Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 042-019 Date: Tuesday, April 6, 1971 at 11:35 AM Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Bull, Stephen B. Recording device: White House Telephone Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/042-019 National Archives Catalog: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/417187793 (NAID 417187793) This transcript was generated automatically by AI (WhisperX) and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite it as authoritative. [0:00] Mr. Boll, Mr. President. [0:01] Yes, sir. [0:02] Steve, after I finish this tape, then I come back to the Oval Office for that other meeting? [0:07] Yes, sir. [0:08] Just a group of people who work on that. [0:10] Are they going to come to the Oval or to the Cabinet Room? [0:13] To the Oval Office, sir. [0:14] Right. [0:15] And they'll be there when? [0:16] At 12 o'clock. [0:17] We can have them right there, actually, when you come back from... [0:22] The tape isn't going to take more than five minutes. [0:25] I'll probably be there. [0:26] Well, five minutes to 12. [0:27] That's soon enough. [0:28] All right, sir, fine. [0:29] It'll take me that much time to get over there. [0:31] There is another meeting at 1210, just a short handshake with Morton, Senator Stevens, and Don Wright also. [0:38] That follows immediately after that. [0:40] With whom? [0:41] Secretary Morton, Senator Stevens, and Mr. Don Wright, who is... [0:47] The Indian Alaska Federation of Natives president of that. [0:53] This is a 12-tensor. [0:55] It's just a short two-minute handshake with him. [0:58] Are they sure of that or is it a meeting because I need to know? [1:00] No, it's a handshake. [1:03] Two-minute handshake and photo opportunity and that's all. [1:06] I'm not going to have any goddamn photographers press in on that. [1:10] Is that what they want? [1:11] Yes, sir. [1:11] That was the purpose of it. [1:14] Well, all right, all right, all right. [1:16] But be sure, well, if it's, Steve, tell me, if it's going to be 15 minutes, it's fine. [1:21] I need to know, though. [1:22] No, it's only to be two minutes. [1:24] No, sir, it's only to be two minutes. [1:25] No preparation needed on that. [1:27] Yeah, just to shake hands with somebody with Indian Affairs, you say? [1:31] Yes, sir. [1:31] Secretary Morton's sending up a bill today at noon, sending up to the hill. [1:37] I see. [1:38] So this is just to draw attention to it. [1:40] Mr. President, would you like to see the barber today? [1:42] Yeah, I'm going to, but then let's have him at 12, have him over at 1215. [1:49] Well, wait a minute, 12, it doesn't have to be 1230, I guess. [1:51] No, 12 o'clock for the one, no. [1:54] Morton's at 12 what? [1:55] 1210, sir. [1:56] 1210, fine. [1:57] I'll have the barber at 1215. [1:58] All right, sir, fine. [2:01] Thank you.