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Clips from Frost/Nixon (2009)

You found it okay.

"You found it okay."

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Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Frost.

"Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Frost."

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Miss Cushing.

"Miss Cushing."

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Hello. Your house is very beautiful.

"Hello. Your house is very beautiful."

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Really. Very romantic.

"Really. Very romantic."

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And my producer, John Birt.

"And my producer, John Birt."

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Nice to meet you. How do you do?

"Nice to meet you. How do you do?"

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Now, Miss Cushing, would you like to take a tour,

"Now, Miss Cushing, would you like to take a tour,"

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you know, maybe stretch your legs after your long journey?

"you know, maybe stretch your legs after your long journey?"

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Now, this is where Brezhnev and l had our summit.

"Now, this is where Brezhnev and l had our summit."

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Yeah. Brezhnev was there, and Gromyko there, Dobrynin there.

"Yeah. Brezhnev was there, and Gromyko there, Dobrynin there."

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We talked for nine hours straight.

"We talked for nine hours straight."

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After the meeting, as a souvenir of the visit,

"After the meeting, as a souvenir of the visit,"

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l remember that we had a Lincoln specially made.

"l remember that we had a Lincoln specially made."

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Dark blue, cherry wood, leather.

"Dark blue, cherry wood, leather."

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Well, we got inside for the photographers,

"Well, we got inside for the photographers,"

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when the next thing you know, he steps on the gas.

"when the next thing you know, he steps on the gas."

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Now, the first rule of political life is

"Now, the first rule of political life is"

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you never let a president get behind the wheel of a car, ever.

"you never let a president get behind the wheel of a car, ever."

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l mean, we're not used to doing anything

"l mean, we're not used to doing anything"

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for ourselves, let alone drive.

"for ourselves, let alone drive."

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And the Chairman, Jesus, the way he put his foot down,

"And the Chairman, Jesus, the way he put his foot down,"

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my guess is the last thing he drove was

"my guess is the last thing he drove was"

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He crashed into curbs.

"He crashed into curbs."

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He went over speed bumps.

"He went over speed bumps."

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He went twice around my whole estate.

"He went twice around my whole estate."

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out there overlooking the sea.

"out there overlooking the sea."

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about his favorite subject, steel mills.

"about his favorite subject, steel mills."

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Well, l told him that l lost two brothers to tuberculosis.

"Well, l told him that l lost two brothers to tuberculosis."

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And he watched his father die from the cancer he caught in the steelworks.

"And he watched his father die from the cancer he caught in the steelworks."

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They never know when they're being taped.

"They never know when they're being taped."

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Okay, l guess that's it then, huh?

"Okay, l guess that's it then, huh?"

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Well, thank you, Mr. President. So do l.

"Well, thank you, Mr. President. So do l."

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You know, it's a funny thing that

"You know, it's a funny thing that"

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l guess that's what this is.

"l guess that's what this is."

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FROST: Yeah, well, not really.

"FROST: Yeah, well, not really."

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And l like that.

"And l like that."

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No holds barred, eh? No holds barred.

"No holds barred, eh? No holds barred."

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Mr. Frost, there's still the small matter of the. . .

"Mr. Frost, there's still the small matter of the. . ."

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Of course.

"Of course."

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Right. $200,000.

"Right. $200,000."

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l do hope that isn't coming out of your own pocket.

"l do hope that isn't coming out of your own pocket."

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lrving Paul Lazar.

"lrving Paul Lazar."

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Richard M. Nixon.

"Richard M. Nixon."

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There. Now you can put that in your apartment in New York,

"There. Now you can put that in your apartment in New York,"

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and all your liberal friends can use it as a dartboard.

"and all your liberal friends can use it as a dartboard."

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Really?

"Really?"

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Yes. Goodbye, Mr. President.

"Yes. Goodbye, Mr. President."

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Hey. Take my advice.

"Hey. Take my advice."

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You should marry that woman.

"You should marry that woman."

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More important than that, she comes from Monaco.

"More important than that, she comes from Monaco."

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They pay no taxes there.

"They pay no taxes there."

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What?

"What?"

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Come out of his own pocket.

"Come out of his own pocket."

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Well, l hear the networks aren't biting.

"Well, l hear the networks aren't biting."

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Without the networks, the ad agencies don't want to know.

"Without the networks, the ad agencies don't want to know."

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So if you ask me, there's a good chance

"So if you ask me, there's a good chance"

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Really? So that meeting we just had might have cost him $200,000?

"Really? So that meeting we just had might have cost him $200,000?"

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Correct.

"Correct."

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Had l known that, l would have offered him a cup of tea.

"Had l known that, l would have offered him a cup of tea."

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Say, did you notice his shoes?

"Say, did you notice his shoes?"

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ltalian. No laces. What do you think?

"ltalian. No laces. What do you think?"

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You do?

"You do?"

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Yeah. Personally, l find those ltalian shoes very effeminate.

"Yeah. Personally, l find those ltalian shoes very effeminate."

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Yes, quite right.

"Yes, quite right."

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$NBC EXECUTlVE: l\m sorry, David, but it\s a no.$

"NBC EXECUTlVE: l\m sorry, David, but it\s a no."

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Try to look at it from our point of view.

"Try to look at it from our point of view."

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l see. Well, l'm sorry you feel this way.

"l see. Well, l'm sorry you feel this way."

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l'm sorry, David.

"l'm sorry, David."

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Where's your adventurer's spirit?

"Where's your adventurer's spirit?"

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The idea is we pay for the program

"The idea is we pay for the program"

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and syndicate it ourselves, completely bypassing the networks.

"and syndicate it ourselves, completely bypassing the networks."

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Just imagine it, we'd be our own network for the night.

"Just imagine it, we'd be our own network for the night."

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Hey, Bob. FROST: How does that grab you?

"Hey, Bob. FROST: How does that grab you?"

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Hey, come on in. David's on the phone.

"Hey, come on in. David's on the phone."

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FROST: No, never been done before.

"FROST: No, never been done before."

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Historic stuff.

"Historic stuff."

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Yeah? Yeah.

"Yeah? Yeah."

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Delighted to meet you.

"Delighted to meet you."

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Come on in. Make yourselves at home.

"Come on in. Make yourselves at home."

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Bob's been Washington correspondent

"Bob's been Washington correspondent"

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for Public Radio for the past 1 0 years.

"for Public Radio for the past 1 0 years."

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Jim here teaches at the University of North Carolina

"Jim here teaches at the University of North Carolina"

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paranoia and abuses of power of Richard Nixon.

"paranoia and abuses of power of Richard Nixon."

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Well, delighted to have you both aboard.

"Well, delighted to have you both aboard."

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Actually, before l sign on, l would like to hear

"Actually, before l sign on, l would like to hear"

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what you were hoping to achieve with this interview.

"what you were hoping to achieve with this interview."

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What l want to achieve?

"What l want to achieve?"

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Jim, well, l've secured 1 2 taping days.

"Jim, well, l've secured 1 2 taping days."

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That's close to 30 hours

"That's close to 30 hours"

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with the most compelling and controversial politician

"with the most compelling and controversial politician"

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of our times.

"of our times."

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Well, not for me.

"Well, not for me."

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Look, l'd be giving up a year of my life. l'm leaving my family

"Look, l'd be giving up a year of my life. l'm leaving my family"

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than you can probably imagine,

"than you can probably imagine,"

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without achieving what l want to, personally,

"without achieving what l want to, personally,"

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Well, what is it that you want to achieve?

"Well, what is it that you want to achieve?"

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Difficult questions.

"Difficult questions."

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and a million lndo-Chinese during his administration.

"and a million lndo-Chinese during his administration."

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you know, assuming he's a terrible guy,

"you know, assuming he's a terrible guy,"

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wouldn't that only create more sympathy for him than anything else?

"wouldn't that only create more sympathy for him than anything else?"

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(SlGHS) You know. . .

"(SlGHS) You know. . ."

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Right now, l submit it's impossible

"Right now, l submit it's impossible"

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and he left the country that elected him in trauma.

"and he left the country that elected him in trauma."

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The American people need a conviction, pure and simple.

"The American people need a conviction, pure and simple."

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The integrity of our political system,

"The integrity of our political system,"

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of democracy as an idea, entirely depends on it.

"of democracy as an idea, entirely depends on it."

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And if in years to come, people look back

"And if in years to come, people look back"

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and say it was in this interview

"and say it was in this interview"

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that Richard Nixon exonerated himself,

"that Richard Nixon exonerated himself,"

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Did you know that Mike Wallace is doing a piece on this?

"Did you know that Mike Wallace is doing a piece on this?"

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this entire project is a joke?

"this entire project is a joke?"

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ZELN lCK: Come on. Jim, come on.

"ZELN lCK: Come on. Jim, come on."

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Thanks for that, Jim.

"Thanks for that, Jim."

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Could you give us a couple of minutes?

"Could you give us a couple of minutes?"

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You're unbelievable. l'm sorry, Bob.

"You're unbelievable. l'm sorry, Bob."

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l mean, some of us actually want this job.

"l mean, some of us actually want this job."

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l want it, too, if it's done right.

"l want it, too, if it's done right."

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Little Lord Fauntleroy in there?

"Little Lord Fauntleroy in there?"

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Sympathy for Richard Nixon?

"Sympathy for Richard Nixon?"

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