Stephen Merchant ("Extras") is a British transplant obsessed with infiltrating the glamorous L.A. social scene in this HBO comedy series.more
Stephen Merchant ("Extras") is a British transplant obsessed with...More
Starring: Stephen MerchantChristine WoodsNate Torrence
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To understand the dramatic rise and unprecedented fall of Richard Nixon, one must look to his beginnings. Raised by a family with modest means in a childhood beset by tragedy, Nixon learns early to recognize opportunity where he can and, perhaps more importantly, how to seize it.
In a devastating defeat, Nixon loses one of the closest presidential elections in US history to John F. Kennedy. Following another humiliating loss in California, he retreats from politics, but in 1968, with a country in turmoil at home and abroad, Nixon senses an opportunity for a comeback.
In 1969, Richard Nixon enters office after navigating one of the greatest political comebacks of all time, only to find that his survival hinges on a key promise: to end the Vietnam War. As the conflict rages on and the anti-war movement gains strength, the president suspects a conspiracy against him, one he will use any means necessary to defeat.
In a historic landslide, Nixon is re-elected to the Oval Office. But shortly into his second term, the cover-up of a break-in at the Democratic National Committee Headquarters at the Watergate complex starts to fall apart. As the President wages a battle in the press and in the courts, a desperate man becomes his own worst enemy, leaving the American public to pick up the pieces.