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"Silent Coup" contains exclusive new material gathered from hundreds of interviews, from still unreleased government documents, from the complete Oval Office logs of Nixon's presidency, and from a painstaking cross-examination of the books and testimonies of the major and minor players in the story. The result is a major revision of history, one that will forever change our understanding of how and why Richard Nixon was forced to resign his office.

I first read Silent Coup in the early 1990's after listening to G. Gordon Liddy recommend it. I've gone back to it on many occasions since. It is still what I believe to be the most credible explanation about the motivations that led to the Watergate break-in.

The connection between Lieutenant Woodward when he was in the Navy, and Admiral Moorer and Moorer's statement on tape on CNN has never been adequately investigated.