Edgar Hoover as a bullying, righteous, and wary man, a natural-born populist authoritarian.

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Edgar Hoover who, unlike Nixon, knows how to get a point across fast.

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Edgar Hoover's FBI harrassed King, bugged his hotel rooms and tapped his telephones.

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Edgar Hoover, who made his own laws, eavesdropped on Martin Luther King Jr.

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Edgar Hoover once referred to as "the most dangerous woman in America" - nor Ayres ever expressed the slightest remorse for their actions.

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Edgar Hoover was another--whom it seems impossible to live without.

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Edgar Hoover, the former FBI director.

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Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI.

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