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From @heath_hlee: a key lesson we can learn from First Lady Pat Nixon - diplomacy runs on genuine human connection. Read the full essay at the link in bio!

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From @heath_hlee: a key lesson we can learn from First Lady Pat Nixon - diplomacy runs on genuine human connection. Read the full essay at the link in bio!

"The castration of the CIA"

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A real-time rethinking of Richard Nixon.

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A real-time rethinking of Richard Nixon.

On Monday’s @foxnewsnight, Nixon Foundation President and CEO Jim Byron joined anchor @tracegallagher to discuss why young Americans are rediscovering President Nixon.

We`re all Nixonmaxxers now.

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On Monday’s @foxnewsnight, Nixon Foundation President and CEO Jim Byron joined anchor @tracegallagher to discuss why young Americans are rediscovering President Nixon.

We're all Nixonmaxxers now.

For the family.

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Richard Nixon: "Reporters Don’t Win Prizes for Good News"

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Richard Nixon: "Reporters Don’t Win Prizes for Good News"

The national flag of the Republic of Latvia flew next to the Stars and Stripes at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library on Thursday, September 24 as the Richard Nixon Foundation welcomed Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs for a dinner and program featuring a conversation between Rinkēvičs and former Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy before an audience of American and Latvian business and civic leaders.

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The national flag of the Republic of Latvia flew next to the Stars and Stripes at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library on Thursday, September 24 as the Richard Nixon Foundation welcomed Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs for a dinner and program featuring a conversation between Rinkēvičs and former Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy before an audience of American and Latvian business and civic leaders.

Should an aircraft carrier be named after Richard Nixon?

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Should an aircraft carrier be named after Richard Nixon?

The Richard Nixon Foundation welcomed His Excellency Edgars Rinkēvičs, President of the Republic of Latvia, and Lisa Argyros, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Latvia, to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum on Thursday, September 24, 2026.

President Rinkēvičs joined former Speaker of the House @speakermccarthy for a conversation before an audience of business and civic leaders on the next chapter of the U.S.–Latvia partnership, focusing on expanding investment, innovation, and energy cooperation.

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The Richard Nixon Foundation welcomed His Excellency Edgars Rinkēvičs, President of the Republic of Latvia, and Lisa Argyros, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Latvia, to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum on Thursday, September 24, 2026.

President Rinkēvičs joined former Speaker of the House @speakermccarthy for a conversation before an audience of business and civic leaders on the next chapter of the U.S.–Latvia partnership, focusing on expanding investment, innovation, and energy cooperation.

Have you been to the Nixon Library`s special exhibit?

America 250: A More Perfect Union

"These interactive and carefully curated activities are just a few parts of the Nixon Library’s “America 250: A More Perfect Union” exhibit that highlights various points of American history: from colonial America and the Revolution to the Civil War and the country’s growing pains, to two world wars and innovation that still impacts daily lives today, to the Cold War, to finally a retrospective on the country’s bicentennial in 1976."

─ @ocregister

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Have you been to the Nixon Library's special exhibit?

America 250: A More Perfect Union

"These interactive and carefully curated activities are just a few parts of the Nixon Library’s “America 250: A More Perfect Union” exhibit that highlights various points of American history: from colonial America and the Revolution to the Civil War and the country’s growing pains, to two world wars and innovation that still impacts daily lives today, to the Cold War, to finally a retrospective on the country’s bicentennial in 1976."

─ @ocregister

On the evening of April 23, 1994 — just one day after President Richard Nixon`s passing — President Bill Clinton took the stage at the White House Correspondents` Association Dinner. Before the traditional roast of the press began, Clinton opened on a serious note, offering a touching tribute to the former president in front of the entire Washington press corps.

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On the evening of April 23, 1994 — just one day after President Richard Nixon's passing — President Bill Clinton took the stage at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner. Before the traditional roast of the press began, Clinton opened on a serious note, offering a touching tribute to the former president in front of the entire Washington press corps.

In 1970, President Nixon launched America`s first war on aviation terror and chose Tuskegee Airman Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr. to lead it. Davis saw the threat that would one day become 9/11 and warned us decades early.

As we mark 25 years since that tragic day, this is a history worth remembering. Read the full story at The National Interest. Link in bio.

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In 1970, President Nixon launched America's first war on aviation terror and chose Tuskegee Airman Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr. to lead it. Davis saw the threat that would one day become 9/11 and warned us decades early.

As we mark 25 years since that tragic day, this is a history worth remembering. Read the full story at The National Interest. Link in bio.

"LET ME SAY QUITE BLUNTLY..."

At a White House reception honoring returned Vietnam POWs, President Nixon didn`t mince words about those who leak classified information to the press. The room rose to its feet.

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"LET ME SAY QUITE BLUNTLY..."

At a White House reception honoring returned Vietnam POWs, President Nixon didn't mince words about those who leak classified information to the press. The room rose to its feet.

25 years later, we remember. Thank you to all who joined us yesterday to honor the lives lost on 9/11 and the heroes who answered the call.

And our deepest gratitude to Tom Frost, who shared the story of his daughter Lisa - lost that day at just 22 - and reminded us why we never forget. 🇺🇸

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25 years later, we remember. Thank you to all who joined us yesterday to honor the lives lost on 9/11 and the heroes who answered the call.

And our deepest gratitude to Tom Frost, who shared the story of his daughter Lisa - lost that day at just 22 - and reminded us why we never forget. 🇺🇸

Join us at the Nixon Library tomorrow morning at 11:00 AM.

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Join us at the Nixon Library tomorrow morning at 11:00 AM.

Vindicated.

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Make your plans to be part of the 2026 Grand Strategy Summit.

📍The Ritz-Carlton, Washington D.C.
September 30 & October 1, 2026

Register at the link in bio.

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Make your plans to be part of the 2026 Grand Strategy Summit.

📍The Ritz-Carlton, Washington D.C.
September 30 & October 1, 2026

Register at the link in bio.

Today`s crises. Nixon`s playbook. The 5th annual Grand Strategy Summit.

9.30.26 - 10.1.26

REGISTER at the link in bio.

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Today's crises. Nixon's playbook. The 5th annual Grand Strategy Summit.

9.30.26 - 10.1.26

REGISTER at the link in bio.

Richard Nixon on communists.

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Richard M. Nixon

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CONTINUING HIS LEGACY

The Nixon legacy is not just history—it’s a living, evolving presence that continues to shape public understanding and civic engagement. Through the dedicated efforts of the Richard Nixon Foundation, with the steadfast support of the Nixon Family, President Nixon’s vision, leadership, and enduring contributions are preserved and shared with new generations.

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Nixon and Kennedy on Taxing the Oil Industry (1960)

Should the oil depletion allowance be cut? In their third debate, in October 1960, John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon took opposite sides.

Frank McGee of NBC News notes that Texas, ...home of Kennedy's running mate, Lyndon Johnson, is seen as "in doubt in this election year," and asks whether the 27½ percent allowance is inequitable. Kennedy says every depletion allowance, oil included, should be "gone over in detail," and that "if I'm elected President, the whole spectrum of taxes will be gone through carefully."

Nixon says he favors the present allowance "not because I want to make a lot of oil men rich, but because I want to make America rich," as an incentive for companies to explore for oil. "I want us to have more oil exploration and not less." As president, Nixon signed the Tax Reform Act of 1969, which cut the allowance to 22 percent.

CHAPTERS
0:00 The question: the oil depletion allowance
0:36 Kennedy: review every allowance
1:14 "If I'm elected President"
1:25 His vote on the largest producers
1:48 Nixon: "completely different"
2:03 Why have a depletion allowance
2:22 "Exactly the wrong thing"
2:46 Paying for programs through depletion
2:59 Oil's share of depletion

WATCH THE FULL DEBATE
Nixon and Kennedy Face Off In 3rd Presidential Debate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac9dd0dNOqM

The third of the four 1960 presidential debates aired on all networks on October 13, 1960. Vice President Richard Nixon spoke from a Los Angeles studio and Senator John F. Kennedy from New York, 3,000 miles apart, taking questions from four reporters. Bill Shadel of ABC News moderated.

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Nixon and Kennedy on Taxing the Oil Industry (1960)

Nixon's 1968 Strategy for Dealing With the Soviet Union

How do you negotiate with an adversary that seems to have no reason to talk? In 1968, four years before his first summit in Moscow, Richard Nixon laid out his ...answer.

On The Nixon Answer, a 1968 campaign broadcast from Detroit, University of Michigan graduate student Richard Vidmer asks how Nixon would pursue Soviet-American cooperation. Nixon says the first step is "reestablishing the strength of the United States' bargaining position," then walks through why the Soviets might see little reason to talk about Vietnam, the Mideast or Cuba.

What the two countries share, he argues, is an interest in avoiding nuclear war. He proposes "a very carefully planned series of meetings between the President of the United States and the leader of the Soviet Union," adding that "it isn't going to be settled in one summit." Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev went on to meet in Moscow in 1972, in the United States in 1973 and in Moscow again in 1974.

CHAPTERS
0:00 The question: working with the Soviets
0:17 Start by restoring U.S. strength
0:41 A strong third force in Europe
1:06 Negotiating from strength
1:28 Why the Soviets might not want to talk
2:03 "Another side to this coin"
2:23 A planned series of meetings
2:45 "Pick them off one by one"
3:11 Avoiding a world war

WATCH THE FULL BROADCAST
From the Archives: The Nixon Answer in Michigan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dg6yfOpYYY

The Nixon Answer was a one-hour 1968 campaign broadcast from Detroit. Richard Nixon took questions from a seven-member citizen panel, with Bud Wilkinson as moderator.

Thumbnail photo: Richard Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev, 1973. White House Photo Office.

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Nixon on Inflation and Social Security in 1968

What happens to retirees when the cost of living keeps rising? Asked in 1968 about a proposed 50% increase in Social Security benefits, Richard Nixon made inflation his answer.

On The ...Nixon Answer, a 1968 campaign broadcast from Detroit, public relations counsel Edith Blinn Hall reads a letter about Vice President Hubert Humphrey's proposal. Nixon says that kind of increase is not possible at this point and that "we've got to stop the rise in the cost of living for the 20 million people over 65." His example: someone who had $10,000 in Social Security, life insurance or pensions four years earlier has seen it cut to $9,000 by inflation.

He also backs "an automatic increase in Social Security benefits whenever the cost of living goes up." Automatic increases became law in 1972 and were first paid in 1975. And he warns that generosity that drives up prices "isn't real generosity. That's robbing the poor."

CHAPTERS
0:00 A letter about Social Security
0:24 The 50% proposal
1:06 Nixon's answer
1:23 Stop the rise in the cost of living
1:39 What inflation does to $10,000
1:54 A new fiscal policy
2:22 Automatic cost-of-living increases
2:52 "This is a rich country"
3:04 "That's robbing the poor"

WATCH THE FULL BROADCAST
From the Archives: The Nixon Answer in Michigan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dg6yfOpYYY

The Nixon Answer was a one-hour 1968 campaign broadcast from Detroit. Richard Nixon took questions from a seven-member citizen panel, with Bud Wilkinson as moderator.

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The Most Under-Talked-About Story in Geopolitics | Sen. Steve Daines

Why does a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan matter to the United States? Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., calls what's happening in Central Asia and the South Caucasus "probably the ...most under-talked about, least understood global geopolitical situation in the world at the moment."

In conversation with Matthew Continetti, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, at the Richard Nixon Foundation's 2026 Grand Strategy Summit, Daines describes traveling between Baku and Yerevan as the United States helped broker the agreement the two countries initialed in Washington in August 2025. He also recalls telling Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev, "You live in a tough neighborhood."

Daines explains why the region matters far beyond its borders. On flight-tracking apps, he says, airplanes "shoot the gap" over Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia because they can't overfly Russia or Iran. That same choke point could give Central Asia's energy resources "an alternative kind of routing that bypasses Russia and Iran."

CHAPTERS
0:00 "Under-talked about, least understood"
0:22 The war between Armenia and Azerbaijan
1:01 "You live in a tough neighborhood"
1:49 Brokering a peace agreement
2:23 Two foreign ministers in one room
3:06 What flight-tracking apps show
3:39 A route around Russia and Iran

WATCH THE FULL PANEL
Competing With China: Conservative Realism in Practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r0sz7E3Jog

Recorded October 1, 2026, at the Richard Nixon Foundation's Grand Strategy Summit in Washington, D.C.

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Why Nixon Ruled Out Troops in Czechoslovakia (1968)

What could the United States do for people behind the Iron Curtain? After the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, Stanley Krajewski, editor of the Polish Daily News in ...Detroit, put that question to Richard Nixon.

On The Nixon Answer, a 1968 campaign broadcast from Detroit, Nixon says he would use "the economic and diplomatic strength of the United States" to "lift that Iron Curtain a bit," but rules out sending U.S. forces "with the two nuclear giants facing each other." He also explains why the Senate should not approve the Non-Proliferation Treaty while Soviet troops were in Czechoslovakia. As president, he asked the Senate to approve the treaty, and it did in March 1969.

Nixon closes with what he calls "perhaps the most emotional experience of all my travels abroad": his stop in Warsaw in August 1959, on his way home from the kitchen debate with Nikita Khrushchev. He recalls 150,000 people coming out to throw flowers in his car and crying out, "Long live the United States, long live Poland."

CHAPTERS
0:00 The question: lift the Iron Curtain?
0:22 Economic and diplomatic strength
0:44 Why not U.S. forces
1:21 Delaying the Non-Proliferation Treaty
1:50 Moral influence with the Soviets
2:06 Warsaw, 1959
2:27 "Long live Poland"
2:42 "Their desire for freedom of choice"

WATCH THE FULL BROADCAST
From the Archives: The Nixon Answer in Michigan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dg6yfOpYYY

The Nixon Answer was a one-hour 1968 campaign broadcast from Detroit. Richard Nixon took questions from a seven-member citizen panel, with Bud Wilkinson as moderator.

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Why the U.S. Can't Decouple From China | Sen. Steve Daines

Can the United States and China stay engaged and avoid conflict? Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., starts with the scale of the relationship: the world's two largest economies, which he says ...make up 42% of global GDP, and, he argues, its two most powerful militaries.

In conversation with Matthew Continetti, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, at the Richard Nixon Foundation's 2026 Grand Strategy Summit, Daines argues that "we cannot decouple from China, but we need to de-risk," and that diplomacy has to work alongside economic and military strength. A conflict between the two powers, he says, "would be existential, obviously, for the world."

Daines also discusses what he calls "one of the untold stories of the relationship," the frequent direct contact between President Trump and Xi Jinping, and why lowering tensions matters at a time of unrest around the world.

CHAPTERS
0:00 The world's two largest economies
0:37 The AI competition
0:58 "We cannot decouple from China"
1:22 Is the relationship headed for conflict?
1:48 "One of the untold stories"
2:49 The May visit to China
3:19 De-escalating tariffs and rhetoric
3:34 A world of geopolitical unrest

WATCH THE FULL PANEL
Competing With China: Conservative Realism in Practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r0sz7E3Jog

Recorded October 1, 2026, at the Richard Nixon Foundation's Grand Strategy Summit in Washington, D.C.

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Articles

November 3, 2026

Gary Sinise Shares Story of His Most Inspirational Role: Father to a “Graceful Warrior”

Gary Sinise is known for many roles, from acclaimed actor to veterans’ advocate. But on Monday evening at the Nixon Library, he spoke to a sold-out audience in a more personal role: father. Before the talk, Sinise helped lead a swearing-in ceremony for 20 U.S. Army recruits. He then joined Nixon Foundation President and CEO Jim Byron for a conversation about his new book, Graceful Warrior: The True Story of a Son, a Father, and a Family Who Carried Each Other Through.

November 2, 2026

Karl Rove: To Understand Today’s Politics, Look to America’s Past

Understanding today’s political climate starts with understanding America’s past, former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove told an audience at the Nixon Library on Oct. 27. Rove spoke at a National Civics Day program of the Foundation’s Nixon Civic Academy. He met with student participants before the talk and praised their engagement and questions.

October 23, 2026

Trace Gallagher Brings Fox News @ Night to the Nixon Library

Fox News anchor Trace Gallagher spoke to a full audience in the Nixon Library’s East Room on Monday about his new memoir, Turns Out They Were Right All Along, before hosting Fox News @ Night live from the Library.

Coming in 2027

New Nixon Documentary

A fresh, balanced portrayal of Richard Nixon’s life and legacy. Featuring leading historians, White House insiders who knew him personally, and unprecedented access to the Nixon Library to finally tell the complete story.

Podcasts

If Nixon Stayed

What if August 8, 1974 was just another hot, humid DC summer day? What if "Watergate" wasn’t a word synonymous with scandal?

Captured Shot Down in Vietnam - POW Podcast

50 years ago, 591 American prisoners of war were saved from North Vietnam. Hear their stories like never before.

Nixon Now Podcast

An interview podcast about American and world history during the life and times of President Nixon, and its impact on today’s society.

If Nixon Stayed

What if August 8, 1974 was just another hot, humid DC summer day? What if "Watergate" wasn’t a word synonymous with scandal?

Captured Shot Down in Vietnam - POW Podcast

50 years ago, 591 American prisoners of war were saved from North Vietnam. Hear their stories like never before.

Nixon Now Podcast

An interview podcast about American and world history during the life and times of President Nixon, and its impact on today’s society.

Nixon Now Podcast

An interview podcast about American and world history during the life and times of President Nixon, and its impact on today’s society.

Nixon Library Events

A podcast featuring distinguished speaker events at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library.

President Nixon Speeches

A podcast of Richard Nixon’s speeches and other public statements.

Captured Shot Down in Vietnam - POW Podcast

50 years ago, 591 American prisoners of war were saved from North Vietnam. Hear their stories like never before.