Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 324-014
Date: Wednesday, March 22, 1972 at 10:05 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Bull, Stephen B.; Butterfield, Alexander P.; Sanchez, Manolo
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/324-014

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[0:00] This is Wednesday, 22nd of March.
[0:09] The Prime Minister is very scholarly, a serious man.
[0:24] Yes, they are.
[0:46] I don't have a lot of information, but the law court is supposed to do it every third month.
[0:48] Or with that, they intend to.
[0:48] Spoken with these questions.
[0:49] Right.
[0:49] I'm not sure.
[0:49] I'm not sure.
[0:50] I'm not sure.
[0:50] I'm not sure.
[0:57] All right.
[1:19] We got it.
[1:20] We got it.
[1:20] We got it.
[1:39] Yeah.
[1:49] Yeah.
[1:51] Yeah.
[1:55] Yeah.
[2:03] Yeah.
[2:41] I feel very warmly involved, particularly in the fact that you've been out of office and come back in.
[3:08] I'm so proud of you.
[3:08] I think all of us are involved in this process.
[3:09] I'm proud of you.
[3:09] I'm proud of you.
[3:10] I'm proud of you.
[3:10] I'm proud of you.
[3:12] Because, like, Gaul went into the war.
[3:36] And Gaul made the end of the war, now period, and all the metal clothes and all the fun.
[3:38] Great harvest.
[3:38] And gold.
[3:38] And gold.
[3:39] And gold.
[3:39] And gold.
[3:39] And gold.
[3:40] See us at the house.
[4:15] Oh, uh, well, look, I have a holiday.
[4:42] Each year, I have a holiday.
[4:43] Oh, oh, oh.
[4:43] Oh, oh, oh.
[4:43] Oh, oh, oh.
[4:46] The suspect came through the line.
[5:08] He said I had just come to the scene of the murder.
[5:09] The suspect came through the line.
[5:10] He said I had just come to the scene of the murder.
[5:11] The suspect came through the line.
[5:12] He said I had just come to the scene of the murder.
[5:13] The suspect came through the line.
[5:14] He said I had just come to the scene of the murder.
[5:31] Oh, wait.
[5:59] The, uh, I wasn't pressed any time through there, none of the other factors.
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[7:36] Thank you.
[8:05] I was supposed to go to a grocery store on the other side of town, and I had a great party.
[8:31] I had a great party.
[8:31] I had a great party.
[8:32] I had a great party.
[8:32] I had a great party.
[8:33] I had a great party.
[8:33] I had a great party.
[8:33] I had a great party.
[8:34] I had a great party.
[8:47] in a country where, since we were born, it was carried away, and gone, and that's great opportunity for the world to see.
[9:08] So a lot of time I've been studying about the types of things that we can do to make sure that we don't feel like our voices are made up because of this constant type of reaction from the people.
[9:12] So I'm very pleased to be able to talk about this today.