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Pat Nixon: Life After The White House 

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A look at Pat Nixon's post-presidential life out of the public eye.

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@ckaydw
@ckaydw 2 года назад
You could tell how much his heart was broken and the love he had for her. I remember watching her funeral on TV and feeling so sad for him. It broke my heart 💔
@Farrah300
@Farrah300 11 месяцев назад
I agree with you. I also say that I respect President Nixon for not being afraid to show his feelings.
@phoenixtimes2
@phoenixtimes2 8 лет назад
One of the finest, and I do mean that with all honesty, First Ladies who ever graced the White House.
@joannilgenfritz3660
@joannilgenfritz3660 3 года назад
She was a great lady and will be remembered for her strength during those horrible days in the White House, where the press was relentless toward the President.
@jasoffical24
@jasoffical24 6 лет назад
If it wasn’t for Watergate, Nixon would’ve been known as one of the greatest presidents in history
@tomtriffid
@tomtriffid 6 лет назад
Absolutely.
@edgarmuradov7458
@edgarmuradov7458 5 лет назад
He will
@nickdengh3095
@nickdengh3095 4 года назад
Sam Warren he started the war on drugs and stalled the veitnam war, only dropping out of the war when he needed to be realected
@Lightning-lv4bx
@Lightning-lv4bx 4 года назад
The 1972 Christmas Bombing of Cambodia would have always been a stain on his legacy.
@FreedomFighter-cr5xg
@FreedomFighter-cr5xg 4 года назад
The big disappointment was that Nixon failed to end the Vietnam War .. Vietnam and Watergate ruined him , sad to say .. We believed him at the time when he stated he was going to end the Vietnam war We believed him at the time when he stated he was not a crook concerning Watergate .. It turned out we believed in a man that was not credible , sad to say
@billdewrell8436
@billdewrell8436 3 года назад
RIP, Ms. Pat. Your Husband only saw in the World what we are seeing now and tried to keep our Country safe. Love your sweet Family and thank you for your Service.
@chrismcevoy2503
@chrismcevoy2503 6 лет назад
Rest In Peace Pat Nixon. June 22, 1993
@lisabrooks8092
@lisabrooks8092 7 лет назад
I never appreciated what a feisty, accomplished and truly independent Pat Nixon was before her marriage. Her back story is a fascinating one. Had she been born at a later date, she probably could have been elected president in her own right!
@FourScoreSevenYearsAgo
@FourScoreSevenYearsAgo Год назад
I doubt it. She absolutely hated politics. She would not willing go for political office.
@HolgerRuneFan
@HolgerRuneFan 3 года назад
Very well made, I enjoyed seeing Eddie Nixon especially.
@walterweddle7644
@walterweddle7644 3 года назад
Nixon loved one wife. Nixon had two daughters and son in laws who never worked in the white house. Nixon served during WWII.
@DONOTS
@DONOTS 5 лет назад
Pres Nixon found comfort on a music CD given by Bill Gaither entitled “Because He Lives, I can face tomorrow”
@cbskwkdnslwhanznamdm2849
@cbskwkdnslwhanznamdm2849 4 года назад
poor Mrs. Nixon, finally had Richard alone and had a stroke. Imagine the energy expended by those people after a lifetime. It's highly admirable.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
Isn't it strange they BOTH had strokes. Only his killed him; hers did not.
@123canadagirl
@123canadagirl 3 месяца назад
@@retroguy9494he also had just lost her the previous year so I think that played into it. Many life long spouses find it difficult to go on without their loved one.
@HolgerRuneFan
@HolgerRuneFan 11 месяцев назад
Jennie is very beautiful and she looks so much like Julie. Thank you for remembering Mrs. Nixon. I grew up in San Clemente and always hoped to see her out and about, but I never did. I was able to see and speak to President Nixon twice, at the Mexican restaurant, El Adobe de Capistrano, both times in 1977 when I was a kid.
@Thiny1991
@Thiny1991 8 лет назад
Pat Nixon a saint...
@suechun8871
@suechun8871 3 года назад
She great beauty and grace...every strong man has a wonderful woman behind him.
@LongTimeTTFan
@LongTimeTTFan 7 лет назад
Embodiment of Grace, Elegance, and Strength.
@pigurine
@pigurine 4 года назад
Pressure got her. Resignation stress
@Thiny1991
@Thiny1991 8 лет назад
Nixon a great man with flaws.
@anastasia2657
@anastasia2657 7 лет назад
You mean, like the rest of us?
@vccstudents
@vccstudents 7 лет назад
He was his own worst enemy and all but admitted that the day he left office.
@Alexdamastar
@Alexdamastar 4 года назад
He was a racist, that automatically makes you not a good person, also he broke into the DNC headquarters?
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
@@anastasia2657 Yea dude...I keep TELLING people I'm a great man but I have flaws...its just that no one believes me! 😜
@brett6905
@brett6905 3 года назад
Nixon would have made a great used car salesman... He had a great skill set for that, not in a leadership role. How does his speeches not make you gag... All those dramatic pauses and stares... Nixon was an insecure man.
@davidk7672
@davidk7672 3 года назад
Great lady....loyal and honourable her whole life
@Fersomling
@Fersomling 9 лет назад
Pat Nixon's mother spoke fluent German.
@sartainja
@sartainja 10 лет назад
Nice video.
@judyevancic4926
@judyevancic4926 5 лет назад
He was very self centered man who was supported by his Pat. He did not listen when she advised him to burn those tapes and they ruined him in the end. She was the rock of that family. I have learned all the wonderful things she did in her quiet way without fanfare. She was a graceful woman who did her very best while being in the White House.
@johnmoore4
@johnmoore4 5 лет назад
Judy Evancic Did you see the interview when RN recalled the day he resigned? His main memory was noticing that Pat had stiff neck discomfort but still managed to be cheerful. Not the thoughts of a self-centered man, but a husband and father who earned the unqualified love of his family.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
If Nixon had burned the tapes, most likely he would have been charged with a lot more than obstructing justice.
@edoardopesce9226
@edoardopesce9226 2 года назад
The most gracious and sincere woman ever been First Lady
@consuelofelisario9088
@consuelofelisario9088 4 года назад
I will pick Richard Nixon anytime than the present one in the WH. He had personal character flaws, like anybody else, but he had the intelligence in Foreign Policy to make America Greater.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
He committed crimes as president and would have been impeached had he not resigned and most likely would have had charges brought against him had Ford not pardoned him. The current president has committed no crimes that we know of for sure.
@mediolanumhibernicus3353
@mediolanumhibernicus3353 3 года назад
@@retroguy9494 trump personifies corruption and degradation. The crimes will seep out with time, like suppurating sores.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 3 года назад
@@mediolanumhibernicus3353 Personifies corruption? Just WHAT did he do that is so corrupt? He told it like it was in MY opinion. You may not like his policies of "America first" or his brash "in your face" businessman style, but that's what we voted for. As for crimes, I'm STILL waiting. Everyone said it would all come out after January 21. Nothing yet. It would appear to ME that now that he's out of office, they're turning their attention to Andrew Cuomo. He's the NEXT guy they want gone! At least Mr. Trump was never accused of groping W.H. staff members!
@mediolanumhibernicus3353
@mediolanumhibernicus3353 3 года назад
@@retroguy9494 trump was accused of groping and much more but paid off his accusers. Nevertheless, sooner or later this will come out. Your phrase ‘he told it as it was..’ is effectively meaningless as he basically says different lies to different people on different occasions based on whatever serves his short-time needs. But it’s not the groping, the grifting, the nepotism, the racism, the antisemitism that offends most, it’s the sheer relentless opportunism, the tendency to do or say anything that will advance him at any given moment, and the sheer gullibility of his followers who select the things they want to hear from the verbal diarrhoea he produces daily and support him on this basis, without realizing that he is capable of saying everything and its opposite in an arc of 24 hours. He believes in nothing and in nobody. He has reduced the USA to a laughing-stock and the Whitehouse may never fully recover from the stain he has placed on what was once one of the most respected offices in the world. Don’t bother responding, you’re in the cult-phase and are blindly following this madman. I do pity you. Perhaps with time you will realise, and it will be a great shock for you. Perhaps best to sleep on comfy and comatose in your delusions.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 3 года назад
@@mediolanumhibernicus3353 You don't want me to answer because its YOU who are delusional and don't want me to call you on it. But I feel I MUST. Trump may have grabbed women. I say 'may' because' no self respecting woman who has been violated takes a payout in lieu of charges or lawsuits. But he was NEVER accused of doing that as president. The subject of this thread is PRESIDENTS. Not what they did before they became president. Even so, sleepy Joe has been accused of the same thing! Even old man Bush grabbed that woman's ass from his wheelchair! Why do THEY get a pass? Because they aren't Donald Trump? Now, you call Trump a racist and an anti Semite. Well, he has Jewish grandchildren who he loves and dotes on constantly. Two of his three wives were immigrants. His first campaign manager was a black woman. He has hired all kinds of minorities to work in his companies. I don't know where YOU went to school, but that doesn't sound racist and anti Semitic to ME! As for being an opportunist who will say anything to further themselves, name me ONE modern president (with maybe the exception of Reagan) who has NOT been one or done that? Finally, as far as the White House being a laughing stock, if bringing manufacturing back to the U.S., proving North America can be less dependent on middle eastern oil by building a pipeline thus causing a reduction in gas prices, helping to create jobs, reducing taxes for even the middle classes, making our allies pay their fare share of world policing, getting us into more equal trade agreements, pardoning people (many of whom were black) who were given long jail sentences for minor drug offenses and building a wall to keep out criminal illegals are all a laughing stock then I want to keep on laughing!
@pattigee1
@pattigee1 3 года назад
A fine lady. RIP.
@pigurine
@pigurine 4 года назад
They were treated like dirt. People would go through their garbage.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
They were only looking for the missing tapes bruh! 😜
@thomaspick4123
@thomaspick4123 6 лет назад
I liked the Nixons. Highly principled people with high morals. Strong people of convictions, doing their best for what they thought was right.
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
Oh yes. People with high morals slander other people just to win an election, break into other peoples offices and have mistresses on the side. Old Nixon had high moral alright! 🤣
@colleenc4624
@colleenc4624 4 года назад
@@retroguy9494 You don't know that, shouldn't you be somewhere picking on President Trump, that's all you trolls ever do. Libtards, you're all the same, yawn.
@JeffSkilling69
@JeffSkilling69 9 месяцев назад
​@@retroguy9494it was done by the cia, not nixon
@rol_rob2603
@rol_rob2603 7 месяцев назад
@@JeffSkilling69 taking orders from Nixon!!!
@JeffSkilling69
@JeffSkilling69 7 месяцев назад
@@rol_rob2603 lol okay, buddy
@123canadagirl
@123canadagirl 3 месяца назад
I was a young child when he was president. I’d take him now over the current occupant. He had a good sense of foreign affairs and politics.
@jwdude51
@jwdude51 6 лет назад
I liked Nixon he was his own worst enemy.
@teddylabis6969
@teddylabis6969 2 года назад
Nixon is a great president.
@alanstrong55
@alanstrong55 2 года назад
Bouncing back from a stroke takes so much faith.
@judithryle2113
@judithryle2113 2 года назад
What a beautiful home they had.
@terrysampson5759
@terrysampson5759 3 года назад
Too bad my cousin dumped David Eisenhower as a friend because Nixon. We all make mistakes as long as we learn from them
@oldfogey4679
@oldfogey4679 Год назад
Im so glad they can reverse stroke affects if u get treatment without no more than 2 hrs after the first stroke symptoms occur! My 35 year old son is having strokes again! So im living with stroke issues again! His first possible stroke was at age 6!
@mariacardenas4665
@mariacardenas4665 2 года назад
47 Years ago
@iandowd3665
@iandowd3665 7 лет назад
Nixon a great president in comparison to some of the clowns that have held the office since??
@prmikey
@prmikey 5 лет назад
Ian Dowd no
@carsonwalker4330
@carsonwalker4330 2 года назад
Maybe compared to Bush, Trump, and Carter... But if we're comparing him to Raegan, Clinton, and Obama? God no. Say what you want about the three I just named, but they all produced some good for our country. Nixon's legacy will be tarnished in today's day and age for two reasons; the War on Drugs and the Watergate Scandal. You cannot erase those two pieces of Nixon's presidency.
@zaqvoir608
@zaqvoir608 8 лет назад
and they still walked on the beach with their shoes on (( go figure ))
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
They could afford new ones afterward
@user-xy8qk9gz7g
@user-xy8qk9gz7g 3 месяца назад
I love the Nixon couple.
@joemahony4198
@joemahony4198 2 года назад
Nixon was willing to resign for the good of the Nation. Would any modern leader be so willing?
@yang2664
@yang2664 11 месяцев назад
1994年,实现中美邦交关系正常化破冰之旅的美国前总统理查德·尼克松先生逝世。🥀😭
@user-xl1yb2hp4j
@user-xl1yb2hp4j 3 года назад
Unlucky President But Brave Man. Gentlemanship !
@aceofheartss1972
@aceofheartss1972 7 лет назад
Wait, why is Nixon's granddaughter named Eisenhower?
@lymanevolution1188
@lymanevolution1188 6 лет назад
Dancing Dolphin his daughter married an Eisenhower
@halfdome5705
@halfdome5705 5 лет назад
The granddaughter's mom, Julie Nixon, married David Eisenhower, a grandson of Ike.
@vanessadorahill292
@vanessadorahill292 4 года назад
Such a sad question to ask?like people don't get married.
@hankaustin7091
@hankaustin7091 4 года назад
are you some kind of a fucking stupid snowflake?? only some millennial would ask such an INCREDIBLY stupid question!
@deirdre581
@deirdre581 4 года назад
@@hankaustin7091 calm down
@travisgrant5608
@travisgrant5608 4 года назад
Nixon a man with GREAT flaws.
@springnice8207
@springnice8207 7 месяцев назад
@shikat2371
@shikat2371 8 лет назад
Incidentally, the mansion in San Clemente that Nixon used as his Western White House and which served as his "Elba" following his forced resignation is on the market. The asking price is a whopping $75M.
@ajgo9914
@ajgo9914 3 года назад
Yeah, would-be autocrats are human too
@doin_fine
@doin_fine 3 года назад
Nixon is an angel compared to Trump
@upm3861
@upm3861 2 года назад
I am the RICH 🐘
@daved1974
@daved1974 5 лет назад
Archie Bunker Richard Nixon knows how to keep his wife Pat home
@retroguy9494
@retroguy9494 4 года назад
Not Eleanor. She was always running around on the loose!
@estelleschneider9033
@estelleschneider9033 2 месяца назад
He was..one of the greatest Presidents...had a heart for our nation and people.. Your statement does not hold water...we all err in Judgement..we are imperfect people..God Knows our frame..He uses the weak things of the world to confound the wise 1 Corinthians 1:27 King James Version 27 But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty; 28 And base things of the world, and things which are despised, hath God chosen, yea, and things which are not, to bring to nought things that are: Need to think before you speak All presidents had faults An example is John Kennedy Were just like Dad ..womanizers..adulterers Yet ..know ..but hushed Instead to do this used theterm " Camelot" for his image Plesse examine everything..stop wiyh believing everything in the corrupted news Reading about Richard Nixions background I believe he repented ...❤❤❤❤❤
@leftylou6070
@leftylou6070 3 года назад
Years before all this President Nixon went out to see the movie "Deep Throat". They say he saw it three times, and still couldn't get it down Pat.
@frannyzooey11
@frannyzooey11 9 лет назад
Mrs. Nixon ought to be canonized for putting up with that creep.
@shikat2371
@shikat2371 8 лет назад
+Jane Doe As president yes, he was a creep, but so do most presidents that came before and after him. As a man however, not quite a creep. He was a family man who loved to play with his grandchildren.
@anastasia2657
@anastasia2657 7 лет назад
I wouldn't mind having a husband like that. I mean a faithful husband.
@fupopanda
@fupopanda 5 лет назад
Hillary Clinton will need to be first canonized 100 times.
@elhombredeoro955
@elhombredeoro955 5 лет назад
Lincoln should be canonized for putting up with Mary Todd.
@richardseip4954
@richardseip4954 2 года назад
@@anastasia2657 He physically beat her.
@chrismcevoy2503
@chrismcevoy2503 5 лет назад
Rest In Peace Pat Nixon. June 22, 1993
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