Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 027-064
Date: Tuesday, July 25, 1972 at 6:24 PM
Participants: Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob"); United States Secret Service agents; Nixon, Richard M. (President); Agnew, Spiro T. (Vice President)
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/027-064

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[0:01] Mr. Haldeman?
[0:01] Yeah.
[0:02] I have the Vice President calling.
[0:03] Oh, good.
[0:07] Mr. Vice President?
[0:09] I hold for the Vice President.
[0:10] Thank you.
[0:21] Hello?
[0:22] Mr. Vice President?
[0:23] Yeah.
[0:23] Hi, it's Bob Haldeman.
[0:24] Hi, Bob.
[0:24] How are you?
[0:25] Very good, sir.
[0:25] Have you seen the story on Eagleton?
[0:28] Yes, I have.
[0:29] Okay, bye.
[0:31] Just wanted me to check with all of our key people and to be sure you covered with all of your people the point that we make absolutely no comment on any personal matter, you know.
[0:44] I had figured that out.
[0:46] I'm sure you had, but he wanted to be sure we got the word to all of our people, you know, so that nobody makes any inadvertent statement of any kind saying, well, you know, they've got to rethink this or anything else.
[0:58] Okay, we will follow that.
[1:03] Good.
[1:05] We've covered, you know, Dole and McGregor and all of them out of here, too.
[1:10] I had a letter I had turned over to be checked out from the chief of psychiatry.
[1:19] Right.
[1:20] And I don't know what the situation is on it.
[1:31] stimulus from us.
[1:33] That's right.
[1:34] They were already on it, which is why he had to make this move today anyway.
[1:41] All right.
[1:41] So all we can do on this one is let them take care of themselves.
[1:45] Yeah.
[1:45] How's everything else going?
[1:46] Very good.
[1:47] Very good.
[1:49] All right.
[1:50] I'll see you later.
[1:50] Very good, sir.