Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 043-073 Date: Wednesday, February 14, 1973 at 9:20 AM Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Rebozo, Charles G. ("Bebe") Recording device: White House Telephone Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/043-073 This transcript was generated automatically by AI (WhisperX) and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite it as authoritative. [0:00] Hello. [0:01] Hello. [0:03] Hello, Mr. President. [0:04] I wanted to tell you, you wouldn't check it. [0:06] I find that I've got to be here tomorrow for an appointment, so I wouldn't be able to go today anyway. [0:12] Uh-huh. [0:12] So, uh, perhaps later, I mean, by this afternoon. [0:18] may get some weather. [0:19] And they're going, a weather report for the weekend. [0:22] I don't know whether I might be able to come down Friday, maybe. [0:26] You have any further deals this weekend? [0:28] Yes, I talked to them just a minute ago, and they expect the weak front possibly to come through Thursday, and then they think that Friday and Saturday, they say partly cloudy and warming, but [0:42] They project nights at 50 low and daytime of 70. [0:49] Sort of fairly cool, though, isn't it? [0:53] It's fairly cool, yes. [0:54] Yeah. [0:54] Fairly cool. [0:55] The whole weekend, huh? [0:56] Well, they say that, you know, they hedge their bets, of course. [0:59] Of course. [1:00] It could be warmer. [1:01] This is a low-pressure area that is moving. [1:03] Northeast, it could get out of the area altogether by Friday. [1:08] Right. [1:09] So it would be plus or minus. [1:11] And we might know by Friday. [1:12] You will definitely know. [1:14] I don't have to make a decision because I'll have to be here Thursday. [1:16] Yeah, you'll definitely know Friday morning. [1:19] I'll give you, when you're down there, and I'll give you a call Friday. [1:22] Now, you'll, if you'll tell Julie so that she'll know. [1:25] Okay. [1:25] And I'll be over, I'll come over and we'll have dinner there and then you all can go back today, huh? [1:32] Okay, as well. [1:33] Okay, bye.