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Famous lines from Nixon (1996)

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  • Not a chance.Richard Nixon
  • What does that mean?Student #2
  • Suppose Kennedy don't run in '64.Cuban Man
  • Come on, Mr. Nixon. It's a civil war between Vietnamese.Student #1
  • No, we don't! You say you want to end the war, so why don't you?Young Student
  • Yeah? Tell that to the GI's who are gonna die tomorrow in Vietnam.Student #2
  • Nobody's gonna beat Kennedy in '64. Not with all the money in the world.Richard Nixon
  • There's.. there's more at stake here than what you want, or what I want.Richard Nixon
  • Then what's the point? What's the point of being President? You're powerless!Young Student
  • What you have to understand, Mr. Nixon, is we're willing to die for what we believe in.Student #1
  • It's OK, Bob, we're just rapping, my friends and I. In fact we agree on a lot of things, don't we?Richard Nixon
  • You don't want the war, we don't want the war, the Vietnamese don't want the war, so why does it go on?Young Student
  • I hate these cocktail parties. John, I'm in hell. I'll be mentally dead in two years and physically dead in four.Richard Nixon
  • Well, you can't have peace without a price. Sometimes you have to be willing to fight for peace, and sometimes to die.Richard Nixon
  • You can't stop it, can you? Even if you wanted to. Because it's not you, it's the system. The system won't let you stop it.Young Student
  • Make some money, Dick. Prove yourself to the Wall Street crowd. Let Goldwater and Rockefeller take the fall against Kennedy.John Mitchell
  • I don't know why. I miss making love to the people. I miss entering a room. I miss the pure acting of it, John. I gotta get back in the arena.Richard Nixon
  • Well, probably most of you think I'm a real SOB. I know that. I understand how you feel, but you know, I want peace too. But peace with honor.Richard Nixon
  • He had greatness within his grasp.
  • He changed the world, but lost a nation.