Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 013-099
Date: Wednesday, November 3, 1971 at 12:22 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Colson, Charles W.
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/013-099

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[0:00] Yeah.
[0:01] I have Mr. Coulson for you.
[0:02] There you are.
[0:03] Yes, sir, Mr. President.
[0:04] Are you free from the moment now, or what are you doing?
[0:08] Well, I stepped out of my office because I have the maritime unions all in there.
[0:11] Oh, great.
[0:12] Stay right there.
[0:12] No hurry, no hurry.
[0:13] That's all right.
[0:14] I've got left Andy Gibson with him.
[0:16] He's doing great.
[0:17] You stay right with him, and I don't have anything urgent.
[0:20] It's just something I can go over at a later time.
[0:21] That's all right, sir, because Gibson's talking some things right now that I was glad to get out of the room, actually.
[0:27] Fine, fine.
[0:28] Well, you can just tell him that the President had some things to go over that involves this very thing.
[0:32] Okay.
[0:32] We're making.
[0:33] His interest is very great and so forth.
[0:35] I'll do it.
[0:36] And we're making good progress with him, I think.
[0:38] Go in there and go right back in and say the President just wanted to express his, you know, extend his regards.
[0:43] Good.
[0:44] We have our, we just hope, appreciate their cooperation, all that both.
[0:48] Okay?
[0:48] Yes, sir, I'll do it.
[0:49] Thank you, Mr. President.