Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 261-052
Date: Friday, July 2, 1971 at 4:02 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Andrews, John K., Jr.
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/261-052

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[6:22:50] I had put five goals in five years, but Ray mentioned we don't want to get tangled up with the six goals.
[6:23:35] Strike H5.
[6:23:37] True.
[6:23:37] Strike H5.
[6:24:46] The bottom of page six.
[6:24:47] I agree with that in two sentences.
[6:24:58] We see this and it's making us girls in the right period.
[6:25:03] We see it in other things, man.
[6:25:07] I think it would be easier to see it in other things.
[6:25:24] and the flag free, that made me remind myself.
[6:25:27] That made me remind myself again.
[6:25:35] And then again, that made me remind myself again and again and again.
[6:25:45] Reminds me that anyone, that any American,
[6:25:53] I did.
[6:25:54] I did sign the petition.
[6:25:57] But I don't know what I said that line.
[6:26:04] That painting reminds us that many Americans make use of it.
[6:26:12] No.
[6:26:12] I'll put it there just to answer the message that I wanted to give to many Americans.
[6:26:18] There's many Americans who did come to the assignment.
[6:26:22] Yes, sir.
[6:26:31] I wait for the connection.
[6:26:33] Take that out.
[6:26:35] I shorten that down.
[6:26:41] Can I send to your friend?
[6:26:58] Yes sir?
[6:27:29] I don't mind having a match in the air for the next one.
[6:27:37] I don't know, I don't like the pants you've got.
[6:27:39] It's too, uh... Maybe just particularize the team up.
[6:27:47] Yeah, well, I don't like the pants you've got.
[6:27:49] I've never seen it.
[6:27:49] It's awesome.
[6:27:50] You know what I mean?
[6:27:52] That's the best thing I've ever heard in high school.
[6:28:00] You wanted to do that high school graduation?
[6:28:03] I did that high school.
[6:28:08] The high school students.
[6:28:14] Follow the trail of your friends and act the spirit.
[6:28:44] I think that the John Brown thing has come too much in terms of who's going to come across.
[6:28:48] It has to be a little bit, you know, you have to tell the story a little more.
[6:29:09] In fact, I wouldn't say we might remember one other story.
[6:29:14] I could start off and tell a story at the end, as I did in that speech when I said, 100 years ago,
[6:29:30] Do you have the text for that?
[6:29:32] I have it here.
[6:29:34] I have rewritten this a little longer.
[6:29:35] I mean, I rewrite rather than use J.C.'s text.
[6:29:37] They have to be forwarded to the store.
[6:29:58] I'll start here.
[6:30:32] I like this, and I want to get this in.
[6:30:43] Let's say, let us love America.
[6:30:45] Not because she was rich, not because she was strong, but let us love America.
[6:30:56] So you put that in, and then put that in right after that experience, those words.
[6:31:00] Let us see, and then say, let us love America.
[6:31:05] Let us know if an octopush is breaking, if an octopush is gone, if an American is breaking, and if an American is breaking.
[6:31:21] Okay.
[6:31:21] Okay.
[6:31:21] Okay.
[6:31:22] I'll fix this later.
[6:33:10] So the way I would have it closed would be like this.
[6:33:12] Let us love America.
[6:33:13] Let us love America.
[6:33:14] 110 years ago, one of the most tragic events in this nation's history got brought to us by a real crime.
[6:33:26] A crime that was tried against us.
[6:33:31] John Robinson wrote a book called The Science of Humanism.
[6:33:34] He wrote it in 1997.
[6:33:35] I think it's in the middle of the year or so.
[6:33:38] John Robinson said that just before he tried to work on this thing.
[6:33:46] And we today, as a business community, as a generation, as a generation, as a generation, as a generation,
[6:34:04] It probably takes a little too much for granted as much to make sure of it down.
[6:34:21] Yeah.
[6:34:22] You said you're 1,500 words.
[6:34:24] I think a little over, really.
[6:34:51] I just tried the words to pay honor.
[6:34:54] I just tried to work on it.