Do Not Forget These Words

The Richard Nixon Foundation applies the legacy and vision of President Richard Nixon, America’s relentless grand strategist, to defining issues facing our nation and the world.

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[jamesdoyle]

He was a better President than hes given credit for.

[DDP]

The Nixon legacy owes this YouTube channel a great deal of gratitude

[DanielWright-npfq]

I was born in 1962 and President Kennedy was in office, then Johnston, but President Nixon was the first President I was "aware" of and followed in school. I remember feeling safe and assured whenever the Teacher would use his words and actions in our lesson. I remember the good he did do.

[sgtlz]

I noticed, from this speech, that politicians used to give speeches to get their points across, weather you agree with them or not. Most Politicians today want to lecture you because they know that you are wrong and they are right.

[SomethingOrganic-me]

Eisenhower was beyond wise. Nixon is good to recognize that wisdom.

[davidisaacson]

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

[joedelvalle]

Wow his style was difference sharp and stand up like a kick stand

[G-Blockster]

Nixon did far more for the USA than many give him credit. Nixon was the one who finally returned our soldiers home from Vietnam.
The military industrial complex was started during WWII and had gained strength during the Korean and Vietnam "conflicts." But it was Nixon who pushed to reign in runaway military spending and strengthen the peace to counter growing Soviet dominance by bringing China to the bargaining table. At the time, China and the Soviets were natural enemies. Nixon (and Henry Kissinger) also brokered the peace treaties between Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Israel that lasted fifty years.

[herecomesforego]

A lot of important stuff there to unpack

[wesmcgee]

Funny how the truth always comes back around.

[RDLFG]

Einsenhower was a man who saw into the future. Such a smart man. From the battlefield to policy.

[OyVeh]

"The media’s the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that’s power. Because they control the minds of the masses." Malcolm X

[demarcusfaulkner]

Nixon was a better man than he was given credit for.

[irkhanbasc]

I learned something today about Eisenhower's farewell address. Thanks, President Nixon, for adding the needed context.

[herecomesforego]

A lot of substance there that we don’t hear anymore

[ManuelJusahern]

As a Mexican I would like to say; TOO many people just remember Richard Nixon for Watergate (some Presidents, and potential Presidents, even since that time have conceivably done worse things) The attempted cover up was indeed a blunder. However, he possessed a keen insight into where the world was going, and acted accordingly. His stewardship of foreign policy was far superior to anything that EEUU have today.

[USMCVETTE]

when the army and navy team up awesome

[Jawnwickkk]

“Tempted to risk his own destruction” subtly badass. Let me find out Eisenhower was the first to say “FAFO”

[art.demirjian]

The old timers are far more suitable and effective to establish a Powerful and reliable Leadership than the one in present time.

[peggyelchert]

He was really a very upright & decent man…..