Elvis & Nixon: Their Secret War On The Beatles

Elvis Presley and Richard Nixon got together for one of the most famous meetings in White House history — but they were shaking hands over a secret plot to deport John Lennon and The Bea­tles! At their Dec. 21, 1970, gathering, Elvis coaxed Nixon into naming him a special drug enforcement agent and even giving him a badge. The bombshell book "Elvis Meets the Beatles" also reveals that Elvis wanted a rockin' big favor from Nixon and J. Edgar Hoover!

Jealous of The Beatles' success, Elvis was out to get Lennon and the rest of the Fab Four booted out of the U.S. for good, said authors Chris Hutchins and Peter Thompson. The legendary rocker was especially furious at Lennon for mocking him during Elvis' only meeting with the Brit group in Los Angeles, revealed one of Elvis’ lovers.

The beauty, who asked to remain anonymous, detailed a shocking exchange between the stars. Elvis boasted: “I’m making movies at a million bucks a time, and one of ’em — I won’t say which one — took only 15 days to complete.”

Then snarky John shot back: “Well, we’ve got an hour to spare now. Let’s make an epic together.”

Outraged Elvis — who shared his dislike for Lennon with fellow star Tom Jones — schemed to get rid of his musical rivals by portraying them as “filthy unkempt” druggies who were lead­ ing America’s youth astray with sexually suggestive music, said the book.

In addition to getting Nixon’s blessing as a warrior against drugs, Elvis enlisted FBI Director Hoover — and squealed on the Beatles in a meeting with agents!

According to secret FBI files obtained by the authors, Elvis told the Feds that “the Beatles laid the groundwork for many of the problems we are having with young people.”

After the tip by Elvis, FBI honcho Hoover reportedly ordered an immediate update of Lennon’s files — and put John and nis wife Yoko Ono both under surveillance!

Hoover even tried to get John and Yoko booted out of the country by serving them with a deportation order linked to a minor drug bust in England. John’s lawyers beat the deportation —but Elvis and Hoover continued a campaign to get the Beatle banished from America! “Kick him out and keep him out, was how Elvis put it to the guys,” said the book.