Secret Honor 1984 In this speculative one man drama, we see former President Richard Milhous Nixon alone in his study, dictating his thoughts into a tape recorder His only company are a four screen closed circuit TV setup, the portraits on the walls, a bottle of Chivas Regal and a loaded pistol At times addressing an imaginary judge in a court of public opinion, at other times speaking to an aide named Roberto, and sometimes just talking to himself, the former chief executive reflects, in a series of meandering monologues, on his humble Quaker upbringing, his school days, his family and a political career that reached all the way to the White House Nixon rails at his treatment by the likes of Dwight D Eisenhower, the goddam Kennedys, J Edgar Hoover, Henry Kissinger, Jews, liberals, the media, East Coast shits, among others, as he leads up to the true reasons for the Watergate scandal that resulted in his resignation an act he regards as one of secret honor