The changes to the show, which in some form remain to this day, are credited to Eric Foner, a history professor at Columbia University.
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Foner is responsible for writing the speech which President Clinton himself recorded at the White House.
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During a trip to the Hall of Presidents in the New New York Head Museum, Richard Nixon's head ruins Bender's illusions about the glamour of a life without a body.