What was in Henry Kissinger's garbage?

An interesting question. In 1975, Henry Kissinger was one of the most notorious and controversial people in the country.

And he discovered that the National Inquirer controversial people in the country.

And he discovered that the National Inquirer

was rifling through his garbage, looking for clues.

What was in his garbage?

And was it OK for the Inqu inquirer to look through it?

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In 1988, the Supreme Court issued a ruling written by Byron White about whether it was

okay for the police to look through someone's garbage without a warrant.

In that ruling, White pointed out that Kissinger's garbage had been looked through 13 years earlier and he basically said once you put it

in the garbage it's out there and it's no longer in your control. But this this is not a

podcast about garbage.

It's a podcast about privacy.

And my thesis just to let you know up front

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