Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 033-023 Date: Saturday, November 4, 1972 at 10:28 AM Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); McClure, James A. Recording device: White House Telephone Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/033-023 This transcript was generated automatically by AI (WhisperX) and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite it as authoritative. [0:02] Sure, Mr. President. [0:05] You are. [0:05] Hello. [0:06] Hello. [0:07] Hello, Jim. [0:08] Yes, Mr. President. [0:08] I just called to wish you the very best on Tuesday. [0:12] I urge you to work right up to the last time and to say that I'm sorry I can't get to Idaho. [0:18] But when you go around these next two days, would you express my appreciation for the support Idaho people have given me in the past years? [0:26] And also tell them that I told you that we need you in that Senate. [0:31] We need our Republicans who are running for the House and the Senate in the House. [0:36] And I look forward to working with you in these next four years. [0:39] Well, thank you very much. [0:41] I think it's going well. [0:42] And as a matter of fact, I'm looking at a paper right now with a half-page ad with your very kind letter of endorsement. [0:48] Ah, you go today. [0:51] You can point out that I've... [0:53] One of the reasons that I know from the work that we've had together in the House, how strongly you have supported the administration in working for peace with honor, not surrender, a strong America, not a weak America, also working for an economy that will provide full employment without inflation and without war. [1:14] All this means a great deal to Idaho, to all of us. [1:18] Well, it certainly does, and I appreciate that, of course. [1:21] Secretary Romney was here last night and gave a rousing pitch for the... Great, isn't he? [1:27] Yes, he did a very, very good job. [1:29] Great. [1:29] We'll pull them all together and win, okay? [1:32] We're planning to do that. [1:33] All right, and we'll see you in January. [1:35] All right, thank you, Mr. President.