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History is a symptom of our disease.
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In a surprise Christmas bombing of Hanoi...
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...president Nixon delivered more tonnage than
was used at Dresden in World War II.
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It is without doubt the most brutal
bombing in American history.
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Newspapers are calling it
a Stone Age tactic...
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...and Nixon a maddened tyrant.
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Nixon's response:
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"When the Vietnamese take the Paris
peace talks seriously, I'll stop."
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A penny for your thoughts.
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Just think of the...
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Think of the life
Mao's led.
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In '52 I...
I called him a monster.
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Now he could be
our most important ally.
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Only Nixon could've done that.
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You're a long way
from Whittier.
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Yep.
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Yes, I am.
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Congratulations, Dick.
1:52:21
Mr. Ziegler.
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Mr. President, the press guys
asked if you could come back.
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The hell with them.
I'll go back, Mr. President.
1:52:29
No, uh, they want you, Mr. President.
I, uh...I think it would be a good move.
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Oh?
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Who's back there?
Everybody.
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Okay.
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Gentlemen,
I go now to discover...
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...the exact length, width
and depth of the shaft.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
the president.
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Oh, is the president.
Hi.