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and syndicate it ourselves, completely bypassing the networks.
You were giving it from the back of your Rolls-Royce.
Has anyone told you that before?
\Cause l guess the way you handle Watergate's gonna determine
Yeah, l think it is. With Michael York.
which is, l believe, where he was when the President resigned.
l mean, we're not used to doing anything
Mr. Frost, look over here.
We're on. Okay, he's had plenty of time to cook up
And then across the table, Mrs. Nixon and Chairman Mao himself, well,
You can see the seeds of dirty tricks.
David.
These men, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, l knew their families.
Strategically, it'll give us the upper hand.
Mr. President, it's fantastic.
You can come if you'd like.
But one of the principal justifications you gave for the incursion
lt was my inheritance.
And the American people, they loved him for it!
he drove down to San Clemente to say goodbye.
Swifty Lazar. l represent President Nixon.
Am l right?
He could walk right off the set,
Staring out the window.
No. Fuck.
the frightening implications of that for a free society.
Five, Don't you agree that you'd better get the Hunt thing going?
l know where it could be gotten.
So l did it. l cut off one arm,
and there's nothing we could do about it.
and at airports by people with gloves on.
Could you give us a couple of minutes?
turns out to be an employee
. . .as if the reason for our being there
How right you are!
KHACH lGlAN : Bob, may l remind you. . .
Yeah. Personally, l find those ltalian shoes very effeminate.
What are we celebrating? lt's my birthday, Bob!
No, no. Wait a minute there. No, l was. . . And by sending. . .
l've got to work.
What his strategy is.
That's a strange fellow.
l'm in this for everything l've got,
Very sweet.
And people who know me would tell you
Good luck. Thank you.
Still, now, the fact it's come together, now, that's a good thing, no?
l don't have it. l never did.
You should marry that woman.
Look, it was never US policy to kill civilians. That's the enemy's way.
whether they are violating the wetback thing.
Really?
I think it was around this time that Gerald Ford,
what you were hoping to achieve with this interview.
Prick.
He's in that truck out there. BREN NAN : Get him in here.
by the full House of Representatives now is a virtual certainty.
You know, the fellas would throw me a question,
Miss Cushing.
lt would seem to me that would be worthwhile.
Yeah, so?
Moving to ABC in the new year.
WOMAN : Liar!
You think that\s what you'll get?
and they'd have me putting in my hospital room.
Now, look, l could have bugged out. l could have.
Well, it's irrelevant!
but l'd like to think that each of us in our own way
REPORTER 1 : David. REPORTER 2: Mr. Frost.
Fine. ln which case, the deal is off.
This is beautiful.
NIXON: . . .InternaI Revenue people that are kicking
Tuesday. Till Tuesday.
lncluding his own brother.
No, thank you. You sure?
you're saying all that goes into Watergate?
David, did you hear that?
DlRECTOR: David, starting with camera two,
N lXON : ls that so? Mmm-hmm.
They should have physically stopped me!
because there was no admission of guilt.
BRENNAN: Well, in boxing, you know, there's always that first moment,
The Watergate break-in of June 1 7th
l let down our system of government.
DAVlS: Thirty seconds to tape roll !
The Smith family requested that the furniture be put back in place.
FROST: Next week's guest will be Evonne Goolagong.
l thought we were practically fully financed.
Yes, sir.
l remembered the construction worker in Philadelphia,
Mr. President, you came to office promising peace,
lnto a bright new dawn of fresh enterprises and challenges, eh?
l didn't catch the interviews as they went out,
we were gonna win the impeachment vote,
and l the rigorous interviewer.
David? Four, three, two, and. . .
David, can l talk to you for a minute, please?
RESTON : Good, good. N IXON: Yes.
but no sooner did you get into the White House
throughout these entire broadcasts.
have granted, and by these presents do grant,
(SlGH lNG) Right. Well, thanks for letting me know.
You know, it's strange.
Now this is your green room.
(EXCLAlMS lN DlSBELlEF)
You know, l heard an interview with you recently on the radio.
he'll pitch puffballs all night
about some of the great decisions that we'd participated in.
Yeah.
that would try and elicit that apology.
Yeah, you're light-skinned. Yeah.
Yes, thank you.
every one individually, collectively,
worked around the clock in their service, and they hated me!
between Nixon and Colson?
l picked out, and these are your words,
You're making him a rich man.
The American people need to know the truth,
Now, looking back on your final year in office,
to give testimony in the Watergate trial,
How kind. Mmm-hmm.
this entire project is a joke?
Who cares whether Nixon took the White House bed to Europe
No commercials, no revenue.
NEWS REPORTER: ...are witnesses to the saddest day in the life of Richard Nixon,
l'm sorry?
Sir, l just felt that
It's The Slipper and the Rose.
Hello and good evening and welcome.
and the subsequent cover-up and investigation.
Look, l'm disappointed, too.
all those months of pep talks and the hype,
He stays.
The President's sitting on an 1 1 -0 lead.
Mr. President, Swifty Lazar is here.
Well, thank you.
we're going after the Chandlers,
MANOLO: Okay, smile.
and send a car with a phone.