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Interesting point about being poor. Mostly it's a lie. It's a comparison thing. Just bc u don't have the extras someone else has doesn't mean ur poor or without.

That is what Watergate was, you know: a successful CIA coup. Hard to believe most people don't know that, 50 years later. They don't know it because CIA now controls the media, the universities, the public schools, the Supreme Court, and Congress as well. You get all your “information” from the CIA, so without a lot of effort you aren't going to see through it. You won't realize you are living in the Matrix until-by some accident or luck-you manage to step outside it for a moment, like Neo.

Yes, Biden is suffering from dementia, but we have known that for years. And Trump was also horrible, demented in a different way. But none of this was organic or accidental. As I have been saying for years, the office of the President has been staged for decades, since the time of Gerald Ford. After Watergate, the CIA took over the executive branch in toto, using it only as a front. By 1980 they had installed a Hollywood actor, so you should have figured it out by then, but almost no one did. - Miles Mathis

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This man's a saint compared to today's politicians

I can listen to Hunter and Burroughs all day. A part of the story.

Long live the kremlin and Putin

Nixon was the best President. Maybe he had some flaws, but we all do.

If he was running for president today I would vote for him

I love the way he describes things. Like the bit about drinking if you're the press secretary otherwise the folks will "think your a jerk" lol

Him and John Adams are my favorite Presidents

At 1:10 in, Gilda advises performers, "Don't go anywhere" to be discovered as so many young performers often do, just be around what you love. While I also believe that eventually you HAVE to go to a big city to work at the highest levels, here is something that happened to me only last year. Just Google, "Robert Kim goes from singing at Georgia supermarkets," and you'll see just how wise this woman truly was. God bless you all.

Nixon was a political genius

We need to know the truth in this world history has told many lies .Thanx Stokely .God is sending leaders to save us from Capitalisms deciet

We need a microphone that can record what we say into words in honor of hunter s Thompson now. “The fastest way to get the writers thoughts onto the page”

This is what a HOLLYWOOD Star looks like..... Total Class

46:31 hahahahah look at those guys leave

Robert Mitchum is simply the best there is. I had the pleasure of working with him as an actor in Hollywood, near the end of his career, and he was a joy to behold. Thoughtful, genuine and a real force of nature. He had this wonderful way of including you in his life.. Hollywood could take a lesson.

Nixons appearance and dress has aged much better than the interviewers.. 😅

There’s a fairly well defined face to the left of hunters head at 1:44. Once you see it, you won’t not see it.

A brilliant guy brought down by his own demons. What a shame.

im so deeply wholeheartedly obsessingly passionately affectionately in love with this man

Depp met him friended him studied him. Thats what good actors do. Johnny Depp is the best actor in my eyes. One of gods gifts...

The man was absolutely fascinating and intelligent - it's so obvious with the way he answers the questions! Every single U. S. President, from this day forward, until the end of time, should commit to memory this entire interview!! It's just beyond incredible!

John was really good, honest and straight motivation and action. I knew him when I was 10 years old, on the SS United States, transatlantic over the north ocean to Europe. He was my captain, guide, teacher, etc, during 5 days. All over the ship. So, during the years I have watched and attended to it all, the movies, content, frame and expanse, dynamic personalities. Then recently I thought to know about that aspect of John Wayne which is not generally as prominently examined as the out in wide open air and Action. The business of making the movie. This interview is of value about that. John was solid at the practice of the business.

Thats fred, hunters double, yep old fred alright

Im mad as hell and might take a bit more

I just noticed from the description that this was an American show, which surprises me a bit simply because of the interviewer's accent. "Mercy Sandberg-White"; her accent sounds Scandinavian to me and perhaps one of her parents, the Sandberg presumably, was a first generation immigrant, or perhaps she herself was an immigrant. Whatever the truth, it surprises me to hear an interviewer/presenter on American TV (or British for that matter, at least in that era) with a foreign accent. The description says that she was a stand-in host, she certainly did a good job in my opinion.

Crap interview Just kidding That word, Gonzo, with his mad image has changed American drastically. Gonzo goes both ways, its like an angry little girl. Its a complex power word of sorts, a beer with a pop top like in the 70s so you can see the tear.

What is often hailed as his greatest achievement, the so called “opening to China”, is in reality, his greatest blunder. There was no need to recognize communist China, when the U.S. already recognized the legitimate government of China in Taiwan.

Exactly 15 years I'd be born.

Eisenhower stopped General Patten from marching onward to Victory in Berlin, condemning half of Europe to slave under communist Rule. And as president, he did the same again in Korea, seizing defeat from the jaws of victory, blocking General Ridgway from retaking all of Korea. That he was ready at the drop of the hat, to betray his own VP, for political expediency is not surprising at all.

His second term he dedicated to reigning in the administrative state, moron Intelligence idiots joined his campaign, got caught goofing off, another intelligence agent was installed at the WaPost as a reporter and he ends up resigning.

Great interviews, on substance. But the tech crew is absolutely disastrous, throughout the whole series! Even Nixon himself comments, how ridiculously annoying they are.

"The trip" is still working its magic 😂

This is such a more interesting interview than that Frost interview. The only thing I learned in that one is that Frost loves to hear himself talk....then he interrupts every hour or so to give a commentary 😅

Wow Johnny Depp capture how he spoke perfectly

I LOVE the way he spoke to the brother who grew up on the farm and wasn't confidence in his comprehension of "big" words... That was beautiful!

A brilliant international negotiator for the USA

Best president ever!!!

Tricky Dick makes the last four possibly five Presidents look like primates . On the other hand his memory falters on the Jimmy Stewart story, he was not in the movie ‘Waterloo Bridge’.

She was always so good and pure. What a joy. It still hurts that she’s gone.

I was a kid in the 70s so I grew up thinking he was essentially a bad man thanks to the media and pop culture. I really resent being made so ignorant for years. It was only later when I realized what kind of a statesman and man he was. And Watergate seems laughably misdemeanor compared to the corruption of Hillary Clinton, Biden, Obama and the bureaucrats and activist judges appointed by them.

THE DEMS, using the same law-fare tactics we see today used against Trump, basically staged a coup d'é·tat to replace Nixon (elected in a landslide in 1972) with the hapless Jimmy Carter. How did that work out? Carter overthrew the Shah of Iran, a true friend of America, and installed the communist-backed Islamic despot regime. He gave away the American built Panama Cannel, which is now run by the Chinese Communist Party. Not to mention trashing the economy, igniting runaway inflation. Sound familiar?

Is it just me or is this dude completely full of Hillary Clinton you know what?

These aught to be made into a Netflix series.

Mr Mitchum was not only an amazing actor but a good dresser and always a good interview.

Smoking a blunt too this…

Fear and loathing in las vegas mentioned adrenachrome long before people knew what it was. Man, they really were all deceived while deceiving.