Richard M. Nixon

January 9, 1913 – April 22, 1994
Richard M. Nixon headshot

Richard M. "Dick" Nixon was a US representative [R–California] from January 1947 to December 1950; a US senator [R–California] from January 1951 to January 1953; vice president of the United States from January 1953 to January 1961; Republican nominee for president in 1960; Republican candidate for governor of California in 1962; and president of the United States from January 1969 until his resignation on 9 August 1974.

Appears in 34 Conversations
'My Congratulations and My Sympathy'
August 8, 1968
'Something [on] the Order of Hungary'
August 20, 1968
'He’ll Stop the Bombing if Elected'
September 30, 1968
'This Is In Absolute Confidence'
October 16, 1968
'I Feel Very, Very Strongly About This'
November 3, 1968
'You Go to That Conference'
November 8, 1968
'But It’s a Pentagon Study, Huh?'
June 13, 1971
'Hell, They’re Our Enemies'
June 14, 1971
'Our Strong Suspicion Is It’s Dan Ellsberg'
June 14, 1971
'Our Track Record’s Pretty Stinky'
June 17, 1971
'Blow the Safe and Get It'
June 17, 1971
'I Want the Brookings Institute Safe Cleaned Out'
July 1, 1971
'I Really Need a Son of a Bitch'
July 1, 1971
'You Need a Team'
July 1, 1971
Horrible Things
July 1, 1971
'The Jews Are Born Spies'
July 5, 1971
'They're After Dan Schorr'
September 18, 1971
'Our Former CIA Operative, Howard Hunt'
November 3, 1971
'One Last Bit of Advice'
December 10, 1971
'Finance a Little Kennedy Write-In'
December 23, 1971
'I Want the Goddamn Funds'
May 18, 1972
The Smoking Gun
June 23, 1972
'How Much Money Is Involved?'
August 1, 1972
'If It Blows, It Blows'
August 1, 1972
'No Way to Delay the Indictments'
August 1, 1972
'No One Will Give a Damn'
August 3, 1972
'The National Pride Thing'
September 6, 1972
'Keep the Flag Flying'
September 6, 1972
'Those Damn Black Athletes'
September 10, 1972
'Respect for the Flag'
September 11, 1972
'Everybody Bugs Everybody Else'
September 15, 1972
'He'll Live'
January 2, 1973
'A Valentine’s Dinner'
February 13, 1973
'A Cancer within . . . the Presidency'
March 21, 1973