Conversation 392-014

TapeTape 392StartMonday, January 1, 1973 at 11:20 AMEndMonday, January 1, 1973 at 1:10 PMParticipantsNixon, Richard M. (President);  Colson, Charles W.;  Sanchez, Manolo;  [Unknown person(s)];  Bull, Stephen B.Recording deviceOld Executive Office Building

On January 1, 1973, President Richard M. Nixon, Charles W. Colson, Manolo Sanchez, unknown person(s), and Stephen B. Bull met in the President's office in the Old Executive Office Building from 11:20 am to 1:10 pm. The Old Executive Office Building taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 392-014 of the White House Tapes.

Conversation No. 392-14

Date: January 1, 1973
Time: 11:20 am - 1:10 pm
Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with Charles W. Colson.

       Public relations [PR]
             -The President’s meeting with George E. Allen
                    -Television [TV] coverage
                          -Effect
                                -US bombing of North Vietnam
                                -Foreign policy
                    -Newspaper story
                          -Billy Kilmer’s daughter
                                -Cerebral palsy
                                -Age
                                -The President’s handwritten note
                                      -Delivery
                                            -Gerald L. Warren
                                                  -Washington Star
                    -Mrs. Felix Lumbrosso
                    -Allen
                          -Compared to Don Shula and Tom Landry
                          -[Washington Redskins]
                                -“Over-the-hill” gang
                          -Hand-shaking with Colson
                                -Spirit
                    -Hometown, state, country
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          -Identification
                -Hardhats
                -Press relations
     -Redskins fans at playoff game
          -Government workers
          -Chevrolet
          -Blacks
                -Larry Brown
          -Lower middle class
          -Chevrolet
          -Hecht Company
          -Government workers
                -Anti-elitism
     -The President’s supporters
          -Government unions
                -Maryland
                -Kenneth R. Lyons
                -Postal workers
                       -James Rademacher
                       -Blacks
                       -Rademacher’s statement at convention
     -The President’s opponents
          -Government workers
                -Liberal Democrats
                -Jews
                -Silver Spring, Maryland and Chevy Chase, Maryland
                -Sensitive jobs
                -1972 election
                -GS-16s, GS-17s, GS-18s
                -Intellectual community
                -Washington, DC press

Personal intelligence
     -Republicans
            -House of Representatives and Senate
                  -Resentment
     -The President’s experience as Congressman
            -Alger Hiss case
                  -Intellectuals
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-Liberals
-Conservatives
      -Barry M. Goldwater
      -Charles E. Goodell
            -Character
      -William E. Brock, III
-Clarence J. (“Bud”) Brown
      -James L. Buckley and William F. Buckley, Jr.
      -Patrick J. Buchanan
      -Hugh Scott
-Southern Democrats
      -Unknown person
      -Herman E. Talmadge
      -Russell B. Long
      -F. Edward Hebert
      -Richard B. Russell
            -Compared to Robert A. Taft, Sr.
-Taft
      -Henry Styles Bridges
            -Character
-William F. Knowland
      -Character
-Everett M. Dirksen
      -Character
-H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman
-John D. Ehrlichman
-Colson
-Raymond K. Price, Jr.
-Leonard Garment
-William L. Safire
-Buchanan
-Dwight L. Chapin
-John B. Connally
-Clark MacGregor
      -Minnesota
      -World War II experiences
            -Office of Strategic Services [OSS]
      -1968 campaign
            -Midwestern chairman
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                -Senate candidacy
                -Conservatism
                       -Anti-busing forces
                -Politics
                       -“Attack rationale”
                             -Allen
           -Acceptability
                -Peer groups

      Congressional relations
           -Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy eras
                 -Republican conservatives
                       -Capitol Hill Club
                       -Dullness
                       -Washington, DC establishment
           -Conservative Republicans
                 -Donald H. Rumsfeld [?]

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      1972 election results
           -Left-right confrontation
           -New York
                  -Jewish vote
                        -Hassidic Jews
                        -Conservative Jews
                        -Racial concerns
                              -Blacks
                              -Busing
                  -New York Times
                  -Watergate
           -Suburbs
           -Buffalo
           -Rochester
                  -Xerox Corporation
           -Boston
           -Philadelphia
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      Conservatives
           -George H. W. Bush
                 -Effectiveness
           -James L. Buckley [?]
           -South
                 -Economy
           -Virginia
           -Mills Godwin
                 -Independent
           -Linwood Holton
                 -Liberal Republican
                 -Eastern education
                 -Honesty
           -Southern legislatures
                 -Transportation Committee chairman
           -John B. Connally
                 -Colson’s conversation
                 -Party change

      The President’s schedule
           -Haldeman
           -Rose Bowl Parade
                 -California

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      Congressional relations
           -Gerald R. Ford’s and Scott’s recommendations
                 -William E. Timmons
                 -Meetings with the President
                 -Bryce N. Harlow
                 -Reception for retirees
                 -Breakfasts
                       -Group size
                       -Frequency
                 -Timmons
           -Haldeman
           -Ehrlichman
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     -Meetings with Republican governors
           -Linwood Holton
                 -Meeting with Ehrlichman
                       -Recommendation
                             -Frequency
                             -Democrats
     -Assumption
           -White House staff
     -Ford, Scott, Holton
           -Republicans
                 -Support for the President’s policies
                       -Meetings with the President
                             -Compared to Dwight D. Eisenhower
                                   -Businessman
                             -1972 election
                                   -Victory margin

Rose Bowl Parade
     -Colson’s viewing
     -TV
     -Flowers
           -Orchids, roses
     -Floats
           -Cost

Congressional relations
     -The President’s first term
     -1972 election
     -Votes
     -Meetings with the President
           -Social functions
           -Johnson
                 -Colson’s experience
                        -Lloyd M. Bentson, Jr., unknown person
                        -Dirksen, Ford
                        -John Sweeney
                        -Thomas W. (“Teddy”) Gleason
                        -Johnson’s drinking
                              -Party
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                                    -Dirksen
                                    -Stress
                  -Capitol Hill Club
                        -Reception
                  -White House
                  -Eisenhower
                        -Leverett Saltonstall
                  -William B. Saxbe
                        -“Embargo”
                              -Duration
                        -Samuel L. Devine
                              -Social function
            -William J. Baroody, Jr.
                  -Colson’s role
                  -Haldeman’s concern
                  -Colson’s role
                  -Saxbe
                  -Haldeman

Manolo Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 11:20 am.

       [Rose Bowl football game]
            -TV channel

[Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon’s comments are audible on the TV broadcast]

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 12:50 pm.

       Mrs. Nixon’s schedule
            -The President’s schedule
            -[University of Southern California] [USC]
                  -Salute to Mrs. Nixon

       Press relations
             -Warren’s press conference
                    -The President’s schedule
                         -Preparation of Inaugural speech and other messages
                         -TV watching
                               -Mrs. Nixon
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                             -Rose Bowl
                  -Wires

The President’s schedule
     -Office entry
           -Policeman
                  -Key
     -Colson’s conversation with Stephen B. Bull

Johnson
     -Watergate

Congressional relations
     -Meetings with the President
           -White House staff’s judgment
           -Johnson
           -Restoration of aloofness, mystery, grandeur
           -Camp David
           -Respect
                  -Compared to fellowship
           -Harlow
           -Ford
           -Ambassador from Korea
           -Hardhats
           -Aloofness
                  -Compared to insensitivity
           -Listening
           -Access
                  -Issues
                        -Base closures, dams
                  -Decisionmaking process
                  -Loyalists
           -Scott
           -Social events
           -Press relations
                  -Timmons
                  -The President’s schedule
                        -Lyons
                        -Work image
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                        -Mary McGrory
                              -Dancing in hotel
                                   -US bombing north of 20th Parallel
                        -Work
                              -Lyons
                  -Timmons
                        -Harlow
           -Purpose
     -Harlow’s view
           -Fallacy
                  -Timmons
                  -Harlow’s experience
                        -Carl Vinson
     -Congress’s power vis-à-vis the President’s power
           -Congress as “debating society”
           -Congressional paralysis
                  -Structure
     -Colson’s experience
     -Russell
           -Presidential ambitions
           -Relationship with the President
     -Republican Party
           -Francis L. Dale
           -David K. Wilson
           -Clarence J. (“Bud)” Brown, Jr.
     -Meetings with the President
           -Scott, Ford, Dirksen
     -Meetings with Agnew
           -The President’s experience as Vice President
           -Scott
     -Eisenhower
     -Baroody
           -Haldeman
                  -Cabinet, White House staff
     -Colson’s role

The President’s schedule
     -Business groups
           -Loyalists
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           -Business Council
           -George P. Shultz
                -Politics
                       -Donald McI. Kendall
                       -Treaties

Vietnam War
     -Shultz’s view
           -Colson’s trip to Key Biscayne with Shultz and Kendall
           -1972 election
                 -Kissinger’s “Peace is at hand” comment
     -End
           -Timing
     -1972 election
           -George S. McGovern

White House staff
     -Shultz
     -Ehrlichman
     -Intelligence
     -Haldeman
            -Toughness
            -Character
            -Emotions

Congressional relations
     -Meetings with the President
           -Social occasions
                 -Duration
           -Briefings
                 -Cabinet Room
                 -Morocco
     -William B. Saxbe
           -Trip to Asia
           -Anti-ballistic missiles [ABM] vote
     -Edward W. Brooke
           -Votes against the administration
           -Black identity
           -Constituency
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            -John Sherman Cooper
            -Brooke
                  -Massachusetts
                       -Constituency

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      1972 election results
           -Massachusetts
                  -Brooke
                  -Republican organization
                  -Francis W. Sargent
                  -Lieutenant Governor
                        -Donald R. Dwight
                               -Political ambitions
                               -Abilities
           -Victory margin
           -John H. Chaffee
           -Florida, West Virginia
           -Press relations
           -Congressional relations
           -Political leaders
           -Charles H. Percy
           -New Establishment
           -American Enterprise Institute [AEI]
           -Polling
                  -Louis P. Harris
                  -George H. Gallup
                  -Albert E. SIndlinger
           -Sindlinger
                  -Stress positive results

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      News summaries
          -Instant polling
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           -Issues
     -Editing
           -Cuts
     -Tone
           -Negativity
           -Positivity
     -The President’s reading
           -1973 Inauguration
     -Negative tone
           -Lyndon K. (“Mort”) Allin
           -Buchanan
           -1972 election period
                 -1972 campaign
                       -McGovern
           -Allin and Buchanan
                 -Press relations
                 -John A. Scali

White House staff
     -Alarmists
          -Watergate
                 -The President’s knowledge

News summaries
    -Allin
           -Alarmists
    -Buchanan
           -Crisis
                 -1972 campaign
                        -McGovern’s crowds
                               -Colson’s viewing in Boston
                               -Compared to the President’s crowds
           -Sensitivities, instincts
    -Positive tone
    -Congressional relations
           -New York Times, Washington Post
           -Washington Star
           -TV
                 -Martin Z. Agronsky
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     -Columbus Dispatch, Dallas Morning News, Nashville Banner

Colson
     -Future
           -Law firm
                -Seminars
                     -David Packard
                     -Facility
                -Moneymaking
                     -Albert H. Quie
                     -Packard
                     -Hubert Wallace [?]
                     -Facility

Packard
     -Experience in administration
          -Family problem
          -Cambodia
     -1972 campaign
     -Experience in administration
          -Exposure to problems

Rose Bowl Parade
     -Flowers
     -The President’s TV watching
          -Sound
     -Flowers
          -Floats

Football
     -Rose Bowl
     -Super Bowl
     -The President’s TV watching
          -The President’s reading, dictation
          -Sound
                -Telephone calls
                       -Playoff games
     -The President’s schedule
          -Meeting with Allen
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            -Rose Bowl, 1969
                 -Secret Service
                 -Unknown woman
                       -Late arrival
                       -Husband
                       -Comment about traffic
            -The President’s entourage
                 -Florida
                       -Staff
                       -Communication
                       -Secret Service
                 -University of Arkansas vs. [University of Texas] game, 1969
                       -Press relations
                       -Secret Service
                       -Staff
                              -Military aide
                              -Congressional relations
                 -Motorcade
                 -Public opinion
                 -Campaigning
            -The President’s attendance at theater and sporting events
                 -Redskins playoff game
                       -Traffic
                 -Compared to John F. Kennedy
                 -Rose Bowl, 1959
                       -Unknown woman
                              -Comment about traffic
            -Redskins playoff game
                 -Dressing rooms
                       -Dallas Cowboys
                 -Edward Bennett Williams

The President’s schedule
     -Meeting with Allen
           -Allen’s family
           -Press relations
                  -Network news
                        -William A. Gill, Jr.
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          Press relations
                -Warren’s press conference
                       -Timing

Colson left at an unknown time after 11:20 am.

[Pause]

Colson entered at an unknown time before 12:50 pm.

The President talked with an unknown person [Bull?] at an unknown time between 11:20 am and
12:50 pm.

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          The President’s schedule

[End of telephone conversation]

          Press relations
                -Warren’s press conference
                       -The President’s meeting with Allen
                       -The President’s schedule
                            -Arrival at Oval Office
                                  -Timing

          The President’s schedule
               -Meeting with Saul Pett
                     -Colson’s conversation with Pett
                            -Duration
                            -The President’s watching of football game while working
                            -The President’s health
                            -Colson’s meetings with the President
                                 -Doctors

Bull entered at 12:50 pm.

          TV
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       Request for a copy

       Item for the President’s signature

       Press relations
             -Letter

       The President’s schedule
            -Unknown person
            -Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
                  -Distinguished Service Award Presentation
                         -Melvin R. Laird
                         -Haig’s parents
                         -Pentagon
                         -Oval Office
            -Gen. Brent G. Scowcroft
                  -Henry A. Kissinger
                  -Timing
            -Haig

Bull left at an unknown time before 1:10 pm.

       Haig
              -Promotion to Army Vice Chief of Staff
                   -The President’s view
              -Capabilities
                   -Politicians

       Eisenhower
            -Political ability
                   -World War II
                         -Britain
            -Compared to Kennedy

       Kennedy
            -Article
                  -Brad Morse’s visit to Colson’s house at Christmas, 1972
                        -United Nations [UN]
            -Assassination
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     -Presidency
           -US-Soviet Union relations
                 -Nikita S. Khrushchev
     -Use of amphetamines (“speed”)
           -Doctor
           -New York Times article
                 -Clive Barnes
           -Danger
           -Effect on personality
                 -Verve
                 -“Fast-talking charm”

PR
     -1968
           -Public mood
           -Change in foreign policy
     -Left-right conflict
           -Domestic and international aspects
                  -Socialism

Rose Bowl Parade
     -Floats
           -Flowers
           -Cost
           -Decorations
                 -Timing
                 -Grand marshal
                 -Youth
           -Cost
                 -Cities
                       -Budgets
           -Rowboat
           -Cost
                 -Bands
                 -Cities
           -Standards

Henry A. Kissinger’s press relations
     -Effect
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                  -Time
                        -Man of the Year award
                  -Kissinger’s unpredictability
             -New York Times article
                  -Attribution to Max Frankel
                        -Telephone call
                              -Signal operator
                  -Effect
                        -Wendell Colson, II’s reaction
                        -Washington, DC story
                        -Upper middle class liberals

Bull entered at an unknown time after 12:50 pm.

       The President’s schedule

Bull left at an unknown time before 1:40 pm.

       Kissinger’s press relations
             -New York Times article
                   -The President’s reaction

       Press relations
             -Kilmer’s daughter
                    -The President’s handwritten note
             -Credit for the President
                    -1972 campaign
                          -The President’s telephone call to Barry M. Goldwater
             -Bias

       Harry S. Truman
            -Press relations
            -Presidency
                  -Domestic policy
                         -Taft-Hartley Act
                  -1948 campaign
                         -Alger Hiss case
                               -Thomas E. Dewey
                                     -John Foster Dulles
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                             -Hiss’s credibility
                             -Liberal establishment
                                   -Typewriter
                                   -The President’s anti-communism

      Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]
           -Watergate [?]
                 -Congressional relations

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      1972 election
           -John M. Murphy
                  -Staten Island, New York
           -Mario D. Belardino [?]
                  -Defeat
                        -Margin
                        -Jewish vote
                        -Italian-Americans
                        -Nelson A. Rockefeller

      1976 Republican presidential nominee
           -Rockefeller
                -Bush
                -Percy
                -Strength, charisma
                -Speaking capabilities
           -Agnew
                -Personality
                -Political potential
           -Connally
                -Work habits
                -Health
                -Texas governor
                       -Campaigning style
                -TV
           -Qualities of a candidate
           -Campaigning
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                -Importance of hard work
                      -New Hampshire
                      -Oregon
                      -Wisconsin
                      -Nebraska
                      -Florida
                      -California
                      -Connally
                            -Advantage
                      -Agnew
                      -Rockefeller
                            -New Hampshire
          -Connally
                -Blacks
                -George H. Mahon
                -Russell B. Long
                -Possible party change
                      -Democrats’ possible reaction
                            -Congress
                -Michael P. Balzano, Jr.’s views
          -Harry F. Byrd, Jr.
                -Governor
          -Mills Godwin
          -Democrats
                -Mississippi
                      -Congress
          -Connally
                -Prospects
                -Possible party change
                -Eisenhower
                      -1952 election
                      -Role of Vice President
          -Agnew
                -Role as Vice President
          -The President’s future role
                -John Mulcahy

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            -Haldeman’s schedule

       Harlow
            -Colson’s experience
                 -Capitol Hill

Colson left at 1:10 pm.
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I was just thinking, watching that television tonight would be worth more than anything you could do with a bombing or a foreign policy.
There wasn't much, you know, he's such a...
I wrote her a letter this morning that her daughter has a cerebral palsy.
She's 12 years old.
She was like, it is me.
So I wrote her a letter this morning.
So we did this night, which I, uh, and then we, uh, and, and sent her to this very nice place.
And, and delivered to, you know, sent to his daughter.
But I didn't, I wanted to be able to cry with her.
She was a year older than me.
She was a year older than me.
I just said, you know, that's all right.
You know, that's a, that's a nice little story to be done.
But I, I don't, I don't like it.
It appears that you just do.
But I didn't get out of it.
I didn't get out of it either.
That kind of footage might not be ranking the world with this camera, but...
So next to my family is my mother-in-law here.
That's right.
And I think it's good.
It's different.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
together in the spirit.
He doesn't even need five minutes to wash your hands, does he?
After he's washed your hands, he looks up and he says, oh, oh, spirit, I never went.
I didn't think about that.
I just didn't think about it.
I just didn't think about it.
I just think about it.
I just think about it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
That's why they're pressing the point.
And I said, well, there are some problems.
So then they brought it up.
Everybody else changed.
They're very, very, very, very sick.
They're sick.
They're sick.
They're sick.
They're sick.
Even in Washington, they might.
And those fans out there are nuts.
And those have to be most of the government workers.
And they go away.
No, I bet you they aren't.
I bet you they're working at the Chevrolet company.
That's right.
And they come from around here.
There are not so many government workers, right?
Right.
And that wasn't the work.
There weren't many blacks in that country.
It was the black town.
It was the black town.
Very brown.
Very brown.
That's right.
That's true.
No, that was not a vote.
That was a lower vote, but it was still, yeah.
That's the only problem.
It's not a vote, but at least, you know, you get good tickets.
That's what they were in the Chevrolet.
That's right.
And they weren't, they're down on the line.
They're like the elitists.
Basically, they're anti-elitist.
I wouldn't be surprised, for example, like them.
to take care of these districts around here.
That's what I meant.
And also buy into some of the government's decisions.
Take full storage.
They identify with us.
Right.
Absolutely.
Credit maker.
Credit maker is very strong.
Because they're custom-made cycling.
It's called, in the tradition, it's important.
And now about 25% of the time, they don't mind.
They don't mind that we're working in the road.
I don't know, I don't think you're going to believe me, but when you went before this convention, I can say that we are going to be a hell of a situation.
I don't know if it's true, but that's what we are.
What you don't know is that we are going to be a hell of a situation.
Democrats, local Democrats,
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
just because they are products of the intellectual community.
And also, after they're here, they become basically affected by the Russian virus, the poison of the Russian media.
And really, how do people survive it?
I mean, I would say I...
Basically, many of our Republicans have survived in the House, and some have survived in Congress.
But again, have they resented it?
Perhaps you and I are going to have to look at it from a different lens.
That's one of the things that we're all going to have to look at from a timeline.
And that's why I destroyed it.
I destroyed the person who did it wrong.
Why did I do it?
They are the ones who did it.
The interruption is just something that is coming from this way.
It's terribly hard for any bright person to come to Washington and not come to the White House.
You get the point.
The bright people who come to Washington almost inevitably end up in the liberal camp if they weren't thrilled at it.
I write a lot.
I've been to the bright ones.
Now, how many bright ones, for example, do we have on the conservative side?
I consider it very interesting.
Let's look at our people now.
Let's take a good example.
The devil came here as a conservative.
He ended up as a great radical.
Let's take the, that was a lovely character.
I like a character that I'll write about.
Let's go hard and certainly recognize, well, maybe, maybe Brock.
Maybe, you know, Bob Brown.
I don't know if he's smart.
I don't know if he's smart.
I don't know if he's smart.
I don't know if he's smart.
I don't know if he's smart.
I don't know if he's smart.
because of the environment he's in.
He would eat anything else.
He would eat something else.
He just would.
And yet, on the other hand, you have some of those, some of the Democrats who are right.
They don't know themselves.
They don't know anything.
They're right.
They're right.
But I'd say Tom is smart.
Tom is as smart as I am.
So that, frankly, the rest of the law is.
I got a sheer brain, brain, brain, brain, brain, brain, brain, brain, brain, brain, brain.
You had a curious situation.
I think I saw this with Pat.
He's obsessive.
And instead of going on bio-frequencies, he went to the toilet.
He is probably correct.
He's like a character.
He was smart.
He was a great friend.
But he was not one of the smart men.
Cullen had character galore.
And Vandal O'Briens.
He was not a smart man.
He was a smart man.
He was a smart man.
He was a smart man.
He was a smart man.
He was a smart man.
He was a smart man.
He was a smart man.
Well,
who have remained uncertain.
You've got me sized in three of you.
That's the highest level.
Who the hell have we got?
Without the price.
No.
Not Kermit.
No.
Not Sapphire.
Right?
All right.
Who else have you got?
Obviously, you can't.
He's not a... Let's put him at the highest level.
All right, you can't.
There's one more.
Obviously, Jake.
But, you know, maybe he's in a different category.
I must say, one that stood out for me is God bless you, is McGregor.
You know, McGregor's, all of his goals are in another direction.
And so is that.
Now, how does he turn out so well?
Why does McGregor turn out so well?
Oh, I know, I know, he's right.
That's my question.
How could a great guy turn out so well?
And when he came here, he was 16 at the time.
I think basically, it's an F-168.
It's our Midwestern Chernobyl.
And it's bought by television.
It's my work.
And then he ran for the Senate and lost.
And I think he's one of those.
He's really great.
I think Clark is great enough to do all this.
He's a new conservative.
Clark, did he say it?
Oh, yeah.
He didn't get taken in, by the way.
Yeah, I thought so.
No, of course not.
Yeah, I can get it done.
No, Clark is just pregnant.
He didn't understand me.
He didn't understand me.
He's a bastard.
He's a bastard.
He's a bastard.
He's a bastard.
He's a bastard.
He's a bastard.
He's a bastard.
I've never loved him.
I'm sorry you understood that, but what else happened to me?
I didn't hear you.
But I think all together it's a question of rightness and what it is.
It's a question of acceptability.
It's a question of character.
Yeah, that's right.
That's right.
You go around the hill, Mr. President, during the years of Johnson's
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The only thing that we got a little benefit out of
The more conservative you get, the more you're going to want to support what you're going to let them do.
Yeah, I think it showed us a game-changer.
Well, right away, the compensation program, for the rest of the state, in the yard time, Watergate, for the rest of the state, for the suburbs, you can count those spaces.
Well, that's right, Rochester.
You know, that's what you'd expect for a government candidate.
But when it got here, up into that one, it's not the low bank.
It's not what it is.
It's getting close.
Yes.
Unlike Rochester, which is number one, but that's what it was.
Check that.
Check that one.
Yes.
The only way, the only way you can get out of this, you know, is to begin to observe yourself.
Go anywhere, right in our kitchen.
I don't know.
I think we've got to also work demo out of that sound.
We've got to really get the settings.
I don't know how we're going to do it.
I've never heard a comment.
What they're doing is great work.
You know, you said you already needed to switch.
That's what I'm hoping.
That's what I need to do.
Yeah, that's what I need to do.
I want him to come, and I want him to run, and I want him to get his brother, and I want him to get his brother, and he will get a great deal of cash over his head.
Well, he's all right.
He's just basically a liberal Republican.
He was the son of a contract, and he didn't know it.
He developed attention and everything, but he's an Eastern educator.
Well, he played the black line.
And finally, he's a very honest guy.
They validated and controlled the legislative seniority processes and kept the guidance.
And most of these state legislatures, they used a lot of that.
A lot of that.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
There's one fundamental thing that I want to talk about.
You know the good things.
I'm sure they can always go back and get away with it.
What ranks this to mine is a small thing, but a recommendation came in very important.
This is one of Scott's papers.
Scott was saying, you know, something that really helped the president in his relations with the Senate is that he would come up and drop by the disguises and the actor and the receptionist and so forth, and sit down and chat with them and so forth.
And he would go on and drop by and talk to them.
And that's what the editor was going to have.
I'm sure it's not a better recommendation than I said.
Very important to me.
I think it's really helpful.
I think it's really helpful.
I think it's really helpful.
I think it's really helpful.
And then I saw this stuff come in, and I said, oh, progress, not with Bob.
Bob already knows my name, so I'm sure.
And I began to use the fundamental thing about our relationship with Congress.
Well, there's a 30% totals account of the government, and he came in early.
a strong recommendation that I should meet with all the government governors for the four times a year.
And I've spent a couple of hours.
Now, let's talk about this one.
Leaving out the time problem, which is very significant, and leaving out the fact that we've got to deal with the Democrats that are on our side of the Congress as well.
to hate the service.
Part of this is an assumption which we must very carefully rethink.
It's an assumption
We perhaps here, our own staff, and this is a very long list of staff, has not exactly cared enough.
And frankly, it gets down to a very, very long list of staff.
But when Ford and Scott and Phillips are in effect saying, gee, the President and Scott and Phillips plan to win our
Now, let me show you the problem here.
really approaches it from the wrong side.
I recall that I, now, and if you can't go back to the Eisenhower, I've done eight years.
Eisenhower really didn't realize that, and I was in office, and he suggested that he open this or that in order to, you know, win, whether, not only the Congress, the government, the businessmen, the other ones,
And they ought to be in and sort of want to come in.
And shall we say, will they be in?
And in other words, the idea being that they should be coming in rather than saying, well, President, here's the President.
So they say, well, the President ought to come in.
And they should be coming in.
Have you ever seen the military?
Occasionally, I've had a person, it's where it is the most my attention, where I can't get a call.
Because they do not allow anything to block us.
There's no pencil, nothing, absolutely nothing.
And they accept dollars and that's 100.
I don't know a book that doesn't cost $30,000, $40,000, $50,000.
Any one of these.
Any of these.
All of ours.
What I was going to say, John, is that
And we have to realize that, uh, the, uh, that, that maybe, maybe we, in the past four years, maybe we didn't understand.
But now, here we sit.
We won the election.
We ran way ahead of all the others.
And,
frankly, they basically need the presidential, frankly, support more than the president.
Oh, yeah, you're talking about the votes, of course.
That should be just an absolute requirement.
But what I'm getting at is,
I must say, I think some contact with people who let us in time to time might be worthwhile.
Although it's not my style to sit down with anybody with a lot of accomplishments.
I realize that age drives us, but in the end, how much good do we do?
Let me ask you, am I getting something from them all here, or am I wrong?
In other words, I don't want to be a loser.
But it's like I can deal with the Congress.
I can speak with them.
I can speak with them.
It's business to the economy.
We have to be gracious to them at the various social functions.
The rest of it, for me, basically, to be in the position of something to the Congress, to the senators, to the government, et cetera, is, in my view, totally ridiculous.
It's a mistake that Johnson made.
I have a point to make.
They can control and sit down and prank these guys.
What he did was, the only thing he succeeded in doing was losing all of the self-respect of himself and the people around him.
Of course, the respect of the Americans, the people around him.
But it's a pretty poor story.
I used to deal with a person who had a lot of jobs.
You know, a poor guy.
Johnson's the kind of a man that you never have a question.
I mean, because he had an enormous capacity for it.
But anybody under stress has to realize his capacity goes down.
It's got to happen.
That's the point.
They don't want you to do that.
They really don't.
See, what I think I can have here, under the White House, I remember when I was in the White House,
This is where I hope the vote takes my voice.
Rudy, Rudy, he's tough as he is.
He's a huge ship to dive in.
I don't know what that means.
All of us are concerned about him.
He's a black son.
I want you to sit right with the son.
He's not such a poor man.
You don't know what you're doing.
I know you got it.
I can help you.
But the right point is that his attitude is like, we enjoy this.
We just love it.
God shouldn't get in the way of it.
Shut up.
Shut up.
Shut up.
Let's turn around.
No, I think this is the... Can you see me there?
I think her going out there, which is my idea, is something that I just want to...
I think it's also that as you come to the progress, you know, it's more of a, you know, there's things that happen to a part of the work that's in the office itself.
What about if you're sending a few questions?
Yeah, because I saw it, but I didn't get it.
Yeah, that's good.
That's great.
Why is it right now that you're starting to hear it in the parking lot?
Is that because it's really important?
... ... ... ... ...
But anyway, I'm trying to get at this thing in a way that's, you know, I don't like to, uh, I don't like to, I don't like any rather than the rest.
But I think maybe there was something, you know, maybe our own, maybe our own staff doesn't appreciate it very much.
Maybe there's, you see, what I'm getting at is they, I mean, they ought to, not just on the subject matter,
The staff is great, the secretary should do it.
But the point is, they do not understand the reason why I shouldn't do it.
You see my point?
The reason, I mean, it isn't a question just of not having the time to do it.
That's a very good excuse.
Because what the point is, the point is, who's supposed to be the one that's going to do it?
And I wrote the building here.
I think there's got to be a little more respect for what you did as a person.
Coming in, especially when he was a citizen, that's what I mean.
That's the fact.
Mr.
Restore, a certain publicist, Mr. Green, ran you with the mail as the president.
I need to know you can't leave.
Yes, sir.
And I think the Congress should respect them.
I'd rather have their respect than their fellowship.
That's the point you're talking about.
Yes.
And I know the traditional comment, the price of a place.
And that's because the price is basically the end of the Congress.
And I also, the thing Jerry Porter was saying, he said, you know, Jerry Porter was saying, you're so good in the small world.
Jerry Porter, I'm a very small person.
I can handle anyone that I can.
But because of the office here, I can sit down and say, hey, I'm better off spending my time with the ambassador in Korea.
But I also think, or maybe don't hire him, but put you in a different category.
The important thing is to keep a certain level of distance, but not a remoteness, not an insensitivity to the crowd.
They have to be concerned with the government.
That's a great argument.
What that is saying is, we're listening.
We want to help you.
If you've got a problem, you want to work with us.
But that is the presidential opinion.
That's what they do.
They can say, this big show that you go to, this damn show that you go to,
particularly the more powerful communities and government that have that kind of access and the best part of that is that they feel that they're right and when none of them are powerful the way in which the way in which you might be is not to go to the damn meetings where you sit around and think of it or Skype and sleep
That doesn't mean good.
No.
But you socialize judiciously.
When they can't run their lives, that means no good.
Use the breathing technique when there are very important issues.
Running away from a situation.
So that their income charge, rather than sitting there, is on the block.
In fact, it's a correction.
You know, what you call it, on the block.
It's a good, well-rounded relationship.
where they have the answer for what you're in.
And it's really important, really important.
Where they're basically, they're harassed.
And I've had these meetings with Carlos, because I accomplish something impressive.
I say to him all the time, I say to him, I'm nervous.
I'm not sure anything's going right.
They just bitch-bitch, bitch-bitch, bitch-bitch.
You ought to know this.
You ought to know this.
Right.
I remember one time, uh, flying on a plane.
This is where I was, you know, one time.
And you're in the system.
And you shoot.
And it takes so much time off.
And you're in the world.
And you're in the world.
And you're in the world.
And you're in the world.
And you're in the world.
And you're in the world.
And you're in the world.
There's one that we respect, which is the memory of hard work.
I don't think he even married her for any questions.
Really, he puts up a bad scene.
I think he would tell.
But what else would he do on the 18th?
Well, there's a lot.
Well, there's a lot of things.
He was a nice man, too.
He was very contrasting to the farming going on at the same time.
I don't know.
Oh yeah, I love the man.
What I'm pointing out, that's the danger of that kind of session, where you say, now, fellas, please tell us what's wrong with this.
See, that's the approach.
That's the first place the lieutenant is trained in the heart of the school.
Tell us, what are we doing wrong?
We must do that.
We should be covering them.
How do they do it?
What do they want to say?
That was the purpose of those sessions.
We tried to get them.
And we tried to have them.
And I just, I applauded them.
We were supposed to get them in.
We were supposed to get them in.
We were supposed to get them in.
We were supposed to get them in.
We were supposed to get them in.
We were supposed to get them in.
I'm not sure.
Very powerful.
They're not equal for two reasons.
Today's society is the executive.
It's one of those kind of business.
It's paralyzed itself with its own structure.
But they also have a quality in that.
It's a real testimony.
... ... ... ...
And I did.
And he was never crazy like me.
He never did.
He was always Mr. President.
He never got the money.
Dick Russell never got the money.
He never would.
And that was, you see, he always held respect to us.
A lot of the charities don't have Dick Russell.
Can you imagine if Dick Russell signed President of the States?
How much he disagreed.
He was a cut of the...
Because of that, on that day, I got a message over there telling me that we could have missed that.
That's the thing.
But it doesn't make it that difficult.
I was there.
I was there.
I was there.
I was there.
I was there.
I was there.
I was there.
But for that reason, I don't think you can do this.
I think the worst thing would be to go up to iTunes.
It's almost a confessional film.
Yeah, but it brings us to prison.
down there in front of me.
It's just a different atmosphere.
But I got there right this moment and I said, yeah, here we are at the end.
It just isn't, it isn't deep today.
You know, I was present.
I mean, you just gotta believe all this stuff.
The world, the world is a disaster.
You know, I haven't been there.
I haven't been there.
I'm in Jersey.
I haven't been there.
I went to them.
Bang, no shit.
I told them.
I used to do that.
I used to do that.
I used to do that.
I used to do that.
I used to do that.
I used to do that.
And his name is quite all over the place.
And he's just absolutely marvelous.
The reason I'm actually quoting him is because he totally changed it.
He is a hard-working servant.
He's a guy.
He's a great witness.
And he plays it by the way he does.
I'm starting to have a lot of imagination.
But this kind of thing, if I can get it set up right, if I can get people, I've got to go right back.
It's just a question of time.
I know we'd find this in this country.
I know we'd find it.
Well, there's three out of 159.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
But it really did, it didn't want to do it, but it would have been hard for us, hard for us, basically.
And that, like, my children, John, and my son, basically, too, were trying to protect their children.
It was very, very hard.
We're about all the time.
It's a tough, it's a tough, it's a hard life.
That man, that character, well, he's very funny.
Nobody would, nobody would mourn him.
He's a, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a,
I really think that it's important to use social media very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very,
One of those people will be the leader when they come back.
I think my having to sit here, I've gotten better at it.
I'm there for children, so I'm excited.
That's another reason why I'm there.
But I'll do it.
I don't hold it.
You friends out there are going to understand that.
People are kind of waning around, and they shouldn't have.
Instead, if they're not willing to get out of it, you can stay out of it.
Just let it be.
I'm not going to be able to work with a guy who actually knows what's happening.
I don't know, I need to, anyway, I know we ruined that game, but the main thing, I don't, you know, I have a curious attitude, because he, he, he doesn't, he doesn't describe it, I understand it more than he does, but you don't help him, you don't, you know, you don't, you don't, you don't, you don't,
I think we should really have John Cooper as another voter, at least as a general.
You know, he's great.
Yeah, totally.
Totally.
Ed Berger has never, other than actually the right kind of voting, and that's the idea of Massachusetts.
I would consider it.
Let's face it.
The election demonstrated confidence.
I think, frankly, that we'd have had a better organization if we'd have run Massachusetts.
Right.
I think we'd have had a better Democratic organization.
I know we've had a better Democratic organization.
Right.
Right.
So, he's a boss, and he's ambitious, and he does it himself.
It just doesn't happen.
We didn't have any.
We didn't have any.
We had to open up.
We had to open up.
Actually, let's take a bit of a turnaround.
Let's see.
I know what state I'm going to go to.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
416, 480.
It was like never been.
My granddad was always a decent guy.
He never said a word to me.
Everything was good.
Right.
What did I want with everybody?
Family.
I said, that's the kind of number that you can throw over.
You can eat, whether it's the press, media, Congress, the government, or the holidays.
You can live a natural life.
And, uh, you know, Dan, you know, we kept, you know, some of the people who wanted to go.
And it was always, you know, miserable, you know, right?
I remember that day when a person came up to me and said, you know, at least you know what you're going to go stand over there.
And I said, you know, because I don't know.
A.I.E., you know, our foundation for life, real life, what they can do, part of their job, well, to, you know, benefit us and, you know, to be willing, yes, and just fully, you know, ready, ready for that.
And it's like, you know, sort of, what's supposed to be, you know, what the Arizona Gallup, you know, that kind of thing.
But, but suddenly you're, you're doing some instant forwarding.
Right.
Right.
basis on the issues.
You know what I have to do in the morning?
Cut it down and splan it.
I mean, there's our, the one, both.
I'm not our student.
I mean, I think that our student, you know, when he, when he, our people are always looking for the names.
I'm very glad you raised this point.
I feel that they, sometimes I don't read it, but I read it after a few generations.
I'm very glad you raised this point.
It's a moral, and I'm so glad, to justify it, that they wasn't here, but it was a little phrasing
... ... ... ... ...
I don't know why people would think that Shakespeare or Hegel or McCain, for whatever reason, that's their way of getting people to believe that they see something that they don't see in others.
So they just say, well, it's something that we look for, and then we will observe it.
Observe it, and then we'll scale it.
It's their way of getting people to believe.
And the trouble is, it does distort the general impression of that.
And everybody around here seems to be more of a...
Let's have a, let's have a positive person.
And then, and then, and then they don't.
They're basically another new child.
It didn't work with most people on the staff.
They don't want us.
But they believe, and they also believe this nonsense would be effective.
Right?
Because I mean, no one knows.
And a lot of people would sound really bad about it.
But the point is, I don't know.
Who was more embarrassed than I was?
But you see, but basically, to a certain extent, I don't know.
You go back and read that thing.
The right thing is to go back and read that.
You might go back and miss one of your people.
Go back and read that thing.
You know what I mean?
They get into something.
That was getting worked up.
You can die, I'm sorry to say.
But let me say, what goes in Congress, particularly, this is, what they've been doing, you know, I would read one of the letters.
What I mean is this.
They're going to read the negative in the New York Times.
and the party, and the Democrats and the Democrats.
Therefore, this purpose of this summit is to listen to what Americans think.
And so we're all, the Columbus Dispatch, they have something to do with it.
And now it's time to do it for the National Bank of America.
And all of a sudden, we're talking to a different world.
But the head of the, I don't know who they are, but they have seminars and conferences
and out of the facility, we're going to do our own facility.
How would I take my money?
But at the right point of this, the next month or so, we're going to go out there and give you data back.
It's very easy.
But maybe you go to all of us or someone like that, and we're going to do our own facility.
And if you want to add it to the facility, that's fine.
But the target is going to be the practice they want it to be.
No, no, no, no, no.
I can't ask them to do it.
But that was at a certain time.
And then, you know, she does it again.
And after a little bit of a period of time, I just remember, even though he was here, you know, his family, he had a terrible time.
And I wasn't the only one.
I see something pretty.
Today is the last game of the season.
I will sit when I've got the papers to be armed up.
So I'm going to have to get the farmers to come out.
That's a very interesting one.
Yeah.
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
I've only done it twice.
I did the Rose Bowl in 1969.
January of 1969.
I'll never forget that.
I didn't have any clothes on.
I didn't have any shoes on.
I didn't have any shoes on.
I remember one thing.
I was the first player in the game.
I was second.
She didn't know how to say it.
She said,
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The fight is, when I go to a game, it's like the old one, the grassy game.
Our guys are grassy, aren't they?
And then, of course, 10 or 15 hangers-on from the White House that happened to him.
I do not believe that I should go to a demonstration.
I don't believe that I should go to a demonstration.
I don't believe that I should go to a demonstration.
I don't believe that I should go to a demonstration.
I don't believe that I should go to a demonstration.
That's not where they go.
If you go to the zoo, they're thrilled.
Yeah, they are.
They're thrilled because they're thrilled to be able to say they're in the zoo.
Like, yeah, I'm smart.
Yeah.
If you visit someone, they're thrilled because you're honoring them.
That's right.
The guy who was supporting them, there he is.
Or was it because they were always going into this and creating a great story and upsetting people and trying to create a story that they're going to?
Just like that one.
And, of course, by God's gain, I had to go to the chapel.
I had a really big problem.
I had to go to the church.
I had to go to the Dallas Christmas.
But you couldn't, it would have been a mistake.
I think that we did, but just about right.
I mean, I don't want today to be the same for a long time.
You know, it was a nice little event.
And we just want to make sure that we don't miss it.
Did you see that?
You did see some of that?
I spent about an hour with you.
The story is like...
He didn't believe me when we first started, but you're a devil in the fact that you never let yourself be saved.
And he really did not, you know.
And it took me about an hour to persuade him to say that.
I'd seen the rhythm of the song on Saturday morning, and it was terrible.
But he wouldn't even know what it was, and he opened it up.
And I had to go see somebody, but he never called me since then.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Thank you.
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out of Hague to establish service and work with them too.
Again, the installation is separate.
Hague's parents will be in town.
Well, I would do it, but I don't want to go to the Pentagon.
The suggestion might be if you're ready to go to the Pentagon.
I would be pressing it.
The Hague's parents would be here, but out of the Pentagon.
So there is another short order pending later on for the scope of our recommendations to wait three or four weeks to come.
That's a joke.
I'll bring it in.
It's a waste, right?
It's a health waste.
Well, he's a dedicated arborist.
It is a waste, yes.
He had a job, and he could almost be sure he could do this job.
But no, he wouldn't have the first one.
No, I know, but you don't need the first one.
You never know when a man is going to look up here and have it.
You know, do one of those competitions.
You guys can do anything.
And I agree.
Make a little history.
We have a prize in our hands.
We have a prize in our hands.
We have a prize in our hands.
We have a prize in our hands.
We have a prize in our hands.
I remember now
I wish he didn't have the courage to really stare down at the pressure.
I had this story of a young man trying to be a star in a movie.
And I thought, I didn't want that.
I didn't want to be seen.
That's what the kids think now.
But he was able to shut down.
It was one of the doctors that apparently provided him.
and he gave another that he set on his left foot, and it came up, and it tore.
And he used that, his feet, with the connection for his feet, and he used his fingers, probably to speed you up, but he also stressed out, that's the right thing to do, and he could not have needed that.
That was how he, that was how he did that.
I'm not sure.
Exciting.
He was not busy.
I'm not sure either.
He was busy.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
We're mad at you.
We're mad at you.
I think that would be the worst thing that could happen to me.
It would change the world.
It would change the story of our society.
People would quit.
And that's what we need to do.
That's the problem.
Okay?
All right.
You see, the battle is still always going to be fought.
There's a battle between the left and the right.
After that battle, it's possibly right.
All over the world, it's not.
There's a lot of massacres.
They decorated them all last night.
We're all decorating.
Grandmothers, grandmothers, grandmothers, the higher kids.
I swear, what is this?
the cities and the harbors of this nation.
along with bands, cities, and so forth.
They have certain standards that help you reach certain numbers of followers.
You know what they think of you, sir?
Sorry.
Sorry.
Sorry.
And he's shaking.
I don't know what he is.
It's one thing I don't know what that means.
It's whether when he's shaking, he may react more to the other one.
But I don't know what he's doing.
It's just, I don't know.
I almost fainted already.
I'll lay your money.
We'll find that thing.
And Henry's just been getting calls.
They probably didn't play me.
I'm sure.
Number nine, where did you get away from?
Washington.
You got hurt on the last night, didn't you?
Yeah, I got hurt on the last night.
Oh, that's true.
I think we'll lose some of them.
I think they were basically the kind of people who elected Brown and Green and everything.
And that's kind of the history.
Yeah, I think that's right.
Yeah.
I, of course, am not going to pick this up.
So, yes.
All right.
All right.
It was a great one.
It was very, very special.
Thank you.
I'm not going to do anything to change your body's image.
I'm just going to say, can't do anything.
Can't do anything.
Thank you.
Thank you.
He was actually one of the most important men in the military.
He was a very good friend.
He was a good friend.
He was actually a very good friend.
His attitude with Captain Harvey was pretty strong.
He was very kind.
He was very kind.
He was very kind.
He was very kind.
He showed up, and he wrote about it.
He told us he was surprised to see Billy for the first time.
And that he showed up at a street show earlier, when he had arrested him.
Billy used to be some kind of treasurer.
He used to drive around in his race car.
He didn't respect Billy.
So, given that I know of him, this is an objective that you're going to see in 48.
But I'm confident that you're not going to have to come back with him.
You know, the confrontation is always taking place.
It's a struggle to hold on.
You know, like, you know, that's it.
You know, we go back and we say, you know, that's my case.
You know, that's my case.
You know, that's my case.
You know, that's my case.
You know, that's my case.
We almost go to the...
I'm sorry.
Our congressional people have got to understand that that's the way it's going.
And go out there and see what's in your hands.
Go out there.
You're not going to be able to see what's in your hands.
You're not going to be able to see what's in your hands.
You're not going to be able to see what's in your hands.
I don't know.
He's been the beneficiary of it, but he's never understood the way he had to let abortion go in New York.
I think he'll go for it again, I don't know if it's a test drive.
That is off-person, though.
I don't think he said it correctly.
Yeah.
It's a loud speaker.
It's just very quick to speak.
But the anxiety in the public really has a great opportunity here.
I'm just going to demonstrate what I'm going to say.
I'm going to say the truth.
I'm going to say the truth.
I'm going to say the truth.
I'm going to say the truth.
It may not be possible to come down and say the right things, the right decisions, because I'm not in a country where people will finally come down and say the right things.
I'm in a country where people will finally come down and say the right things.
I'm in a country where people will finally come down
I think confidence is important, and I think confidence is important.
But I know the lack of confidence.
But I think you know what he's saying.
He's got to be able to get it done.
Providing he stands up, he doesn't lose confidence.
No, not like, not like he was very surprised.
He was fine.
He wasn't like, oh, he's pushing.
Oh, he's up.
He's up.
He's up.
He's up.
And every now and then, some of the people have it.
He just doesn't.
He never does.
He never does.
Sometimes he does.
He doesn't want to do it.
Sometimes he does.
He doesn't want to do it.
He doesn't want to do it.
He didn't do that.
You know, that's the reason.
I think part of it.
He didn't.
He really didn't.
One thing, he didn't demonstrate.
He doesn't have to.
He doesn't have to.
This guy is so good on TV.
He's got the proper learning.
See, that's where this might even never be another presidential campaign.
Where the candidate tries to do what the governor does.
I mean, that gave us all the fresh, and I had all the reasons to do it, but I still think candidates in the future are not going to try to use those programs today.
They're going to concentrate on the well-chosen D.P.
that really reflects what they've been doing.
This is where counting the items, the health care counts, this is where the items
The fact that you're not out of the invasion space doesn't mean you're not working.
The only thing, the only point that I would raise there is what social requirements.
There's a lot that has to do with requirements.
You cannot campaign to capture.
You cannot campaign in Oregon.
You cannot campaign in Wisconsin.
You cannot campaign in Nebraska.
Believe it or not.
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So, back then, we had a guy like Robert, you know, Robert was the manager.
He would keep looking at us.
He would keep looking at us.
He would just keep looking at us.
He'd go out and call us.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I know precisely what happened.
He's black.
Sure.
He's got the vestibule.
He's kind of dark-skinned.
And the only thing I know is something that's very different from what's still being told to me on the street.
It's the Russell Williams.
Really?
Really?
He makes that move, and he just won't do the same thing.
Also, he makes the other two of his partners and his friends.
He's done a great job.
What he can give up, I think he can gain from the other side.
Yeah, you're right.
See, you make it possible.
You know this.
It doesn't take a whole lot, but it goes on.
It has a better sense of destination.
It goes on all the time.
You know, he's got some great qualities.
That's why it stays there for a long time.
It's a quality.
I don't know if he fully respects me.
He stays out of my life.
I don't know if he fully respects me.
I don't know if he fully respects me.
I don't know if he fully respects me.
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I think he's one of those guys.
When he goes, he knows, he knows, he knows.
I've gone through it with him.
He knows he can't get behind his brother.
He knows he can't get behind him.
He knows he can't get behind him.
He knows he can't get behind him.
He knows he can't get behind him.
He has a great opportunity to help some people.
It was kind of his mother who was a security person, so he believes that most people come in here.
He's too proud to be a good human being.
And it's misplaced for him, because he kind of needs to be good, and he doesn't want that to happen.
And in politics, people just don't come in.
In other words, he couldn't do anything.
Amen.
Yeah.
Okay.
Okay.
The people are really big.
I guess we better go.
Yes, sir.
Wow, that's fast.
Let's go.
All right.
You're set.