I’ll always remember when Curly was a stooge

Where did you record this from? Can you send me the link?

This is not how the last meeting with JFK was portrayed in the movie "NIXON." In the movie he tells Haldeman that kennedy reamed him out for keeping the Bay of Pigs plan secret from him and then called him, "A two bit grocery clerk from Whittier."

We gave the president quite a send-off. Chilling music

Hard to believe it's 61 years..😢

an amazing play

I told him Texas loved him😮

I wonder what they did to poor Willie DeCarla

That was the longest question i’ve ever heard

i love this little soab

I wouldn't c why they would trust Willie wit all that money he got from em! That low life mutha Willie the con artist!😡

I wonder where Willie took off to after he got the money from there?

If Judi Dench got an Oscar for her 8 minutes of film time in Shakespeare in Love then at least Michael could've gotten a nomination here.

My Dad was stationed at Torrejon A.F.B. just outside Madrid, Spain as a civilian personnel officer when JFK was killed. It was 8 days before my 10th birthday and I remember being terrified that Lee Harvey Oswald was going to shoot me through the window at night! The drums are especially somber . . . yet strangely enough become glorious when the brass and melody kick in, all in perfect synchronicity. Still gives me goose bumps to this day. I have AWAYS wondered - WHO IS THAT SAILOR THAT CARRIED the PRESIDENTIAL FLAG?! Does anybody know? That was no small feat from what I can see.

I think the 70s was a golden era for films - many such as The Gambler would be heavily censored nowadays are sanitised remakes that have little impact. This original was hard hitting and terrific.

How would Hoover have known so quickly who shot JFK, and his background? It would have been interesting to go into detail with Nixon about the timing of his landing, cab ride, and call to Hoover

The way he tells it, sounds like Hoover was pigeon-holing Oswald before he was even charged. The initial arrest was made for the shooting of Tippit. O was not additionally charged until later that night.

These people started out good, but what did it? The neighborhood, the crowd-Evidently, they got hooked on tar and could not beat the odds.

Almost accidentally texting my son how im gonna go balls deep on this Pinoy nurse instead of my best friend brought me here. Classic movie. Balls deep pop!

I somehow find it touching to see the young people running at 3:00 to keep up with the casket.

"Right wing nut..." now they are in the mainstream.

Back when America was America.

Nixon had just landed at LaGuardia Airport. His cab was en route from LGA to midtown Manhattan when the passerby alerted the driver about the shooting. They were stopped at a red light about to enter the Queensboro (59th Street) bridge on the Queens side.

Dick Nixon (before he dicks you).

Nixon - could have been one of the greatest US Presidents of all time, fixed all the problems he inherited, sorted out the ridiculous war in Indochina , but once again falls foul of the CIA. At least they didn't blow his head off like the last guy.

The day(s) the Deep State took control of the USA.

When they went to break, the interviewer leaned in and whispered "now tell me Dick what really happened in Dallas and what you really know but can't say on the air?"

I felt the pain from Claudia McNeil, begging God to give her strength. It was gut-wrenching

Someone go back help Nixon win 1960

In 1963 I was a Signal Corps lieutenant stationed at the NATO HQ in Naples. President Kennedy's last stop on his European visit was at the NATO HQ where he made some remarks. I had some involvement getting the PA system up and working and, details aside, I never recall seeing a Secret Service type even when I was roaming around the speakers platform just prior to Kennedy arriving. I never once was stopped, most likely because I was in uniform. Sure was a different world then.

One of the greatest vice presidents ever. Wish his presidency was also good and he didn't get corrupted with the added power

I just found this when I was listening to other versions of Onward Christian Soldiers. The video had me nearly crying. I was 15 years old in 1963, and had just got home from somewhere. Mum was crying, and when I asked her what was wrong and she told me JFK had been assassinated, I cried with her. He was such an icon of the day, young and handsome, with such ideals for his country. I think that is when America started it's long slow downhill slide to what it is today. I visited the States in 1971, 1973 and 1976, and it was still a great country, respected by most of the world for what it had achieved during and after WW2. I'm Australian, and for many years after WW2, we were profoundly grateful to the Americans for stepping in after Pearl Harbour, and helping to finish off the Nazis and the Japanese. I hate to think where Australia would be now if the Japanese hadn't been stopped.

If Trump was in the same hotel as a former president, they would indict him for it.

My paternal grandparents were alive in this sad day. Daddy and mother and my aunt. The 6 children we were sitting on the floor in front of the Floor model TV. Our neighbor Ms Jean and her husband was in that living room ( their tv was broke ) mother and grandmother was making sandwiches and goodies for everyone. Daddy just kept saying this is terrible. Grandpop was puffing on his pipe saying nothing. I was 7yrs old.

watching these clips are so interesting,, it’s so fascinating to see the difference in how politicians talk now versus a few decades ago

It almost has a rhythm or beat going there, which takes away from the aesthetics that Chopin wrote into the piece. Perhaps taking that beat away would appropriately bring the ambience of the moment, otherwise i feel emotionless, when I should be feeling death, sadness...

Says a lot about a man to be gracious in defeat. Also to be gracious in victory too, Kennedy often spoke to not only Nixon but General Eisenhower too

Awesome!

I think this was played by the USSR at Brezhnev's state funeral, too. November 1982.

Relationship goals

I never watched this show back in the day. As a matter of fact, I barely watched anything on TV unless Sports was happening. I was all about working and partying and being single while playing the field! 🤣 But, the music instantly took me back to those carefree days BEFORE I woke up one particular day and realized that I had become My Parents! 😂 I do remember loving The Rockford Files and the first 4 seasons of M*A*S*H but after that, the rest of that time period is a Haze! In all fairness, I'm grateful to have survived my Cheech & Chong years because I was living life like my plane was going down! 😂😂😂 Cheers Kevin and always hoping you are doing as well as can be in the time we are dealing with! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋

Burt Young is savage.

Sick pervs you all are

Corona beer

Sadly President Nixon will be remembered for one bad instance and not for the the many good things he tried to do.After his time in office ended,many subsequent presidents called him asking for advice on how to deal with China.

How did Hoover already know it was a communist? 🤔😏

Walter so dumb he didn't realize Willie and Bobo set him up.

Clean 9 yrs.[now]..15 yrs. before....My deliverance is through my faith in Jesus Christ....my family....my church membership accountability...THANK YOU JESUS!!!!

The only truly honest person in the film.

If President Nixon had not let his paranoia get the better of him(the Watergate scandal),he may have been thought better of by the American public.He was a trailblazer in foreign relations with the Chinese government,so much so that future presidents would ask him for advice when dealing with China.Plus he did try to thaw relations with Russia.Sadly the specter of the Watergate scandal will always taint his legacy.