Of course, Nixon didn't say that publicly, let alone on live television (it was only widely reported in early 1976, well after he resigned from office).
"I can go in my office and pick up a telephone, and in 25 minutes, millions of people will be dead." — Richard Nixonhttps://twitter.com/MSNBC/status/1153359941656297472 …
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Right. But the resonance is there.
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(God knows what Trump says along these lines behind closed doors.)
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And for the record, here's Trump on the record talking generally about the impact of his pre-inauguration briefing on the "Football" and his singular role in authorizing the use of the US nuclear arsenal, first with Sean Hannity on Fox ...https://twitter.com/AtomicAnalyst/status/899059268212539394?s=20 …
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...and then with ABC's David Muir:https://twitter.com/AtomicAnalyst/status/899059972230836225?s=20 …
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Why can I imagine him being fully onboard with Fisher's 1981 butcher knife concept, and after the war trying to send a coded message from the NEACP to Fox And Friends that he wasnt able to authorize a nuclear strike because his aide's chest cavity was in cahoots with the Dems..
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Wow, history does repeat itself.
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