What was President Richard Nixon trying to avoid when he claimed executive privilege during the Watergate scandal?

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The correct answer is B. handing over secret tapes of Oval Office conversations to prosecutors

There are tapes of secret the conversations in the oval office that are recorded for security purposes and he didn't want to turn them in. When he did turn them in, some of the parts of the tapes were silent or were scrambled so it couldn't be heard what he said. Eventually he resigned and was later pardoned for his actions by the next President.

Viefleur [7K]3 years ago

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B) handing over secret tapes of Oval Office conversations to prosecutors

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