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- In 1960, Nixon meets with a shadowy group of big-business figures and Cuban exiles (who are heavily implied to have something to do with the Kennedy assassination) who try to get him to run for president again in 1964; although he refuses, they nevertheless manage to intimidate him immensely. In 1972, following his triumphant visit to China, Nixon again meets with these businessmen, who — not liking the way the country has been going under his leadership — again try to intimidate him. Only this time, Nixon shows them exactly who's in charge:
"Jack Jones": Now Dick — Mr. President — aren't you forgetting who put you where you are? |