Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 003-004
Date: Tuesday, May 11, 1971 at 7:15 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Connally, John B.
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/003-004

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[0:00] Hello.
[0:06] Secretary of State.
[0:20] Mr. President.
[0:20] Hello.
[0:20] Hi.
[0:21] How are you, sir?
[0:21] Fine, fine.
[0:21] I'm sorry to bother you.
[0:22] All right.
[0:22] I need to talk to you for about ten minutes.
[0:23] Uh, either this afternoon, either fairly soon, or early in the morning.
[0:24] We've got a...
[0:25] I don't mind telling you what it is over the phone.
[0:26] I'd rather come to it in person, but I'll do it either way.
[0:27] Oh, well, that's all right.
[0:27] Uh...
[0:28] Where are you now?
[0:42] Why don't you come over to the
[0:42] I'll just come in with the diplomatic ambulance, and they'll bring you up to the scene.
[0:58] And I'll just, it won't take, I think, I don't care.
[0:59] And I don't mind telling you, so you can be safe.
[1:00] It's on the parole matter, and I think it's a tough call.
[1:01] You just come over.
[1:01] All right.