The Secret Recordings That Reveal How Presidents Really Think
Some presidents taped themselves to protect their legacy, others to protect their ego. Presidential historian Tim Naftali explains what those recordings expose.
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Some presidents taped themselves to protect their legacy, others to protect their ego. Presidential historian Tim Naftali explains what those recordings expose.
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