my name is jim byron and i am the president, ceo of the richard nixon foundation. and i'd like to acknowledge a few special guests with this evening, beginning with tamara martin, director of the richard nixon presidential library and museum with the national archives. tamara, thank you for being here. i'd also like to welcome the mayor of the great of whittier, joe venturi. thank you for being here, mr. mayor. and i want to thank all of the president's council members and associates club members of the richard nixon foundation, who are in the this evening. because it is your support allows us to put on educational programs like the one that you are seeing tonight. so thank you for your support of the nixon foundation. this evening, going to hear from paul carter, who has written a terrific new book, richard nixon, california's native son. this is one of the most important books on richard nixon to have been written in a very long, maybe ever. like paul carter is a native southern california, a veteran, the united states navy and, a trial lawyer. the similarity is s

, well , that is, payments through ours, this is serious, but one project with the nixon foundation, wording itself , we decided to carry out a project in america with the ni foundation. oh, we jerked and got hit in the head. well , of course not, the simple fact is that if our state established such a level of protection, i would be pleased. those people who made this recommendation did not understand and did not knew, those people who created the bologna system, those people who set us up for science, these are people, no, they are from the state, we are state, these were not people from the academy of sciences, not only from the academy, not only, that means from there too. i see, i want to show you a certain biden , his last name is biden, he really likes ice cream , donald trump is ready to debate with you right now, you accept it, immediately, sir, immediately, i would also like to enter into a debate with me, and that’s right, he is the president, and who is donald trump, oh my god, malnik. well, as for the debates , to be honest, i strongly doubt that they will take place in

nixon against filled gerald. immunity sets the official above the law as, quote, rhetorically chilng but holy un-- wholly unjustified. the impchnt judgment clause, these are the foundation and fundamental law of o country. if the president's immunity is determined on that. that is more rhetoric than reality is what the supreme court stayed in nixon against fitzgerald. en it comes to the request question, the iicent has official acts. it does notlle president trump did anything wrong after he left office. itocuses solely on on what he took in office. we are dealing with ofci acts here. then finally, i would address judge henderson your question about the floodgas. i tie that to what my opposing counsel said about a so-called frightening future. the fghtening future he allegations whereredents are seldom if proseced because they have toe impeached and convicted first. that's 235 years. that's not frightening, that's our republic. what he' forecasting is the flooat will open. we have the prosecution of the chief political opponent who is winning in every poll. upcoming next year. d being propertied by the administration that he's seeking to replace. that is the frightening