In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the famed director and longtime critic of Trump delivered an unfiltered take on the Republican leader’s tenure in the White House while comparing him to ...

Kissinger, a German-born political scientist, was appointed national security adviser by President Richard Nixon ... following Nixon’s resignation, President Gerald Ford removed Kissinger ...

On Nov. 17, 1973, President Richard M. Nixon ... He resigned from the presidency nine months later in August 1974. Gerald Ford, Nixon’s vice president who became president after Nixon’s ...

He follows only the late Henry Kissinger, who served as both secretary of state and national security adviser for two years under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford in the 1970s. Rubio — a ...

Marco Rubio becomes the second person after Henry Kissinger to serve as both secretary of state and national security adviser ...

Henry Kissinger, who served as President Richard Nixon's national ... Kissinger retained both jobs under Nixon's successor, President Gerald Ford, until Ford installed Brent Scowcroft as national ...

Two weeks later, Richard Nixon resigned as president ... but was not prosecuted and convicted because of a President Gerald Ford pardon. A jury found Trump guilty of felony business fraud.

Trump’s record was the worst start to a presidency since Gerald Ford’s first 100 days when he took over in August 1974 during the depths of the Watergate scandal, after Richard Nixon resigned ...

But that was then. For Donald Trump, it’s not Nixon but Gerald Ford that comes to mind this week. The president closes out his first 100 days in office able to claim almost-singlehanded ...