Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 261-033
Date: Thursday, July 1, 1971 at 3:18 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Butterfield, Alexander P.
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/261-033

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[1:41:04] It's all right when it's pressed.
[1:41:24] You know what I mean?
[1:41:25] Well, how would you have it with that?
[1:41:27] You know, this is a movement of the ocean.
[1:41:29] That's the end of the movement here.
[1:41:33] It's right here.
[1:41:34] You see the heart?
[1:41:36] You see the heart?
[1:41:39] Just say that this is the throat of a hermit's eye.
[1:41:41] And if you want to see the other lobe, hold it on your hand.
[1:41:46] Perfectly all right.
[1:41:55] Jazz it up a little that way.
[1:42:16] Yeah, go ahead.
[1:42:18] You don't make sense of the remarks at the end, and she would probably respond.
[1:42:22] No, I think I'm going to have the ambassador respond.
[1:42:28] The ambassador, I want him to be, I should think that he should be in the group that comes up, but in the seating, I want him seated.
[1:42:40] That she doesn't have a husband, but him as the person seated next to Mrs. Nixon.
[1:42:47] You see, do you understand?
[1:42:49] Yes, sir.
[1:42:49] To have him the man, or Mrs. Healy, Mrs. .
[1:42:56] Right.
[1:42:56] Here's the actual remarks in 69, the suggested remarks in 69, and then everything else.
[1:43:03] I don't know.
[1:43:04] I just really need the .
[1:43:21] That's 12, thank you.