Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 322-040
Date: Thursday, March 9, 1972 at 2:40 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Kissinger, Henry A.; Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob")
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/322-040

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[0:00] Random to history.
[0:23] One copy to Holden.
[0:24] On the one copy to Holden.
[0:24] For this memo.
[0:24] Random to Henry.
[0:25] And I am certainly on some occasion when you're talking to a client, so if you're in the sky.
[0:27] And especially when I'm in the center.
[0:27] The cops.
[0:28] That's a bad thing.
[0:29] in relation to our state and our organization.
[0:50] We've trained you well in the background.
[0:50] We're going to put you on the ground.
[0:51] We're going to put you on the saddle.
[0:52] We're going to put you on the curb.
[0:53] We're going to put you on the ground.
[0:53] We're going to put you on the ground.
[0:54] We're going to put you on the ground.
[0:55] We're going to put you on the ground.
[0:56] We're going to put you on the ground.
[0:58] I'm not saying that I'm a non-collegiate man.
[1:23] Well, I'm a non-collegiate man.
[1:24] I'm a non-collegiate man.
[1:24] I'm a non-collegiate man.
[1:25] I'm a non-collegiate man.
[1:26] I don't know.
[1:51] I don't know.
[1:51] I don't know.
[1:51] I don't know.
[1:52] I don't know.
[2:15] I don't know.
[2:15] I don't know.
[2:16] I don't know.
[2:18] So, we actually started when I had to go to the show to get a report from my father's company.
[2:43] He was 59.
[2:43] My father was in Moscow.
[2:44] I had a brain that was so good.
[2:45] So, he was going to be a good resident.
[2:45] He was on television, radio.
[2:46] He was on TV before.
[2:46] He was a lady.
[2:47] He was in a company.
[2:47] I had a lot of problems.
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[3:15] That's coming up in three weeks.
[3:39] We're going to do a big draft.
[3:40] We're going to do three weeks.
[3:41] We're going to do three weeks.
[3:42] We're going to do three weeks.
[3:45] In the session we had today, we drafted a 100,000 comments from the United States to the American audience at home.
[4:08] We had an election coming up next week.
[4:09] We had a report from the United States.
[4:10] We had a Soviet audience, a Soviet team, and a Russian audience.
[4:11] We had the American officials on call.
[4:13] the discussion of the matter, and I was finally told not to admit it.
[4:31] As far as the marriage law is concerned, I regret that this was the first time when a person of my rank would be allowed to be directed to a refugee.
[4:40] I did not want it to be the last time.
[4:41] That means I'll turn things on our basis.
[4:43] What effect does that have on the American audience?
[5:10] What?
[5:10] What?
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[5:44] the kind of pressure we were under and trying to get it out.
[6:09] We've got to prepare it.
[6:10] It's the worst in the whole of California.
[6:11] We're there for it.
[6:11] We want to do it.
[6:12] Yeah, I mean, of course.
[6:12] I would suggest it's great to speak.
[6:13] Right.
[6:13] That's why it's really a lot of times
[6:14] which would be the first time I have made the most possible effort
[6:45] This phenomenon is totally incredible.
[7:06] Incredible, of course.
[7:06] But more than ever, we're going to want to recognize the current.
[7:07] Every year, we're going to have to have the other end of the other in turn.
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[8:42] Yeah, I know what you want.