US President Richard Nixon speaks haltingly in French as he addresses a joint session of the Canadian Parliament, and jokes about his lack of fluency in the language.
US President Richard Nixon speaks haltingly in French as he addresses a joint session of the Canadian Parliament, and jokes about his lack of fluency in the language.
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1270704170
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Date created:
April 14, 1972
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00:00:56:01
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Canada
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