Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 344-011
Date: Tuesday, June 20, 1972 at 8:42 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob")
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/344-011

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[1:00:03] Yup.
[1:00:05] Yup.
[1:00:07] OK.
[1:00:08] So, yeah.
[1:00:12] Or R. Yeah.
[1:00:17] R.
[1:00:22] I'd like, I'd like to, I'd like to have these, uh, after the trip, I'd like to see them in all of our markets.
[1:00:34] And then I'll work from our end, you know, on, on, on, on, on, on, on, on, on, on.
[1:00:52] I might have picked it up too much.
[1:01:03] Why don't we try the... Yeah.
[1:01:15] Yeah.
[1:01:22] I have a feeling that just as well on the left, the whole government thing has arrived on the front line of speculation.
[1:01:48] I mean, I think it's a better time.
[1:01:49] It's a better time.
[1:01:50] We need to walk in and do this and so forth at this point.
[1:01:52] Those who do it won't do it hard for the others.
[1:01:53] Somehow there's a kind of resonance that you get right after doing it.
[1:01:56] One day, sometimes, rather than else, you get so cool before all of a sudden you're trying to do it by yourself.
[1:02:19] I don't want to get too serious, but I don't want to get too crowded, so let me say that you've got to have a blog for it.
[1:02:48] And they would have to, you know, get a reference from other agencies.
[1:02:53] And they would have to meet tomorrow.
[1:02:57] And they would have to go.
[1:02:58] And if they're cold, they would have to go to the hospital.
[1:03:01] And they would have to go to the hospital.
[1:03:03] And they would have to go to the hospital.
[1:03:17] Oh no, 10 o'clock this morning.
[1:03:22] That'll be the action.
[1:03:24] I should have.
[1:03:27] I should have.
[1:03:29] I should have.