Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 341-007 Date: Saturday, June 10, 1972 at 9:35 AM Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Colson, Charles W.; [Unknown person(s)]; Butterfield, Alexander P. Recording device: Old Executive Office Building Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/341-007 This transcript was generated automatically by AI (WhisperX) and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite it as authoritative. [13:23] Well, I thought you'd be a champion, but it's too against me. [43:56] Takk skal du ha. [51:03] It's a breed. [51:05] It's true. [51:06] It's true. [51:07] The Hollywood of high income, too, is a super liberal. [51:12] The pornographic salesman is a super liberal. [51:17] The Xerox is a super liberal. [51:20] Jesus Christ. [51:21] That's the part of the branch, but you're ranked above. [51:26] The Orthodox Jew is a traditionalist person. [51:32] That's what you're really talking about in this country. [51:43] You're a traditionalist person from Israel. [51:57] The old school really falls more into the category of the hardline Catholic. [52:03] That's the way the country is breaking down. [52:09] There's a common denominator here. [52:12] People who just believe in preserving the traditions of establishment. [52:22] One person. [52:23] Scam of large. [52:23] No scam of scum. [52:25] Scum of large. [52:27] It looks Irish, acts Irish, but it's not. [52:32] It's not like that. [52:36] It's the old way. [1:00:53] Writing out of his mind, I did not have anything to say. [1:00:58] Oh, you didn't? [1:00:59] Well, I don't agree with that. [1:01:00] No, I didn't have anything to say. [1:01:01] Well, if we'd gotten another clip, we'd have to write it right down. [1:01:08] Well, if you always have something to say, if you talk about moving the world one step closer to peace, one step further away from the danger of simply war, the media will carry that. [1:01:53] And not worry about my men, and not worry about the fuckways, the bulls, and the bad cops, and let it go. [1:02:02] They say I'm not going in, and that's just all right, too. [1:02:04] You've got to realize I've been around an awful long time. [1:02:08] I mean, I've had enormous exposure. [1:02:11] That's why I say, as far as exposure is concerned, this would be the 67th year. [1:02:19] I mean, sure, it doesn't last a month, but it leaves, it always leaves a few [1:02:21] Stay with you. [1:02:22] It does, doesn't it? [1:02:24] Try to love some. [1:02:26] Just love some. [1:02:28] May it love some. [1:02:29] May it love you a lot. [1:02:32] May it love you a great deal. [1:02:35] I still will love it most. [1:02:37] First of all that because it is very substantive and very hopeful. [1:02:45] The sense of good.