Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 034-072
Date: Thursday, December 14, 1972 at 12:01 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Eisenhower, Julie Nixon
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/034-072

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[0:00] I have Julie for you.
[0:02] Yeah.
[0:02] Thank you.
[0:03] Hi.
[0:04] Hi, Julie.
[0:05] Daddy.
[0:05] How is David?
[0:06] Fine.
[0:16] Well, I'm just going to say again how pleased I am the job thing's working out.
[0:20] It's going to be great.
[0:22] I think so, too.
[0:22] Great.
[0:23] And particularly with the girl.
[0:25] Can I ask you to take on two little assignments now?
[0:28] Sure.
[0:28] I think it's very important.
[0:30] You know, I hadn't thought of it.
[0:32] just so that there can be no whining about it.
[0:36] Would you take the responsibility, and I just don't want to get involved in it, to invite Rose to come to dinner tonight?
[0:43] I may not be able to be there.
[0:44] Don't tell her that.
[0:45] Okay.
[0:45] Because I'm terribly tied up.
[0:46] But B.B.
[0:47] is going to stay for dinner, I think, before flying back to Florida.
[0:51] So would you call and say, ask her to come at 7 o'clock?
[0:55] Very good.
[0:56] Or 7.15.
[0:56] That sounds good.
[0:57] You know, invite her and so forth.
[0:59] Second point.
[1:01] we should have mrs longworth over for dinner i wanted to ask i didn't want to call right right and so would you talk to your mother about it and tell her that i will be available any damn time that she'd like to take the time for how would you like to do it uh at lunch on sunday when mamie's here or is that a bad day after i don't think actually that mrs longworth and mamie is that i put the two together i think they get along but mamie isn't really
[1:24] quick enough in the areas that what she isn't as interested in the areas that you know what i mean we couldn't talk quite as frankly i'd rather frankly why don't we see how about monday night
[1:34] I'll be here Monday night.
[1:35] Will you be here Monday night?
[1:37] Yeah.
[1:37] Well, you could offer her, yes, if you could offer her Monday night.
[1:42] Good.
[1:42] And tell Mommy, just Mrs. L and you and I and her and Mommy.
[1:47] That's what she would want anyway.
[1:48] Right.
[1:49] How's that sound to you?
[1:49] That sounds really good.
[1:50] Fine.
[1:50] And you work it out with your mother.
[1:52] Now, if I understand it, your mom says she's got to, she's got all the telephone, the volunteer letter writers on the 20th, right?
[2:00] And she's ready to leave the 20th.
[2:02] She'd like to leave on the 20th maybe.
[2:04] And you're going to try to talk to her a little.
[2:06] Well, I haven't got all these things on my mind.
[2:08] I'll mention them to you.
[2:09] A little about whether when she goes to California, she presently doesn't want to go to just fly out to the game, fly right back.
[2:16] It's up to her.
[2:16] I don't really care that much.