Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 032-157
Date: Thursday, November 2, 1972 at 7:02 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Andrews, John K., Jr.
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/032-157

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[0:01] Hello.
[0:02] Yes, sir.
[0:04] One thing I had mentioned to Ray Price that I want to be sure that it's a small technical thing.
[0:11] We actually have 14 because we're including the Labor Day thing in the whole mix, you see.
[0:18] Oh, I hadn't been aware of that.
[0:19] See, Labor Day was not purchased time.
[0:23] It was a 15-minute speech, and it's on labor.
[0:25] Yes.
[0:26] So therefore, we had labor and the farm and the rest.
[0:28] So we have 14.
[0:29] It's like.
[0:30] points, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
[0:32] Yes.
[0:32] Other than 13.
[0:33] Yes, much.
[0:34] Okay.
[0:34] I haven't had a chance to read the speeches.
[0:36] I just read the cover note, and I just wanted to be sure that we all got it across.
[0:40] This is the 14th in a series, 14 speeches.
[0:43] Yes, sir.
[0:44] Okay.
[0:44] Chairman mentioned you were going to want to put out a collection of them later on.
[0:47] Right.
[0:48] But make it 14, including the Labor Day one, you see?
[0:50] Yes, sir.
[0:51] Dignity of work and all that business.
[0:53] These ten goals will work out very well as a concluding speech.
[0:57] Well, that's what I saw from your memorandum, and I think it's just fine.
[1:02] Let's be sure we understand there are 14, not 13.
[1:05] Yes, sir.
[1:05] Okay?
[1:06] Thank you, Mr. President.
[1:06] Fine, fine, John.
[1:07] Thank you.