Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 318-027
Date: Wednesday, February 2, 1972 at 3:06 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob")
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/318-027

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[0:05] uh... uh... uh... uh...
[0:35] to withdraw American forces in exchange for U.W.
[0:58] rather than the war.
[0:59] It, of course, is not a ceasefire, but the inquiry must be suggested at all to be able to withdraw.
[1:01] There are a number of other points in this respect that we have to deal with.
[1:02] The question of the United States might not be made quite free.
[1:04] Husky has put partisanship ahead
[1:13] He rejects a whole range of prices in the United States.
[1:38] The enemy rejects it.
[1:39] It's like five.
[1:39] And, uh, the case comes to the enemy.
[1:43] ... ... ... ... ...
[2:15] As you can see, he has a deadly problem with non-recognition, especially when you use the command of 8-1.
[2:39] He's a dude, too.
[2:39] He's an artist, too.
[2:40] He's an actor, too.
[2:40] He's a president, too.
[2:41] Even though he had serious problems with law and policy.
[2:42] He's a guy who knocked me away.
[2:43] He's been following me back through the office and court.
[2:45] Yeah.
[3:12] Yeah.
[3:12] Yeah.
[3:12] Yeah.
[3:13] And I'm not suggesting that all those items, just that all those items above should be approved.
[3:27] But basically, in the case of the law, I don't find well to explore any case.