Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Hey, Bob. FROST: How does that grab you?
in the history of American television.
fingerprint them and then throw them in the can.
isn't that why we're here now? The two of us?
Fellas, this is a critical moment in his life.
Little Lord Fauntleroy in there?
REPORTER 3: Mr. President!
which was owned by a local Republican businessman.
l'd like to celebrate my birthday with a few friends.
No one?
ln some dark underground cave licking his wounds?
scrambling our way up in undignified fashion?
but it's indescribable.
RESTON: A week later, we said goodbye to our families,
BlRT: Don't worry.
You know what I'm talking about.
Isn't that the problem?
But in the end, David heard nothing.
lt's that moment that he feels
(KNOCKlNG CONTlN U ES)
My shoes? l believe so.
Okay, here we go.
These interviews will do mid-30s audience share, minimum.
going to the Federal Courthouse library?
well, he's rather a big fish that swims in not-untricky waters.
And in a moment. . .
because he came up to me
Frankly, we didn't find him appropriate.
Good evening. This is the 37th time
Hey, you know, we got that caviar the Shah of lran sent me.
and stolen a ton of pork sausages.
wiping out whole civilian areas,
to be rested and focused on the job in hand?
including wiretapping of newsmen,
Morning.
Yes, you do.
of the networks. They're just jealous.
He screwed anything that moved, and everything.
BRENNAN: I remember his face.
Jesus, Jack, it was a joke.
Yeah, he said performer.
Well, it was being delivered on the tops of phone booths with aliases,
with regard to the obstruction of justice.
He'll be right with you. Yeah.
And we prepared for that, hadn't we, Jack?
This would be. . . What?
Really?
They say that moisture on my upper lip cost me the presidency.
That's not how l remember it.
The Grand lnquisitor!
They'd gotten rid of Richard Nixon, their bogeyman.
one, You could get $1 million, and you could get it in cash.
our final descent into Los Angeles.
But they were my mistakes. l don't blame anybody.
(REPORTERS CLAMORlNG)
The least he could do is look ravaged.
lsn't it true that Channel Nine in Australia
l want it, too, if it's done right.
Well, they were wrong.
l'm better, thank you. Though not yet well enough to golf,
Well, that's the end of that, then.
No!
Mr. President?
a two-to-one disapproval of the pardoning of Richard Nixon.
Of course, what l didn't know was that in the meantime,
our continued headlines, our continued awards and power and glory!
What are the other three divided into?
Yes, Jack.
N lXON : You see, since the best advice is
Bob's been Washington correspondent
And the President will be on the large monitor.
(FROST LAUGHS)
Particularly not in Mandarin.
against him, the Brookings lnstitute,
David, we have some fundamental problems in our approach that l think. . .
and a conscientious note taker.
President Nixon will be appearing before the people,
He was toying with you yesterday.
(LAUGHS) Richard Nixon?
But in February, your personal lawyer came to Washington
without achieving what l want to, personally,
Hello.
Twenty-three minutes on one question?
l have come into this room for the purpose of praying.
See, you don't have to do a thing yourself.
bearing in mind the extraordinary pressure that he's under?
And this ridiculous self-flagellation,
That's time.
Come on, it's just between us.
(lN DlSTlNCT)
Mr. Frost? Irving Lazar.
lt's probably the only chance l'm gonna get to put the record straight
And Cambodia? An invasion which everybody advised you against.
And from that moment on, you know you have the upper hand.
They're already sounding off about checkbook journalism.
than you can probably imagine,
and he hates me to defame animals.
(lN DlSTlNCT)
lt seemed to me they hadn't realized
And we're gonna want to run with it.
Jack, what are you doing? A break?
Yes. Lovely, isn't she?
Secondly, that l did abuse the power l had as President.
Dog food?
(lNAU DlBLE)
And you, sir.
When Richard Nixon faces the television cameras
We're going to need napkins. We'd better have some napkins.
NEWS REPORTER 1 : A controversial day in politics.
Now,
Thirty seconds, everyone.
When David tried to lay a finger on him,
and he left the country that elected him in trauma.
But whenever l have had my doubts,
But, yes, l will admit there were times
Richard M. Nixon.
We were. But the financing was always conditional on advertising sales,
but the sexiest voice.
would be a whole lot easier than doing it with Mike Wallace.
But you believe me,
Champagne?
Cubans with ClA training.
Go together like Prancer and Vixen
BlRT: Okay, the White House taping system.
You know, if we're gonna nail Nixon in these interviews,