Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 333-027
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 1972 at 5:14 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Woods, Rose Mary
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/333-027

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[0:00] Well, I had, I cheated.
[0:13] I had some on the bench.
[0:17] There were a lot of changes, though.
[0:18] Did you get all those?
[0:19] Oh, yeah.
[0:20] Where it changes?
[0:22] Did the pages go?
[0:22] Do you know how many pages?
[0:23] About 2,000.
[0:23] They're counting, but... You had 2139.
[0:26] That's... Before that last... Before... Cut on that, isn't it?
[0:30] It's a good speech.
[0:53] It's very short.
[0:53] It's brief, but it says one hell of a lot.
[0:55] And of course, as you can imagine, there's an awful lot going on diplomatically we're not saying.
[0:59] There's another one.
[1:22] See, there's another private meeting here in Paris.
[1:23] That's why we're going back to this one meeting tomorrow, really.
[1:24] Yeah.
[1:24] That's by implication in here, but only a smart fellow will ever see it.
[1:26] We can't say it.
[1:26] We'll go to cover on it.
[1:27] But the private meeting in Paris is a tradition cut bait when they even talk.
[1:28] They don't want to start bombing again.
[1:30] Well, that's where we got our wheel.
[1:42] That's where the rush by the rush came on.
[1:43] That's on the second.