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It's obviously in the foreign policy sphere

where Nixon makes his greatest achievement,

one that survives and should survive just by Watergate.

And what stands there and sees the wall going to the deep of this mountain and realizes that it runs for

hundreds of miles, as a matter of fact, thousands of miles over the mountains and through the valleys of this country,

that it was built over 2,000

years ago. I think that you would have to conclude that this is a great wall, that it had to be

built by a great people. Nixon went to China, and it didn't do that then. Kennedy wanted to do it. This wasn't an

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