On this episode of Nutsworld, it has been almost 50 years since President Richard Milhouse Nixon

resigned from the presidency.

Nixon normalized U.S. relations with China, and by so doing, he encircled the Soviets

and made certain they knew they were on the losing side of the Cold War.

Nixon signed the first major strategic arms limitation treaty with the Soviets, which involved real cuts done

of mutual respect and fear. Nixon made peace possible in the Middle East and saved the children

of Israel by assuring that Israel would not be defeated in the Amkipper War. Nixon ended the war in Vietnam and brought home the prisoners.

Nixon said he would leave us a generation of peace, and he did.

My guest today was a speechwriter and friend of President Nixon

and says he misses him every day, and he's joining me to discuss his new book,

The Peacemaker, Nixon, the man, president, and my friend.

I'm really pleased to welcome my guest, Ben Stein.

He is a writer, actor, economist, and lawyer.

He writes the Dreams column for Newsmax magazine,

Ben Stein's Diary for the American Spectator, and is the host of

the world, according to Ben Stein podcast. His comedic role as the economics teacher in the film

Ferris Bueller's Day Off has been ranked as one of the 50 most famous scenes in movie history.

He was the co-host of the Emmy Award winning Win Ben Stein's money.

He's also the New York Times best-selling author or co-author of over 30 books.

Ben, welcome and thank you for joining me on Newts World.

You're very kind.

Thank you very much.

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