PBS: NewsHour: Judy Woodruff- 'Why Are We Still Fascinated by Richard Nixon?'

Source:PBS- Richard M. Nixon (Republican, California) 37th President of the United States (1969-74)

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From Wikipedia 

"Interest in the character and legacy of President Richard Nixon has endured 40 years since his resignation. Judy Woodruff joins Beverly Gage of Yale University, Timothy Naftali of New York University, Patrick Buchanan, author of "The Greatest Comeback" and Luke Nichter, author of "The Nixon Tapes," to discuss Nixon’s many facets and how his presidency changed American government." 

From the PBS NewsHour 

Is there a more fascinating politician than Richard Nixon, that is why we are still fascinated about this man, because there is so much to him from both good and bad. And forty years later we are still trying to learn more about the man. Every book that is written about him, or every movie that comes out about the man, or any new research and information that comes out about the man is seen by a lot of people and discussed everywhere. And not just in America, but around the world. 

Because of how consequential President Nixon  was when it came to both American foreign and domestic policy and of course of the criminal operation inside of the White House and Watergate that along with the Nixon tapes brought down President Richard Nixon, Americans and people outside of America are still fascinated about him and his presidency.