Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 042-027
Date: Tuesday, April 6, 1971 at 5:43 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Woods, Rose Mary
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/042-027

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[0:00] yeah thank you hello rose i wondered if i sent this over right away by manolo if you could then run the run off a copy for me now i'm sure i'm true with the odds and cutting and and incidentally i i'm just going to send it over and and you just run it just as it is i mean i'll tell you later what they just keep keep your same game going with regard to the press thing thing that we're doing see what i mean
[0:26] Tomorrow I'll tell you what we'll put out to the press.
[0:28] All right.
[0:29] Oh, and you want a copy in your way now?
[0:32] Yeah, that's what I need now.
[0:33] Fine.
[0:34] So that I can work on it tonight after I finish this dinner.
[0:37] Good.
[0:37] That's what I wanted to do.
[0:38] So it's ready now to type in my way.
[0:41] And it doesn't have to be too, just sort of run.
[0:43] Oh, there's no problem.
[0:45] I hope when you're talking you really stress the prisoners of war.
[0:49] The what?
[0:50] That if we just pull out of there, we leave our prisoners of war.
[0:53] Yeah.
[0:54] Oh, yes.
[0:54] Because I think people feel so deeply about them.
[0:57] Well, it's in there.
[0:58] It's in there, you know.
[0:59] We've got it pretty strongly.
[1:02] You see, that's where we have them there.
[1:04] POWs.
[1:05] Yeah.
[1:05] Yeah.
[1:07] Poor guys.
[1:08] All right, fine.
[1:09] Okay, sure.
[1:10] We'll get started on it right away.
[1:11] All right.