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...the nomination of my party
for another term as your president.

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Good night,
and God bless all of you.

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Johnson's withdrawal
resurrects Richard Nixon...

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...as a strong Republican candidate
with a secret plan to end the war.

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His mother, Hannah Nixon,
just before her death last year...

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...commented on
her son's chances.

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Mrs. Nixon, do you think your son
will ever return to politics?

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I don't think he has a choice.
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He has always been a leader.
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Do you think he'd make
a great president, Mrs. Nixon?

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If he's on God's side, yes.
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You must be very proud of your son.
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I have always been proud
of all of my children.

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Of course,
no one can see into the future.

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We didn't know
this day would come.

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Where'd he go?
In the side door.

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Is that Mitchell?
Shit!

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I thought that guy
was gonna kiss your hand.

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Congratulations, sir.
Yeah, thanks.

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Jesus, Dick!
I've never seen anything like it.

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Even the goddamn Times
is saying you've got it.

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Vietnam's gonna put
you in there, Chief.

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We got the press this time.
We got the big mo. We're back.

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So you've decided.
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Were you planning
to tell me?

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We haven't announced
anything yet, but...

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Jesus, uh...
Pat.

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Uh, wait in the living room,
Will you, fellas? What is it, John?

:55:44
You need her, Dick. In '60,
she was worth five, six million votes.

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Yeah. Don't worry.
I'll use the old Nixon charm.

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In there. Okay?
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Who could resist that?

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