Watergate-Era Law Means Presidents Can't Rip Up and Toss Documents - HISTORY
The Nixon White House Tapes | National Archives
The Watergate tapes' infamous 18.5-minute gap and Nixon's secretary's unusual explanation for it - ABC News
April 29, 1974: Nixon announces release of Watergate tapes - CBS News
White House Watergate Tapes | C-SPAN.org
10 fascinating facts about Watergate | Constitution Center
Smoking Gun": Richard Nixon and Bob Haldeman discuss the Watergate break-in, June 23, 1972 - YouTube
Listening to Nixon | National Archives
Offensive Nixon Tapes Released - YouTube
New York Times Announces They Have Finally Confirmed The Watergate Tapes Are Authentic | Babylon Bee
Listening to Nixon | National Archives
18 1/2 Minutes: The Erasure of Watergate Tape 342 – The Museum of Portable Sound
Nixon tapes span Watergate, Soviet summit
The 50th Anniversary of the Nixon White House Taping System | Richard Nixon Museum and Library
nixontapes.org - Nixon Tapes and Transcripts
Gazette's take on Watergate echoes through our Trumpian times | The Gazette
Watergate's Central Mystery: Why Did Nixon's Team Order the Break-In in the First Place? | Vanity Fair
Nixon Tapes: The “Smoking Gun” Tape, 1972 - Bill of Rights Institute
Watergate scandal: A look back at crisis that changed US politics | CNN Politics
Richard Nixon Watergate tapes: Supreme Court ordered White House to release Nixon's phone tapes - The Washington Post
7 Revealing Nixon Quotes From His Secret Tapes - HISTORY
Answer to Subpoena for Recordings, 1974 | American Experience | Official Site | PBS
The Nixon Tapes: 1973,' Edited by Douglas Brinkley and Luke A. Nichter - The New York Times
