Nixon thought Reagan 'strange'

Former US President Richard Nixon called Ronald Reagan “strange” and an “uncomfortable man to be around,” according to White House tapes.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2003 - 06:06

Former US President Richard Nixon called Ronald Reagan “strange” and an “uncomfortable man to be around,” according to White House tapes.

The comments are included in 240 hours of Nixon White House tape recordings from July to October 1972 that were released yesterday by the National Archives.

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