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that President Nixon knew about the Watergate cover-up.
where so many decisions have been made
lt's 8:30. Bob, have you seen David?
Right. $200,000.
a moment unlike any other in the history of this country.
(KNOCKlNG ON DOOR)
You spoke the actual words.
Mr. David Frost!
ordering the President of the United States to turn over the tapes.
three, two and. . .
Those shoes.
l'm saying that when the President does it, that means it's not illegal.
This is my literary agent from Hollywood.
Will you just wait one minute there, Mr. Frost?
More important than that, she comes from Monaco.
You were never part of the show in New York,
l'm sorry, David.
l didn't want to take any questions on Watergate, damn it!
There's some interesting stuff in there.
I don\t understand. Why this sudden change of heart?
l mean, some of us actually want this job.
Love It, You're A Funny Guy
DAVlS: Set. And roll.
You know, it's a funny thing that
We're gonna have to take him by surprise.
A place the snobs always told us that we'd end up.
When Pat Gray of the FBl telephoned me, this was July 6,
of not paying for a news interview.
Well, l think he should stay. Why?
You wouldn't understand, John.
More than seen it, Mr. President.
l'm not gonna shake his hand.
one of the seven beginning to talk?
Well, Vietnam was not my war.
We have to take a break. Tape change.
Since you've asked me, l think there are three things
and all your liberal friends can use it as a dartboard.
That stuff's been combed over a million times.
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he gets to drone on and sound presidential.
REPORTER 1 : David, some people in the media have suggested
Yes, l was sorry to see that.
out there overlooking the sea.
lt's what l got for your memoirs.
I remember the day Eisenhower died.
we should be scoring points with that stuff.
Ah.
Cheeseburgers.
How incongruous.
The integrity of our political system,
l understand most of it's borrowed,
Ehrlichman was a key political advisor.
NBC EXECUTlVE: l\m sorry, David, but it\s a no.
l said, Pat, you go right ahead with your investigation.
(CROWD CHEERlNG)
but now they think, lt's all too corrupt, and the rest.
Don't let him in.
couldn't have expressed it more clearly than that, could they?
Shit!
That ought to be handled. Seven, The money can be provided.
And if the networks are against you,
After it was clear the Southern Democrats
As l understand it, it's been quite a struggle.
Well, what word would you express?
Yeah.
True, true. Could probably get more money.
That's close to 30 hours
other than he was a British talk show host
But this session only lasts two hours.
And even the political press corps,
that impeachment of the President
No, of course not.
with calamitous consequences.
But if your viewers really do have a major concern,
l wish l'd gone in sooner and harder.
before it becomes an undemocratic event?
(TAPE REWlN DlNG)
to talk about them sooner than you think.
Delighted to meet you.
He went on teIevision.
that someone running a cover-up
and the idea of doing all that
No, I just thought it was a phrase that might appeal to you.
Yeah. Brezhnev was there, and Gromyko there, Dobrynin there.
everybody thought l'd be relieved.
and spying on Senator Kennedy and other Democrats.
Just imagine it, we'd be our own network for the night.
Except, well, you know, it's hard to say
that far from obstructing justice,
l let down the country.
Is that clear? MlTCHELL: Yes, sir.
ZELN lCK: A solution? What the hell are you talking about? lt's an interview!
Go together like Mason and Dixon
has a deep religious sensitivity.
ls Mike Wallace doing a piece on this?
Contractually, l think that we made
Well, l thought that we were doing one with CBS.
When MP does unexpected driveby but you're always prepared
Okay, let's take a break.
they better leave now,
Now, l suggest instead of festering around the hotel for the next five days,
Mr. President. Now, we're going to be covering a lot of subjects
Well, then what are you doing?
Because l had written about and watched Nixon for years,
how delighted we all are by Mrs. Nixon's recovery.
an agreement that after each question
Drone on? Jesus Christ. Where's your respect?
Okay, that's five, four, three. . .
ln one transcript alone, there in black and white,
The Queensland police are looking for men in a long, thin getaway car.
Come on, John.
David?
No. No. We've got to get something
No, l don't want to talk. . .
NEWS REPORTER: A dark day for Richard Nixon, who has drawn crowds
Everything glittered and was golden.
unplanned emotional disclosures could have.
David, good luck.
David?
BlRT: First time he's late.
Second on the subject.
it's the whole political system and,
As a president, you get used to this kind of stuff.
Now, if the subject were to say yes,
We're coming back on camera three in four, three, two and. . .
How serious are they?
No, just your friendly neighborhood confidant.
that have shaped the history of our nation.
but those voices ringing in our head.
On the phone.
l got to play him in our rehearsals.
Nice to meet you. Miss Sawyer.
Had l known that, l would have offered him a cup of tea.
Well, we found something rather better than his notes,
Hang on a second. David, Jack Brennan.