Back in the day vefore cell phones i took my niece and nephew to Nixon museum. When we git there there eas media everywhere. Then i saw and met Henry Kissenger!! He had a book signing. I bought several books and got to up and have him sign them❤ I eas thrilled to meet him. Plus Nicon library is fantastic. Huge history lesson,!! I have been back several times.
Nixon was born in 1913 in the House at the Library. His dad built the house from a kit in 1912. The Wilson Desk still sits in the Vice President's office on Capitol Hill as the VPs Ceremonial Desk.
The best part of the Musuem was the hallway where they had information on each of the photos/art of Richard dating Pat at the time. He was very romantic. He would spend time at the beach, restaurants, picnics, drives with his girlfriend at the time. Dana Point beach, Hollywood restaurants, New York, etc.
It was the taping system, shown at 14:40, that brought the Nixon Presidency to an inevitable end. There's little that Nixon could do to prevent that outcome. He tried claiming "executive privilege" and that didn't work; he released edited transcripts of the taped conversations but Special Prosecutor Cox wasn't satisfied, he wanted the unedited tapes themselves; Nixon released some tapes that did not contain the "smoking gun" conversation he had with Haldeman, but Special Prosecutor Jaworski, Judge John Sirica, Barry Goldwater, Sam Ervin, James St. Clair (Nixon's own lawyer), ............... demanded more. Nixon was essentially trapped by the taping system he had installed in the Oval Office and in the EOB.
It's interesting to mention that, when Trump, Liz Cheney, Bush Jr.,........ would come to California for speaking engagements, they won't go to the Nixon Library. They would go to the library of the 40th POTUS, Ronald Reagan, up there in Simi Valley, which is about 80 miles away from Yorba Linda. For some reason, they would favor the Reagan Library over the Nixon Library.
@williamwatson4625 well for one thing, the Reagan library has an incredible space for a gathering there in the Air Force, one hanger inside the library so I totally get the appeal.
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Back in the day vefore cell phones i took my niece and nephew to Nixon museum. When we git there there eas media everywhere. Then i saw and met Henry Kissenger!! He had a book signing. I bought several books and got to up and have him sign them❤ I eas thrilled to meet him. Plus Nicon library is fantastic. Huge history lesson,!! I have been back several times.
@@01maggie that's really cool!
Nixon was born in 1913 in the House at the Library. His dad built the house from a kit in 1912. The Wilson Desk still sits in the Vice President's office on Capitol Hill as the VPs Ceremonial Desk.
Great President.
It’s a nice but I honestly prefer the Regan museum. The view is absolutely stunning. Not to mention has an actual Air Force One.
Agreed
The best part of the Musuem was the hallway where they had information on each of the photos/art of Richard dating Pat at the time. He was very romantic. He would spend time at the beach, restaurants, picnics, drives with his girlfriend at the time. Dana Point beach, Hollywood restaurants, New York, etc.
It was the taping system, shown at 14:40, that brought the Nixon Presidency to an inevitable end. There's little that Nixon could do to prevent that outcome. He tried claiming "executive privilege" and that didn't work; he released edited transcripts of the taped conversations but Special Prosecutor Cox wasn't satisfied, he wanted the unedited tapes themselves; Nixon released some tapes that did not contain the "smoking gun" conversation he had with Haldeman, but Special Prosecutor Jaworski, Judge John Sirica, Barry Goldwater, Sam Ervin, James St. Clair (Nixon's own lawyer), ............... demanded more. Nixon was essentially trapped by the taping system he had installed in the Oval Office and in the EOB.
Hey man, great camera work and narration
Thanks I really appreciate that!
@@SetsStreetsEats np, hmu when u get back to San Jose, I know you hear that all the time though:)
Been there in a field trip like in 08 ajaja
You were in Yorba Linda, wish I knew that
If you’re ever in the San Bernardino area can I meet you?
I'm not sure when I'll be in California again but anything is possible :-)
He was a great president too and also to we know he was framed for the Watergate scandal
The tapes showed he was deeply involved in it. It was his bad luck that he got caught.
It's interesting to mention that, when Trump, Liz Cheney, Bush Jr.,........ would come to California for speaking engagements, they won't go to the Nixon Library. They would go to the library of the 40th POTUS, Ronald Reagan, up there in Simi Valley, which is about 80 miles away from Yorba Linda. For some reason, they would favor the Reagan Library over the Nixon Library.
@williamwatson4625 well for one thing, the Reagan library has an incredible space for a gathering there in the Air Force, one hanger inside the library so I totally get the appeal.
US Army 1969 1971 l didn't talk to the US gov for ten years.
Will you visit the museum of motion pictures in Los Angeles CA?
I have visited the academy museum of motion pictures is that the one your referencing?
@@SetsStreetsEats yes!
@@CyberstarChuck I did a vlog there, its here on my channel.
@@SetsStreetsEats oh ok thank you for letting me know!
07:50 I presume Bill Clinton used this desk, or one with that feature.
Hi bro
Hello!
US Army 1969 1971 l didn't talk to the US gov for ten years.