FROST/NIXON THE COMPLETE INTERVIEWS Clip 12

http://frostnixon.com - OVER 6 HOURS OF THE ORIGINAL BROADCAST FOOTAGE - This program, culled from the over 28 hours of interview footage between Sir David Frost and U.S. President Richard M. Nixon, was originally broadcast in May of 1977. Never before, nor since, has a U.S. President been so candid on camera. Even more intriguing is the fact that Nixon agreed to appear on camera with no pre-interview preparation or screening of questions. Now the subject of a Major Motion Picture directed by Ron Howard, Frost/Nixon: The Complete Interviews is a riveting historic time capsule.

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[crimlinwest]

He didn't bring himself down....he got caught

[lokumsbraet]

I don´t  feel a bit sorry. When a president acts as he is above the law, the law should bring him to justice. He was damn lucky not to go to prison.

[milepost53]

Nixon was one of the best foreign policy presidents since Harry Truman and he threw his entire legacy down the toilet.

[westman34]

Nixon was not trying to protect his family.

[dolphinsfan55]

Maybe Nixon Was wrong for what he did i honestly think what happen to him was actually worse than goin 2 jail he had his name drug through the mud and tarnished 4ever, his name has become synomous with cruption and i actually think thats worse tha just goin 2 jail and at the end of the day thats the power the media has its insane to think that this nobody david frost destroyed whatever credibality of the once known president Nixon had aafter the scandle with this interview

[darkprose]

Context is everything, and Nixon was acting to protect the office of the Presidency and himself from his own abuses of power, not a family, not an individual, nor even, despite what he says, the American people, even he really believed that.

[JMUBuck]

Would you break the law to protect your family?

[bingramtube]

I feel sorry for the guy, driven by his guilt to bring himself down. ..