Nixon

1:00:00

It was the poorest lemon ranch
in California, I can tell you that.

1:00:02

The poorest lemon ranch in California,
I can assure you of that.

1:00:05

My dad sold it before
they found oil on it.

1:00:07

My dad sold it before
they found oil on it.

1:00:08

But it was all we had.
But it was all we had.

1:00:12

My dad built the farm.
Huh. You're new here.

1:00:14

What's your name?
Joaquin, Mr. Hoover.

1:00:18

Oh.

1:00:21

My father sacrificed
everything he had...

1:00:25

...so that his sons
could go to college.

1:00:27

A gentle Quaker mother quietly wept
Oh, Christ.

1:00:31

When he went to war.
Turn this crap off, Clyde.

1:00:34

It's giving me a headache.

1:00:37

You may go, Joaquin.

1:00:41

I want to see him,
Clyde.

1:00:43

Edgar, he works
in the kitchen.

1:00:47

Not the boy, you idiot.
Nixon.

1:00:50

You hear what he said in Oregon...

1:00:53

...about me having
too much power?

1:00:55

It's between Nixon and a Kennedy again.
Who do you want?

1:00:59

Kennedy?

1:01:02

Never.

1:01:04

He'll fry in hell
For what he did to me.

1:01:07

But Nixon don't know that.

1:01:09

Which is why I'm gonna have to
remind him that he needs us...

1:01:13

...a hell of a lot more
than we need him.

1:01:23

And they're off!

1:01:39

Your boy's
on the way up.

1:01:43

You know, I met this guy
years ago in Havana. You know that.

1:01:48

Come on!

1:01:53

He's folding, Johnny.

1:01:59

Now, now, now.
You just wait a second now.