The Tom Woods Show, episode 905.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. Pat Buchanan returns to the show today. Today is the day of release

of Pat's brand new book, Nixon's White House Wars,

the battles that made and broke a president and divided America forever. No doubt you already

know, Pat Buchanan, who served in both the Nixon and Reagan White Houses, who's been all over

television as an original host of CNN's Crossfire and as a long-time

panelist of the McLaughlin Group from the 1980s until it ended not too long ago.

Pat is the author of many books, including numerous New York Times bestsellers, and of course

he ran for the Republican presidential nomination twice. And in 1996,

he won the New Hampshire primary, along with several other primaries. Pat, welcome back to the show.

Delighted to talk with you again, Tom. All right. I've just introduced your book to the folks,

and now I want to get into the weeds here. You know, I do the show five days a week.

I have a lot of books. Can't read them all. I have to use the press materials. But yours,

and I blame you for this. I've been up night after night, far too late, groggy the next day,

because I couldn't stop reading this thing. I cannot imagine how exhilarating Pat Buchanan's life must have been from the mid-60s up through the early 70s, but also extremely exhausting.

Can you start by describing what your role and relationship with Nixon was like once you, and of course you'd worked with him before

he was elected president, but once you entered the White House, what were you doing for him?

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