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Richard Nixon Funeral (6): Gov. Pete Wilson's eulogy

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-Part 6 (of 13)-

U.S. President Richard Nixon's funeral service from April 1994 (complete).

In this segment, President Nixon's former advance man and political colleague, California governor Pete Wilson, gives his eulogy of the former president.

Reporters Ted Koppel, Barbara Walters, and Jim Wooten periodically comment on the ceremonies and on Nixon throughout the funeral. Historian Stephen Ambrose joins them on occasion. The five then living presidents and first ladies (Gerald and Betty Ford, Jimmy and Roselynn Carter, Ronald and Nancy Reagan, George and Barbara Bush, and Bill and Hillary Clinton), as well as President Nixon's family members (his daughters Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Tricia Nixon Cox and his sons-in-law and grandchildren), can be seen frequently during the ceremonies.

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  • May God Bless you, Richard Nixon. And the Nation you served and led so well.

  • i God bless President Nixon, one of God`s Angels indeed ! for he is the man who stand tall on the mountain of history ! for he championed the freedom and liberation of all peoples ! for he who is the peacemaker shall the glory of heaven be received ! the man with courage, determination, dedication and grit will succeed where others will fail ! if you watch my vids you will go to heaven !

  • may god bless president richard m.nixon and may god bless america.i am honoured to be an  american.

  • great eulogy

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