Nixon: Reflections on the Resignation

[@andyheller2691]

Amazing to listen to. I supported and still do President Nixon for many reasons.

[@barryallen5313]

Do you have a brain?

[@arthurdewith7608]

His thoughts on the international scene were adopted after he left

[@anonymousdonor8084]

The people that have taken the time to listen realize that he was a man of great integrity. The press literally assassinated him . Bob Woodward was a CIA operative and probably still is.

[@nibsvkh]

Head in the sand must be one of the reasons! Let me guess…you are a Trump Magat cult member…how sad is the US and their inability to see presidents not through rose coloured glasses.

[@sartainja]

Great video with a great deal of information.

[@elindemier]

Don’t piss on my back and tell me it’s raining

[@JeffSkilling69]

But you asked for it?

[@dwightlarson6449]

So many Americans should listen to this......a man who made mistakes....grave mistakes....but every man/woman has something good to say and give to the world

[@nibsvkh]

Really? So you believe the pope,who condones and gives sanctuary to child rapists,deserves being revered? Let’s put it closer to home…Trump should have his “crimes” overlooked due to millions of followers? Really?

[@JeffSkilling69]

​@@nibsvkh Nixon did nothing wrong

[@philipng4437]

A great president

[@ThomasKossatz]

And a talented criminal

[@damnedyankee946]

A major P.O.S.

[@liedersanger1]

With great flaws.

[@lonewave1]

If we forget or choose to not acknowledge the accomplishments of a person because of negative events that also occurred during these good accomplishments, then we as a whole will suffer even more greatly.

[@StellarJAGuar]

RIP Frank Gannon (3/25/1949-5/9/2023)

[@pkhangzo6210]

His command of English compared to Trump is amazing

[@nonameslb]

Even a chinese chimp would be amazing at english compared to Trump.

[@nathanieldavis5231]

This is a consumate educated politician , Trump was a promoter type , two different personalities.

[@Gunnarr123abc]

English speaking level across all politicians has been going lower and lower... for over a century! The speeches of the 19th century are much more academic than the ones today

[@randywalsh8383]

Any comments on Biden's dementia vocabulary, or Garland's inaction on the BIG GUY, AND SON HUNTER ??

[@drewgarrett9297]

Kinda low bar there

[@johnmontalbano5769]

Nice !!!@@@

[@briancross6820]

I GET IT...

[@briancross6820]

12/25/2022 1747 hr est NH 1st district born 2 nd district

[@luismanuel2612]

American Democracy’s Finest and most Dramatic Hour ....

[@anonymousdonor8084]

The USA however has a constitutional republic. It was the founders design to prevent the horrific disaster of democracy. The USA no longer exists. “America” is a complete disaster.

[@randywalsh8383]

Yep..no Howard Baker's in the Democratic party, or resigning Attorney General's today,... with the Hunter Biden- Big Guy, criminal circuit.

[@nibsvkh]

Finest hour would have been Nixon charged not able to walk away with a golden parachute!

[@JeffSkilling69]

​@@nibsvkhoh, you're mad lol

[@concord14]

​@nibsvkh NO, it worked out best for the Nation. You Commies weren't happy I understand.

[@COMPNOR]

Compared to what politicians today do behind closed doors (or flaunting in public), what Nixon was (not) involved in is jaywalking. He was a great president. His rehabilitation in modern years is justified.

[@sylvesterlennon8925]

If Watergate did not happen, how would history judge the Nixon administration?

[@nibsvkh]

I know how I’d judge Nixon…untold men and women’s lives ruined by Vietnam which Nixon could have and should have ENDED in ‘68!

[@JeffSkilling69]

​@@nibsvkh are you special?

[@molly5292]

Absolutely! 😢😢😢​@@nibsvkh

[@drewgarrett9297]

He’s an articulate, way more intelligent Trump. Both mentally and morally vacuous

[@hariskhan-xj4wk]

mm

[@Davidfooterman]

Nixon was, IMO, intellectually very strong, and a better man for his emotional vulnerability; but the latter came with a moral weakness, which led to paranoia, a sense of inferiority. I’m sure most presidents have had it, and it’s preferable, IMO, to flat-footed, constant stubborn arrogance of the LBJ type, or intermittent, more subtle and smiling, morally self-satisfied overconfidence of the JFK type.

[@Davidfooterman]

Think about it: it was JFK that set the stage for, and initiated Vietnam, LBJ who blindly accelerated it, and Nixon who got us the hell out of that place.

[@nibsvkh]

Nixon being pardoned…typical ass covering by Washington.

[@bikegypsy268]

In some ways, Nixon was the Republican version or Carter. He was extremely hard working and meant well. But was not designed for the job: he had next to no charisma, poor leadership skills and was a poor communicator. Still, I think that he was America's most interesting president.

[@hoornstrafamily8264]

Richard Nixon was recognized as having a master's understanding of global politics. He communicated quite well. He was sought out for advice during his entire post-presidency life, at San Clemente and later in New York.

[@thomaspgreen6302]

I don't know about his leadership, he was a decorated Navy Commander WW2. If he didn't do a meltdown he did some good. He got 49 states in his 72 election.

[@gloriawashingon1452]

He was an Adderall addict..and once broke Pat"s jawline

[@thomaspgreen6302]

Pat Nixon was in better physical condition than RN during 74. it could have happened, but it could also be kicking a dog while its down scenario. I don't think that there is a hospital nor police record. Not saying it didn't happen, its not proven. I could be wrong.

[@fgb3126]

These videos show what a superb communicator he was. No hums, uhs, you knows, etc. Didn't run on - knew when to stop talking. Concise, cogent, masterful speaker.

[@jonchaney]

Nixon used to take off all his clothes and run through the east wing yelling " I free pretty, oh so witty."

[@AlexanderDunetz]

Chaney : Abhorrently your statement is not what Nixon was hollaring as he ran through a White House hallway "a la nude". LMFAO