our deb. well, i know them. [cheers and applause] they followed me around a little bit, right, they are incredible. they are incredible. how many of you come how many rallies this isn t a rally, this is a serious deal. how many rallies would you say? a lot. [laughter] we have a lot of fun, thank you very much. mark meadows, everybody. mark. [cheers and applause] great guy, a man who is without question the greatest name in politics. i said if i had his name i would have been president at least 10 years sooner. patrick mchenry. [cheers and applause] right? best name in politics. a woman who is much tougher than any of these people, she doesn t stop, right? she doesn t stop, we love her, virginia foxx. [cheers and applause] a very popular guy who wins elections by a lot, he s a tremendous asset to congress and tremendous friend, ralph norman. ralph, thank you, ralph. we call him landslide ralph. he wins by a lot. william timmons, william, thank you. great job. [ap
Nixon was seen as a Foreign Policy sage. When he died, all the president came out there to california to be at his too many or his bur l burial. September 7th, 1972, 10 32 a. M. Following the controversial shooting of candidate George Wallace whether they were candidates for the presidency or not were offered tem pouporary secret service protection. Youve got one u. S. Senator kennedy whose a secondary factor in the campaign. You give him secret Service Coverage throughout the campaign. He said, i understand. I dont like to give him something but at the same time if he gets shot its our fault. You understand what the problem is. If you the son of a gets shot theyll say he didnt furnish it. We buy his insurance. After the election he wont get a thing. If he gets shot, its too bad. Theres the tough thing. He cant stand ted kennedy. He trails kennedy around. He said i will get a secret service guy but i want him to be a spy for me. He even uses secret service guy not to use. After the ele
The announcement came august 8th, 1974 in a televised address from the White House Oval Office. Next, 1974s cbs news special report with then anchor Walter Cronkite followed by nixons address to the nation. This is a cbs news special report. Here is Walter Cronkite. President nixon makes what seems will be his last address from the white house, he goes on the air and it is reported he will announce his resignation as president of the United States. That seemed to have been the fact for the last nine and a half hours since he called Vice President ford into the oval office and in a 1 10 private conversation with him told him he has decided an will announce tonight on his resignation. George her man is at capitol hill for the senate view on the question which now is being asked on whether some sort of immunity might be offered to the president against prosecution for any wrong doing in the white house during his administration. George . The legal discussion between my colleagues with som