The National Archives, a repository built to safeguard America’s historical heritage, stores an astonishing 13.5 billion paper records. However, recent headlines have brought attention to what is missing from this vast collection- certain presidential papers. In a revealing episode of “60 Minutes”, viewers will get an inside look at how the National Archives protects and preserves billions of historical documents. This renowned investigative broadcast, now in its 50th season and still a Nielsen Top 10 hit, offers a captivating exploration of the challenges and responsibilities faced by the organization tasked with preserving the nation’s history for future generations. Join “60 Minutes” as they delve into the intriguing world of the National Archives and uncover the secrets behind its mission to protect and safeguard America’s rich tapestry of historical records.
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