Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 278-053
Date: Thursday, September 16, 1971 at 11:15 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob")
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/278-053

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[0:07] I thought you said that you heard the Miss America contest that she made a very good .
[0:14] You remember you told me at one time that one of those contests .
[0:27] This gal, this gal went all out on her.
[0:34] And what would she finish?
[0:36] That was the one you were talking about.
[0:37] Great.
[0:37] Yeah.
[0:44] All right.
[0:45] All right.
[0:46] Sure.
[0:46] Sure.
[0:47] Well, you're way in there.
[0:53] That's great.
[0:59] That idea that you might have to pass on the runner mark.
[1:22] We've got loads to go once a week, bring a question in the way that we get across, you know, so that we can decide on the adequate way before the polls come out, or when it comes out.
[1:36] I think that's a pretty good answer to be frank with the right of way.
[1:40] Do you mind talking?
[1:43] He should have done it, but I won't say it.
[1:45] But you know how it is in the past.
[1:47] There are not more errors in policy than others.
[1:51] You know, there might be a question that might be a little bit the other way.
[1:57] I'm sure that's what I'm saying.