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who\ve made a fortune from these interviews.
She's much better now.
syndication's always going to be a struggle.
He's gotta be able to shut him up. Shh.
l knew them since they were just kids.
inside the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee
No.
Gee, now, that's a pity.
We tied him to railway tracks, and he escaped.
and yet l've hardly gotten to know you.
That was terrific, both of you.
One of my people, as part of the preparation
And l think that unless you say it,
And made an offer.
RESTON : But wait, okay, so we have breaking and entering.
Mr. President, good to see you.
All right, look, it's useless me trying to answer your points.
by implication, it's the country that suffers.
we all go our separate ways over Easter.
There was China, the Soviet Union,
Want me to switch to Vietnam?
RESTON : You know, l've written four books about him,
a sort of bamboo Pentagon which proved not to exist at all.
And l have always maintained what they were doing,
Six, First you've got the Hunt problem.
David was on the cover of Time magazine and Newsweek magazine.
That is absurd and a clear breach
Well, l told him that l lost two brothers to tuberculosis.
I don't give a goddamn what the story is.
an eligible young bachelor alone on a Friday night.
It is a unanimous decision, Doug, eight to zero.
Send him home.
What are you doing, David? You've got to stop him rambling.
for this interview, she did a profile on you.
Good evening, and welcome to Great Escapes.
And Vice President Ford, I mean, let's not forget
Those are mind games. Don't engage.
Good. Good. Thank you.
The smart-asses at college, the high-ups, the well-born,
And l'm sorry to say that l just got around to reading it tonight.
President Johnson, had repeatedly said
Never retire, Mr. Lazar.
Jim, well, l've secured 1 2 taping days.
Reducing the presidency to a series of banal anecdotes.
Lyndon Johnson's White House used them. So did Kennedy's.
Well, come on, don't look like that.
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You're gonna be able to dictate terms, rebuild your reputation.
Oh, God ! l almost forgot. l. . .
ls this what you call a dachshund?
l remember exactly where l was.
Of course, you feel more comfortable asking questions.
He sounds a little emotional.
lt's hard not to feel a little insulted by that.
David, l'm gonna go in with you on camera.
lt isn't relevant.
So Kissinger and l were in the Lincoln Sitting Room,
l would say it was about as emotional a moment as l've ever had.
There's no need to say anything.
So we knelt down. Now, this was in front of that table where
Before he left California for London again,
CAMERAMAN : Stand by for camera.
For God's sake.
and I would try and anticipate what his response might be.
A White House aide told NBC News today
And Kennedy's so goddamn handsome and blue-eyed !
l mean, if l try to rob a bank and fail, that's no defense.
Well, l guess somebody in your field
l have never been a quitter.
Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Frost.
whether these interviews are a success or a failure.
But, if you remember, it was a difficult time.
Cambridge.
But this transcript of a tape made three days earlier
debate, intellectual discipline.
Well, l imagine it's some kind of biographical piece.
Hey, you know what would be an interesting thing to find out?
The word that seems not enough for people to understand.
(WH lSPERlNG) What are you gonna tell him?
they stared at one another, too.
lf they take the call, you know they're desperate.
which l don't think has ever been published.
REPORTER 2: David ! David ! David !
but l need you to dig a little deeper.
how crucially important this moment is
Well, on the outside.
l appreciate the gesture.
PRlCE: l disagree that the Mao banquet story is stale.
How do you feel as a Quaker about annihilating an entire people?
l like it. lt's ballsy.
using the whole Lincoln Memorial memo.
well, he certainly never achieved
I have not. I've already ordered Connally,
people are unlikely ever to feel comfortable
this whole thing may never happen.
and partly to ensure there was
Yeah. David's the executive producer.
Well, all right, sir, when you are faced with someone who. . .
or were part of a conspiracy to cover up or obstruct justice?
My father called. The phone rang, my father called and he said,
(PHON E RlNGlNG)
lt requires a specific corrupt motive.
l think a man's shoes should have laces, sir.
We buried him alive, and he walked free.
Craft services is that way.
We were sadly unable to do the taping at Casa Pacifica
And it's just the sort of banal anecdote that would distract a talk. . .
or political enemy had managed to get.
Richard Nixon, who goes now
Well, Mr. President, l gather our time is up.
you gotta do a lot of things sometimes that are not always,
with something of a playboy reputation.
No, no. Hang on a minute there. l wasn't. . .
paranoia and abuses of power of Richard Nixon.
l am imagining the dust, the darkness,
against a partisan media, a partisan House of Congress,
and then do something illegal?
Soaring through the airwaves
He wrote a book Now here\s the hook
that people would like to hear you say.
my client is not necessarily opposed to the idea.
Now, Henry, l'm a Quaker. You're a Jew.
And threatening to derail the whole enterprise.
and prepare for the interviews.
You gonna shake his hand?
MAN : Excuse me, Mr. Frost.
He'd had a talk show here in the US that had won some awards
Not so fast.
(WH lSPERlNG) Focus, sir. Yeah.
uniting them in anti-American sentiment
By the end, wiretapping students and breaking into journalists' homes
Well, how do you know they're not gonna do it right?
that you're not the right man for the job,
They're less likely to offer that advice. So in the end,
This is Mr. Lazar, and this is Jack Brennan.
Change the tapes.
(ALL ARGU lNG)
Patrick.
DlRECTOR: Okay, that is a cut.