Watergate Explained | The Truth About President Nixon

The Watergate scandal is one of the most infamous political scandals in American Political
History, where burglars and many other participating parties were arrested. The
Watergate scandal was so influential that it literally forced President Richard Nixon to resign
his seat as President of the United States of America. Even after more than 40 years, the Watergate scandal continues to plague Washington, the White House, legal professionals, and American politics as a whole. The Watergate scandal stands as a warning and example to public officials; to be wary of being driven by power, and should conduct themselves in a legal, ethical, and moral standing.

By the end of this video, you will have learned the truth behind the Watergate scandal. We
dive deep into what really happened during the Watergate scandal and how, because of this
scandal, American President Richard Nixon was forced to resign two years later or else, face
impeachment for his involvement and actions. The Watergate scandal is what changed how
the American people viewed their President, their Command in Chief.

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[marktaylor]

I would rather have Nixon than Obama any day

[rickrice]

This is the winners side of the story. Not even close to what really took place

[timothyn.]

If what Schumer, Pelosi< Nadler AND Shifty Schiff did was RIGHT and Responsible then This country OWES the Nixon family an apology!

[georgetoomey]

Corruption is Corruption two wrongs don't make a right

[edcreed]

Did you just say, President Barry, respected the law during his terms? I guess you might want to re-edit your video.

[daxmiller]

Please change the title to “The Story About Nixon”.

[Fredadouglas]

Does this sound familiar to anyone!!!???, , , hummm 🤔🙄 🙄🤔😑 SMDH!!!!??

[MW-su]

In my opinion the only halfway decent president's ever were George Washington and Abe Lincoln

[cdelapaz]

He didn’t beat McGovern by 80 million votes. There wasn’t 80 million people that voted in that election total. Nixon got 47 million, and McGovern got 29 million votes.

[itstheweather]

With everything going on now, I wouldn't doubt it if the dirty Tricksters Democrats framed Nixon in Watergate scandal.

[dennispearson]

Except radical leftists, who loved Obama.

[pawsmercy]

Theres the United States of America and then theres USA INC the two have totally different agendas

[michaelbuchanan]

McGuire is pawing me off for no reason, yes I have Traumatic Brain Injury. But I want, need my drivers license back that they had suspended WHY I pulled 20 Navy then Volunteered 14 years Rescue Squad and a Fire Department, 2 agencies. Wrecked-Rollover in Fire Truck state Police clear me 4 years later McGuire Polytrauma center Writes DMV a Nasty letter hAving it suspended, have jumped thru every hoop, they still trying to postpone it.WHY need a JAG Officer to talk to

[PatriotPilot]

Obama respected? Who are you kidding? No reason to listen to the rest.

[Jimbo]

Nice narrative storytelling, not even close to what really happened.

[Nimander]

read between the lines stated here people! The rest is up to yo ;)

[johnfiveash]

When it was close to President Nixon's resignation I was writing a letter. About that time of the Texas drought. I was inviting him to Texas to see about the drought conditions. At that time i was about 10-11 years old.

[Lia-szpm]

I love your vids so much plz pin me okay?

[yoftahe]

Watergate scandal doesn't make sense when you twist the truth to fit a narrative. That's why this video doesn't make sense, an ironic name for a channel, it should really be fiction verse.

[alanjel]

Nixon was enticed and buried by power; in the Frost interviews admitted he let young people down entering public service with a mission to improve peoples' lives. That in itself was the greatest admission of failure and self disappointment.