Nelson Rockefeller swearing in ceremony as the 41st Vice President

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @jackdowd6238
    @jackdowd6238 5 лет назад +61

    Best political biography in last 50 years...On His Own Terms by Richard Norton Smith

  • @ilmsff7
    @ilmsff7 2 года назад +66

    Chief Justice Burger had to swear in a lot of people in 1974.

  • @sambradley2975
    @sambradley2975 6 лет назад +55

    He was Governor of NY, & briefly served as VP under Ford, but was replaced by Sen. Robert Dole to be a running mate on the 1976 GOP ticket. He spoke with a bit of a Boston accent.

    • @MHurtado89
      @MHurtado89 3 года назад +4

      @sboudreaux27 *15. He served until December of '73. Malcolm Wilson finished off the last year of the term, 1974.

    • @stephenj.schneider5185
      @stephenj.schneider5185 Год назад +5

      Actually, it's a highbrow New York accent. But certain words may sound a bit New England. It's all New York.

    • @Benjifan2000
      @Benjifan2000 Год назад +5

      He wasn't replaced he chose to retire.

  • @emmarose4234
    @emmarose4234 3 года назад +32

    One of my favorite Vice Presidents.

    • @onomatopoeia162003
      @onomatopoeia162003 Год назад +3

      Humphrey would be mine. And not because I was born and raised here in MN either :)
      Mainly because he was ahead of his time when it came to Civil Rights in 1948

  • @bradyfry8031
    @bradyfry8031 3 года назад +28

    And unfortunately we've recently lost another vice president, Walter Mondale

  • @sambradley2975
    @sambradley2975 6 лет назад +60

    Rockefeller had a temper that sometimes flared up. I remember he gave the middle finger to a reporter.

    • @christopherthurston3919
      @christopherthurston3919 5 лет назад +19

      I hate the press...Good for Rocky!!!

    • @thewatchdog9541
      @thewatchdog9541 4 года назад +11

      Protesters flipped Rockefeller off, so he gave the same gesture in return at SUNY Binghamton. They deserved it. He never gave reporters the middle finger. Get your facts straight: rarehistoricalphotos.com/rockefeller-middle-finger-1976/

    • @bigjoetube
      @bigjoetube 4 года назад +4

      @@thewatchdog9541 Thats right. Hippies from the Vietnam era.

  • @theincrediblegeneral5135
    @theincrediblegeneral5135 Год назад +7

    I can't believe he would just swear in his face like that!

  • @nlgbbbblth
    @nlgbbbblth 2 года назад +18

    Nelson Rockefeller = legend

  • @stevenfrasher3780
    @stevenfrasher3780 3 года назад +13

    The presiding officer of the Senate that day (Rockefeller shakes his hand on the rostrum shortly after swearing in) was President pro tempore of the Senate, Sen. James O. Eastland (D-MS), who was one of the staunch anti-integration Southern Democrats who helped maintain the post-New Deal Democratic coalition for so long. Eastland was, at the time, was the most senior member of the majority party who is then President pro tempore or president of the Senate in the absence of a Vice President.

  • @gracekeiru1925
    @gracekeiru1925 2 года назад +13

    What a lovely supportive wife! Happy Rockefeller looks beautiful poised and exceptionally distinguished on such a momentous occasion for Nelson, her and the family! 😇🤗💓

  • @redjirachi1
    @redjirachi1 6 лет назад +68

    Imagine if he was nominated and became president in '68, instead of Nixon

    • @Gnashercide
      @Gnashercide 5 лет назад +7

      Lmao Rockefeller king of usa

    • @haroldlawson8771
      @haroldlawson8771 4 года назад +10

      Thankfully that didn’t happen

    • @calvincoolidge5943
      @calvincoolidge5943 3 года назад +1

      No

    • @douglaz74
      @douglaz74 3 года назад +10

      I am starting to think the 1970s would have been better. President Rockerfeller would have Better managed Washington DC.

    • @redjirachi1
      @redjirachi1 3 года назад +13

      @@douglaz74 He almost became president in 1975 when someone tried to shoot Ford. Fortunately someone was nearby and moved their gun hand away

  • @torgman
    @torgman 3 года назад +25

    I think this was the first time TV cameras were allowed in the Senate.

    • @guillemedina7908
      @guillemedina7908 6 месяцев назад +1

      Ford's swearing in ceremony as VP was also filmed in the Senate. That was 1973

    • @torgman
      @torgman 6 месяцев назад

      @@guillemedina7908 is it here anywhere?

    • @torgman
      @torgman 6 месяцев назад

      @@guillemedina7908 No, that was in the House. ruclips.net/video/14SDqpN82cw/видео.htmlsi=smItRJSCr8oQ6Idf

    • @ZacV47
      @ZacV47 2 месяца назад

      @@guillemedina7908nope, that was done in the house

  • @helpinghal
    @helpinghal 7 лет назад +15

    I believe this was the first time tv cameras were allowed in the Senate chamber, possibly the last time until Cspan 2 started.

  • @BBQFanNo1
    @BBQFanNo1 2 года назад +5

    Among the longest serving Republican Governor of the State Of New York from January 1, 1959 to December 18, 1973

  • @chesterallansamonte6814
    @chesterallansamonte6814 3 года назад +10

    Robert Byrd's longevity,,, just wow!

    • @frankgarrett242
      @frankgarrett242 2 года назад +6

      Good ol’ fashioned southern boy. A klansman too!

    • @daveverplank
      @daveverplank Год назад

      @@frankgarrett242 not just a Klansman, but the Grand Wizard.

  • @daveyork0
    @daveyork0 6 лет назад +11

    WTF the VP PRESIDES over the Senate. Why would he require permission to speak on the Senate floor?

    • @germojulia
      @germojulia 5 лет назад +4

      daveyork0, This took place in the House of Representatives.
      The Speaker of the House must give permission before anyone addresses those in that chamber.

    • @MHurtado89
      @MHurtado89 5 лет назад +3

      @@germojulia That is definitely not the House chamber

    • @thewatchdog9541
      @thewatchdog9541 4 года назад +2

      Senate rules.

    • @johnfarr2738
      @johnfarr2738 4 года назад +6

      Because he wasn’t a member of the Senate, he was Governor of NY.

    • @thewatchdog9541
      @thewatchdog9541 3 года назад

      @@johnfarr2738 Actually, Rockefeller resigned as Governor in December 1973. He was succeeded by Lt. Governor Malcolm Wilson in the hope it would help Wilson in the 1974 Gubernatorial election. Unfortunately for Wilson, he lost the general election to Hugh Carey.

  • @phoenixtimes2
    @phoenixtimes2 11 лет назад +61

    Great man and great American...

  • @gamingman3575
    @gamingman3575 2 месяца назад

    There were three Vice Presidents throughout the Presidential Term Period effective 1/20/1973-1/20/1977. Spiro Agnew (1973 - resigned), Gerald Ford (1973-1974 - succeeded when Nixon resigned), and finally Rockefeller, who Ford nominated.

  • @paulsonj72
    @paulsonj72 3 года назад +4

    Where was Mike Mansfield(majority leader at the time) I ask because Robert Byrd as acting majority leader requested unanimous consent to let Rockefeller speak.

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 3 года назад

      BOTH PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT ARE NOT ELECTED...🤔🤔🤔

    • @helpinghal
      @helpinghal 2 года назад

      Hi. Senator Mansfield was in China at that time.(source: ABC News coverage of this event)

  • @trucking604
    @trucking604 9 лет назад +57

    Back when the Republican party was still sane and was the progressive party! Gerry Ford and Nelson Rockefeller would be rolling over in their graves if they could their party today!

    • @trucking604
      @trucking604 9 лет назад +15

      ***** Goldwater softened up his views as he grew older. I remember Goldwater's disdain for the Religious Right (I call them the Religious Wrong). Goldwater was also pro-choice. As a Libertarian he didn't think it was the governments business. The modern Libertarians are anti-choice, so the modern Libertarians aren't even true Libertarians anymore. Goldwater was also for gays serving in the military. I remember him saying gays have served in the military since the times of Julius Caesar. I also remember Goldwater saying "you don't have to be straight to serve, you just have to shoot straight".

    • @joecole5643
      @joecole5643 9 лет назад +12

      +trucking604 I am reading your comment and remembering when the DEMOCRATS were pro-choice when it came to gun ownership. Those days are gone as well

    • @joecole5643
      @joecole5643 9 лет назад

      +sandythebear very good point

    • @andrewcoon4958
      @andrewcoon4958 8 лет назад +1

      trucking604 Just shoot straight.... So true.

    • @simonster-9094
      @simonster-9094 7 лет назад +5

      yea, the democratic party isn't doing so well either

  • @therebelreaper1486
    @therebelreaper1486 8 лет назад +35

    he should have been president

    • @jerryboucher5622
      @jerryboucher5622 6 лет назад +5

      Do you get paid well to sound this stupid.

    • @ASR_98
      @ASR_98 6 лет назад +3

      JERRY BOUCHER clearly you do.

    • @haroldkerrii6085
      @haroldkerrii6085 5 лет назад +2

      That is the dumbest comment I have seen posted anywhere on RUclips

    • @mazzenDjed
      @mazzenDjed 2 года назад

      Oh agree

  • @ClassPresidentAlejandro1999
    @ClassPresidentAlejandro1999 4 года назад +3

    when was this aired?

  • @johnfarr2738
    @johnfarr2738 7 лет назад +3

    Yes, IF their is a VP at the time who dies along with the president. But at the time their was no VP.

  • @ericeasterday5849
    @ericeasterday5849 4 года назад +3

    Was this recorded in 1975?

  • @peabody66
    @peabody66 2 месяца назад +1

    What date was this swearing in?

  • @bogglerful
    @bogglerful 10 лет назад +8

    "I never wanted to be vice president of anything."
    .
    Nelson A. Rockefeller
    .
    Wow. Some seriously clueless people on this thread.

    • @andrewthetextbook489
      @andrewthetextbook489 4 года назад +3

      Who knows all the crime his family has been responsible for? We will never know.

    • @joemartines3545
      @joemartines3545 2 года назад +2

      @@andrewthetextbook489 Met with Dulles in Oct 63...

  • @prophetichippo
    @prophetichippo 2 года назад

    This was the second time a vp was chosen (the other time was with LBJ) and the first time someone other than the president addressed the senate I think

    • @williambautz2705
      @williambautz2705 Год назад +1

      No LBJ did not chose a VP he did not get a replacement till Humphrey was elected with him in 1964!

  • @ronelschoeman7628
    @ronelschoeman7628 2 месяца назад +1

    You tube will ban me if I say what I what to say😅

  • @1962sab
    @1962sab 11 лет назад +2

    Great speech.

  • @lifestyle2987
    @lifestyle2987 5 лет назад +3

    What are you and Who am

  • @roberttuozzo4525
    @roberttuozzo4525 25 дней назад

    He should've won the Presidency in 1960

  • @ageofechochambers9469
    @ageofechochambers9469 2 года назад +4

    Against all enemies foreign and domestic ? Basically he's swearing to defend America against his own family who are domestic.
    Well he didn't keep that oath .

  • @TexasMan77
    @TexasMan77 2 года назад +1

    He was dumped from the ticket in 1976, not sure why. Ford later said he regretted doing that, it was a cowardly thing to do.

    • @jims3251
      @jims3251 2 года назад +1

      I could be wrong, but I could have sworn I read that Rockefeller didn't want to be on the ticket.

    • @walterfielding9079
      @walterfielding9079 2 года назад +5

      Ford wanted to keep Rockefeller but after a tight contest with Reagan in the 1976 Primaries, Ford's advisors urged him to pick a more Conservatives VP to make sure the Reaganites showed up to vote. Rockefeller meanwhile understood the situation and basically told Ford he would stay on, only if Ford urged him to stay, but otherwise Rockefeller would refuse the nomination (and to be fair to Ford most Republicans wanted Rockefeller out, especially Reaganites). Ford skeptically agreed and later Bob Dole became the VP candidate. Ford later said that he wished he had urged Rockefeller to stay. Ford and Rockefeller disagreed on policy as Ford was more to the center of the Republican Party (to the left of Reagan but to the right of Rockefeller) and Rockefeller was a liberal Republican. However despite their disagreements Rockefeller was loyal to Ford and helped get compromises passed between the Republican President and Democratic Senate. Ford was very appreciative of Rockefeller and I'm sure Ford would've kept Rockefeller if he had to have done it over again.

    • @djtforever1414
      @djtforever1414 2 года назад +1

      Former Vice President Rockefeller died in 1979. If Ford and Rockefeller had been the candidates and had won they would have been elected to the 1977 - 1981 term. Would he have lived?

    • @walterfielding9079
      @walterfielding9079 Год назад +2

      @MADVOCATE 000 Potentially, but if Ford had picked Rockefeller, the Reaganites would've hated it, and there's a chance some of those folks would've simply stayed home instead of picking between Ford/Rockefeller and Carter/Mondale. Ford was in a tight position no matter what he did. Any decision made ran the risk of making some group of voters mad. Picking Dole made the moderate wing skeptical, and Dole said some outlandish comments during the 1976 campaign. If Ford had picked someone else, it would've ran another risk we haven't discussed. Ford was in tough position and no matter what he did, someone was going to get mad.

    • @daveverplank
      @daveverplank Год назад

      This was back when there were two wings of the Republican Party. Rockefeller represented the liberal wing, also known as the Rockefeller wing. They were the wing that never won anything.

  • @williamdunphy352
    @williamdunphy352 3 месяца назад

    Reporting:
    Roger Mudd.

  • @janicknorman9396
    @janicknorman9396 9 лет назад +6

    Ford doesn't look too happy at 3:44.

    • @Pius-XI
      @Pius-XI 5 лет назад +6

      @sboudreaux27 President Ford always said afterwards that was one his greatest mistakes.

    • @cristinazamfirkalogirou1383
      @cristinazamfirkalogirou1383 3 года назад +3

      @sboudreaux27 He did not dumped him. Rockefeller wanted to retire

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 3 года назад +1

      @@cristinazamfirkalogirou1383 HE DIED 3 YEARS LATER IN 1979.

    • @cristinazamfirkalogirou1383
      @cristinazamfirkalogirou1383 3 года назад +1

      @@shahrulamar5358 I know

  • @jameshanold6545
    @jameshanold6545 Год назад

    Nelson had served as the liberal Republican governor of New York State-from 1959 to 1973, In addition-Nelson ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 1960/1964/1968-he lost all three times. Also-via pressure from conservative Republicans-Ford dropped Rockefeller from the 1976 Republican presidential/vice presidential ticket in late 1975. After narrowly defeating Ronald Reagan for the nomination in August, 1976-Ford chose longtime Kansas senator Bob Dole to be his vice presidential running mate; sadly enough-Ford and Dole were narrowly defeated by the liberal Democrat ticket of former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter and longtime Minnesota senator Walter Mondale.

  • @andrewthetextbook489
    @andrewthetextbook489 4 года назад +3

    Nelson Rockefeller almost looks like an older Ted Cruz.

  • @CrooningForLeftovers
    @CrooningForLeftovers 10 лет назад +1

    Rocky certainly enjoyed seeing Nixon go. Tricky Dick hated him !!

    • @johnbarnes5237
      @johnbarnes5237 8 лет назад +3

      +CrooningForLeftovers They actually lived in the same Manhattan apartment building for a number of years in the mid-1960s, though they used different entrances to avoid running into each other all the time. An old NY doorman told me that.

  • @markpippin5437
    @markpippin5437 6 лет назад +6

    Ford doesn't look happy at all.

    • @MrHalohunter24
      @MrHalohunter24 5 лет назад +13

      Mark Pippin I wouldn’t be happy either with all the crap he had to deal with. Imagine being just a Representative and then BOOM you’re President and you need to hold the nation together because your predecessor screwed up.

  • @druther28
    @druther28 10 лет назад +1

    Please correct the spelling of Rockefeller's name.

  • @curtingdebaptismcurtgolp262
    @curtingdebaptismcurtgolp262 Год назад

    "Nelson Rockefeller was curt golp"

  • @PerkiReport
    @PerkiReport 3 года назад +8

    Fun fact, Biden was there.

    • @VedantMishra55
      @VedantMishra55 3 года назад +1

      😂😂

    • @kendalltube9633
      @kendalltube9633 3 года назад +2

      Biden was there when RFK and MLK and Malcom X and JFK were all assassinated. He is everywhere where Evil resides.

    • @edwardpacheco1436
      @edwardpacheco1436 3 года назад +1

      @@kendalltube9633 no he wasn’t Biden was elected to the senate in 1973

    • @herondelatorre4023
      @herondelatorre4023 3 года назад +2

      @@edwardpacheco1436 Correction. Biden was elected in 1972, but was sworn in as a US senator in 1973.

    • @doody244
      @doody244 2 года назад

      @@kendalltube9633 what are you talking about? Biden was in college at U Delaware when JFK was assassinated in Dallas. Malcolm X was killed in NYC while Biden was in Delaware. Biden was in law school at Syracuse when MLK and RFK died. Memphis and Los Angeles are both quite far from Syracuse. Brush up on your geography.

  • @frankcivitak8248
    @frankcivitak8248 5 месяцев назад

    Historic

  • @Kiok12345
    @Kiok12345 11 месяцев назад

    Conolius piong &Sister Judit telah malukan saya dan telah mendera saya...

  • @cynthiachronister4082
    @cynthiachronister4082 3 года назад

    Is that george bush sitting next to ford? Holy shit

    • @premodayasatsang
      @premodayasatsang 2 года назад

      absolutely not. george w. bush would have been about 29 at that time, and had no role or experience in government. nobody would have been ok with seating that known cocaine-head next to the sitting president of the united states.

    • @antaresalexandersporkyadda8008
      @antaresalexandersporkyadda8008 Год назад

      Oh my landlord.

  • @rodolfomjrambario4678
    @rodolfomjrambario4678 6 лет назад

    my youth FATHER

  • @marbury2403
    @marbury2403 2 года назад +1

    The right last name get you a lot in the United States.

  • @Votedjt2024
    @Votedjt2024 Год назад +1

    Gerald Rudolf Ford jr is da man

  • @mike_404
    @mike_404 2 года назад

    Somewhere in that chamber… Joe Biden is there clapping

  • @LetsMars
    @LetsMars 2 года назад

    This reminds me of the scene in There Will Be Blood when Daniel gets baptized.

  • @raygordonteacheschess5501
    @raygordonteacheschess5501 Год назад +1

    When Rockefeller died, his house at 9-17 West 54th was sold, sending Rhodes Prep to 83rd and Amsterdam, where I was robbed by a student from the 600 school, Sammy Gravano's alma mater!

  • @shirtless6934
    @shirtless6934 5 лет назад +4

    What's up with those clods, requiring him to ask permission? Upon being sworn in as Vice President, he became the President of the Senate. Why does the presiding office of the Senate need permission to speak to the Senate?

    • @godblessamericaford8686
      @godblessamericaford8686 3 года назад +6

      He presides over votes and can break ties but has no right to address the senate without permission

  • @shahrulamar5358
    @shahrulamar5358 2 года назад +4

    Rockefeller died mysteriously in 1979. 😟😟😟

    • @premodayasatsang
      @premodayasatsang 2 года назад

      he didn't die "mysteriously". stop spreading false statements. he was a 71-year-old man in the middle of humping his (half his age) secretary, when he suffered a massive heart attack. all of this is well-documented and undisputed. you may have read reprinted accounts shortly after his demise, when the facts had not been publically stated yet, in deference to Rockefeller's wife and family - all of which did lend an air mystery, as the initial claims about what happened were patently evasive and had no ring of truth.

    • @luisvaldes1568
      @luisvaldes1568 2 года назад +1

      Was not with Happy when it happened!

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 2 года назад +1

      @@luisvaldes1568 No. With much younger lady. 🙂🙂

    • @charmainejames9539
      @charmainejames9539 Год назад +1

      He died at the Rockefeller Town House on West 54th St. in Manhattan. The suppressed story he had a heart attack while having sex with his Assistant Press Secretary Megan (sorry I’ve forgotten her last name!) Mr. Rockefeller was 70 years old at the time of his death. May he Rest In Peace and Eternal Light shine upon his Soul.

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 Год назад

      @@charmainejames9539 His brother David, a World War 2 veteran, live much longer. He died in 2017, age 101.

  • @xnibbybooksavage
    @xnibbybooksavage 2 года назад

    when did this aire?

  • @drje3033
    @drje3033 5 лет назад +3

    *Rockefeller* 😒

  • @mazzenDjed
    @mazzenDjed 2 года назад

    I think he should be a president imagine

  • @vcab6875
    @vcab6875 5 месяцев назад

    We have gone from a nation envisioned, established and guided by enlighten Oligarchs to a post 9/11 America guided by a Stupefied Plutocracy.

  • @jimmyjohnson6663
    @jimmyjohnson6663 3 года назад

    100 ! 💯 ♥️

  • @margaretneanover3385
    @margaretneanover3385 4 года назад

    Byrd? No wonder Glenn was asked ...
    Did Byrd know? ...my guess no.

  • @antaresalexandersporkyadda8008

    Tldr Rockefeller did Happy.

  • @cynthiachronister4082
    @cynthiachronister4082 3 года назад +3

    Kissinger rat

  • @hozonkai9967
    @hozonkai9967 3 года назад +1

    Biden was there

  • @lifestyle2987
    @lifestyle2987 5 лет назад

    Discharge

  • @joemartines3545
    @joemartines3545 2 года назад +1

    A truly Orwellian speech...

  • @MrHalohunter24
    @MrHalohunter24 Год назад

    The President Who Never Was

  • @glennfeuer7408
    @glennfeuer7408 Год назад

    Why did Rockefeller's wife not hold the bible? Betty Ford held the bible when Gerald was sworn in as Vice President the previous year.

  • @jerryboucher5622
    @jerryboucher5622 6 лет назад +3

    Love to know how much he paid Ford for this job.

  • @J.B24
    @J.B24 4 года назад +3

    VPs should not be President of the Senate. We need to change that law.

    • @stickitinyourear2011
      @stickitinyourear2011 4 года назад +5

      Why? What is the problem with it? The Vp should have more power in the administration then they do that is what should change.

    • @J.B24
      @J.B24 4 года назад

      @@stickitinyourear2011 So, the senate is legislative branch and the VP is executive branch. They need to be totally separate. I don't mind the VP having more power in the executive branch but he shouldn't part of the actual passing of legislation and confirming supreme court justices. He shouldn't be creating a majority where no majority exists.

    • @mcapple7651
      @mcapple7651 3 года назад +3

      @@J.B24 I think its good to remind the legislative branch that the executive branch still has power. Especially in the senate, which used to be filled with politicians chosen by their state's governors. I think its good to have visual reminder that the executive branch is important, plus its not good for laws the tie to be thrown out, it makes it look like the country is divided. With the VP, it can get passed or rejected based on how the people (the ticket the people elected) feel. And it can always get changed later by a different ticket, elected by the people.

    • @J.B24
      @J.B24 3 года назад

      @@mcapple7651 Not sure what you're talking about here but separation of powers means just that: SEPARATION. Plus, all you have to do is look at the last 4 years and see just exactly why this should be. The independent body should be the one who confirms judges, not vice presidents breaking the tie. I like the way they do it in great britain. They're speaker does not make a majority where a majority doesn't already exist, therefore they don't vote in the affirmative for tie breaking votes.

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 3 года назад

      @@stickitinyourear2011 ONE OF THE MAIN JOB OF VP WAS ATTENDING THE FUNERAL OF FOREIGN LEADERS. 😃😃😃