Richard Nixon Foundation

You can still find them online, Nixon's Secrets, uh, The Inside Story of Watergate, and Tricky Dick, The Rise and Fall and Rise of Richard M. Nixon.

But it took comments by Vice President J.D. Vance and the extraordinary work of these young guys at the Nixon Foundation who have mounted this campaign on social media, on X, on YouTube, on Facebook, and elsewhere, using snips of Nixon's quotes, his interviews, his speeches, uh, and, uh, incredibly, uh, inventive memes to merit the re-examination of the man who will ultimately go down in history as one of our greatest presidents.

Uh, there is no question that he staged the greatest single comeback in American history.

He lost the nineteen sixty election by a whisker.

You're, you're trying to get ahead of me 'cause I wanna talk to you, we're gonna talk maybe tomorrow or later this week on the Watergate.

On Watergate, there was a conference last week, uh, of, of Watergate the Nixon Foundation hosted.

A lot going on, but let's talk about that another day because I wanna ask you, I noticed, and I'm gonna talk about this later on a- a- in my wink, um, that President Trump used the term artificial news, playing around with the idea that forget fake news, he called it artificial news and he said maybe that's a new term for it.

What's your feeling on how beleaguered the mainstream media seems to be? They really seem to be on their heels.

We really do believe in, in Ronald Reagan's vision and others.

And Nixon, I just spoke at the Nixon Foundation today, you know, the importance of, of allies.

And so anyway, so that's what Hudson is, and Hudson also was founded by a guy by the name of Herman Kahn, which was a futurist, and during the Cold War really helped this country think about nuclear weapons and nuclear strategy and how to deter the Soviets from, from using nuclear weapons.

And so that's, that's my specialty, and so it was kind of a natural intellectual home for me.

And just this week now, Republican Congressman Riley Moore went even further.

At an event hosted by the Nixon Foundation, he said this, "Richard Nixon was absolutely couped out of office and was framed." Okay.

Okay.

[laughs] Let's have a little history lesson for those who, uh, in the White House who were not paying all that much attention during high school.

[laughs]

Congressman Riley Moore is on board, telling a summit at the Richard Nixon Foundation this week that the deep state was behind it all.

Richard Nixon was absolutely couped out of office and was framed.

All of this was fake.

Instead, there are real political ramifications here for how the conservative movement operates moving forward.

Earlier this year, Vice President JD Vance was at the Nixon Foundation himself.

By the way, if you look at the story of how the deep state took down Richard Nixon, it's not all that different from what the same groups of people, the same institutions tried to do to Donald Trump in the first Trump administration.

And on stage, not only did he make this argument that the same people who took down Richard Nixon are trying to take down Donald Trump, i.e. the media and the, the Justice Department, but he said that perhaps Republicans should look to the coalition that Nixon built rather than the ones that Reagan was able to put together.

Do you think she'd be like clip farmed if Margaret Thatcher was around? Oh, 100%.

And there'd be lots of lots of like Margaret Thatcher like hype edits yeah there are loads of like the Falkland War like you get like people will be doing that in real time though like imagine if it was there when the Falklands was going on yeah what was happening I don't know if you've seen but the Richard Nixon the Nixon Foundation now have got a social media team that just does hype edits of Richard Nixon.

Really? You still edit Richard

Nixon?