Richard Nixon discusses homosexuality

In a clip from the 1970s, Richard Nixon is heard complaining that the sitcom "All in the Family" glorifies homosexuality.

[akrenwinkle]

"They had two magnificent, handsome guys-"  Quite a thoughtful, vivid description by Nixon.

[miketacos]

Sounds like a typical Thanksgiving Dinner conversation.

[rensinclair]

"There were these 2 super hot guys and it was disgusting, I had to watch it twice to make sure."

[warlordofbritannia]

When I realized he was talking about “All in the Family” I laughed my ass off 😂😂

[jonetyson]

There is some irony here: The writers of All in the Family probably would have included this dialogue if they had access to Nixon's tapes.

[HandJvlogs]

I’m obsessed with the implication that Aristotle has had less influence on society than All in the Family.

[AH-bebu]

“I can’t even go online these days without seeing ads everywhere glorifying homosexuality!”
“Mr. President, those ads are based on your google search history.”

[surperian]

"Homosexuality destroyed the Greeks"
Homosexuality is a funny word for "Roman armies"

[cubin]

“It ain’t gay if you on top”
-some ottoman sultan

[vintagesubliminals]

This sounds like satire and the fact that it’s not makes it the best thing ever

[GoblinFromOblivion]

"Mr president, for the fifth time, we came here to discuss what happened at the Watergate last night."

[Prisoner]

"they had two magnificent handsome guys..."

That line made me think this would be a wholesome video about Nixon being surprisingly very supportive of the homosexuals, but lol wtf

[matthewboone]

The 'Last Six" comment is hilarious.  Just because he seemed so sure of his specificity.

[quotetoadjr]

It's moments like these that probably inspired the Futurama version of Nixon.

[tomigun]

"The last 6 Roman emperor were f#9$ lmaooo" im ded 💀

[TravisCollierMath]

I busted out laughing when he got to the emperors part

[lowlypeasant]

The most shocking part is he thought it was a movie.

[Enriiiiiii]

"You know about the Greeks, homosexuality destroyed them"

Damn Nixon never knew I had this power

[lundsweden]

You know, back in the 70s most people would've agreed with this 100%

[theniteowl]

if there was anything astounding about Nixon, its that he absolutley had no filter whatsoever.