The Dangers of a Russia/China Union

This interview took place in 1983.

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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[timmyteaching]

A president speaking coherently. What a surprise.

[jcaj]

Where is journalism like this now ? Simple straight forward questions with honest amswers.

[chrisbreezy-ryanbarbosa]

My Dad who loosely followed politics back then, said the general understanding was that Nixon was ok with domestic issues, but a genius with foreign policy.

[oliverrojas]

It’s hard to believe the magnitude of in-fighting occurring between our legislative parties since Richard Nixon‘s resignation, . This video demonstrates President Richard Nixon’s intelligence and forward thinking ability.

[julianbrown]

My goodness. I had forgotten how much more intelligent and articulate politicians were back in the day.

[hurleyj]

Nixon was a lot smarter than people give him credit for.

[robertpolityka]

When it comes to foreign policy, Nixon is the master strategist.

[broccolifan]

I believed many people have taken Nixon's intelligence and advices for granted.
Nixon got so underrated because of Watergate.
Somehow, many generations after him have gone back to dig his words and found gold.

[matthewsenn]

I think I'm officially addicted to these shorts. President Nixon was an intelligent man, there's no question about that. A complex and fascinating individual.

[jonathancollin]

My history teacher used to always talk about how smart Nixon was and how presidents after him would go to Nixon for advice and after watching several interviews with Nixon I understand. He was very intelligent and strategic, even down to how he formulates his sentences. Makes you wonder what would’ve happened had watergate not occurred.

[timmyteaching]

Note how he maintains eye contact with his inquisitor. He is confident that he is in command of the subject matter, and rightly so.

[BB-grhq]

Richard Nixon will never get credit for how great of a President he was. He was a "Super Genius" compared to the Presidents we have had from the late 90s until now.

[moh]

This Nixon moment in 2024 is so beautiful. Salutations fellow Nixonites.

[tripodthreefoot]

Nixon would've made a great radio personality, his voice was on par with the top people with beautiful voices who did it

[mybrainhurts]

Notice how eloquent and informed he is?
A blithering fool he’s not.

[cowboydup]

We forget that nixon was actually a great president, his mistakes just get blown out of proportion in the history books

[LoveThatRod]

I don’t hear any “gotcha” questions - and I do hear a President on top of his geopolitics.

[joecasciato]

The most under rated President in History. The man knew the world.

[SovietMilkShake]

saying this as a centre-left, Nixon is one of the most intelligent and respected presidents in US history

[SeR-HaT]

*_This man is pure genius. There really aren't any more genius politicians and presidents like him anywhere in the world. Not just in America. There aren't any great leaders like him left in the world._*