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The secret grand jury testimony given by former US President Richard Nixon over the Watergate scandal is set to be released after more than 36 years, following an order by a federal judge.
I don't think most Americans know that Richard Nixon gave grand jury testimony.
Why could we not read what was said?
How bad could it be?
Does he tell us he was in the room when the decisions to shoot JFK and then RFK were given?
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