Labor, Politics, and Watergate

This chapter explores the interplay between labor unions and political power during the Kennedy era, focusing on a Senate subcommittee's role in reshaping labor regulations. It also examines the contentious dynamics between the special prosecutor and the Nixon administration during the Watergate scandal, highlighting significant events such as the 'Saturday Night Massacre.' The discussion connects these historical moments with broader themes of civil liberties, government surveillance, and the implications of political maneuvering.