it catches spies.” Shades of Watergate?
John Dean and the Abuse of Power Robert Scheer sits down with John Dean, former White House Counsel under Richard Nixon and now outspoken critic of the Republican Party. Dean, who famously said during the Watergate scandal that there is a "cancer on the presidency," offers his take on the misuse of power under the guise of national security both during Nixon’s presidency and today.
The Last of the Nixon Tapes President Richard Nixon was forced from office in part because of 3,700 hours of secretly recorded conversations in the White House and at Camp David, Maryland. Yesterday, the Nixon Library and Museum in Yorba Linda make the last 94 tapes available , ranging from April to July, 1973.
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