Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for April 22, 1977
Transcript:
Henry Kissinger: Second imperative: there are times when national interest is more important than the law! Barney: But, Dr. Kissinger, didn't Congress repudiate that view in 1974 in rejecting your Cyprus policy? Kissinger: No, Mr. Perkins! Only the policy was repudiated, not the view! Barney: Oh. Kissinger: I don't understand you, Mr. Perkins! What possesses you to keep interrupting me to ask these inane questions? Barney: Nervousness. I'm still sort of in awe of you, sir. Man: Hey, Doc, your Secret Service agent is blocking the blackboard again.