Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 034-093
Date: Friday, December 15, 1972 at 6:24 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Butterfield, Alexander P.
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/034-093

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[0:00] Mr. Butterfield calling you, sir.
[0:04] Yep.
[0:04] You are.
[0:05] Hello?
[0:06] Yeah, Mr. President.
[0:07] Yeah, I meant to get to you a little earlier on this.
[0:09] Conley regretted tomorrow night, and he's the responder.
[0:13] If you want to talk about this tomorrow or decide tonight if you want Bill Rogers to respond.
[0:21] Oh, well, I'll work it out.
[0:24] Probably have Rogers respond.
[0:26] Conley can't come.
[0:27] No, he can't.
[0:28] He and Mel Laird and
[0:29] And Fred Russell are the only three they regretted, which is a shame.
[0:34] But I want to talk to you about that.
[0:37] And also, if you want the vice president, Mrs. Agnew, to receive along with you and Mrs. Nixon, just...
[0:42] Yes.
[0:44] They should receive.
[0:45] Okay, sir.
[0:46] But I'll let Rogers do the response.
[0:51] All right, sir.
[0:51] I'll do it.
[0:53] Okay.
[0:54] Thank you.
[0:54] Okay.
[0:54] Thank you.