Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 366-003
Date: Tuesday, October 10, 1972 at 2:40 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Colson, Charles W.; Acker, Marjorie P.; [Unknown person(s)]
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/366-003

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[0:10] I don't know what's going to happen.
[0:24] Either one, either way, though.
[0:28] Let's suppose we get a deal.
[0:33] He's down, too.
[0:33] So let's suppose we don't get a deal.
[0:35] He's a scapegoat.
[0:35] If you don't believe me, you've got to make me one, too.
[0:36] I hope you like what you're saying.
[1:10] Okay.
[1:24] I need you to notice that I'm telling you right in front of you, I'm trying to speak to the other party.
[1:26] Who has heard it first from you?
[3:29] I hear you.
[5:23] all these little kids going around and promiscuous relations.
[5:29] And then you get the category, and then you try to see if the abortion permits free promiscuous relations with other people.
[5:39] And that is the perfect promise of promiscuity.
[5:42] Right.
[5:42] Yes, it is perfect.
[5:45] It is perfect.
[5:46] That's why I hadn't thought of that.
[5:47] I suppose there isn't
[5:57] As a matter of fact, you know, the discovery of the cure was for syphilis.
[6:01] It greatly increased the risk of syphilis.
[6:06] Sure.
[6:07] Sure.
[6:08] People used to be scared of that.
[6:09] You know, they'd hit the clock or, you know, or whatever they get.
[6:11] Or they'd crash, et cetera.
[6:13] Now they're not afraid.
[6:14] They're willing to go to the doctor, to the shop.
[6:16] So they go to the horror houses or anything, right?
[6:18] They go in to the church.
[6:34] I might as well be
[7:00] But I do it on the basis of making it goddamn hard to do.
[7:24] In other words, China's making a lot of big money.
[7:25] Where they want to have a beer, have a beer, and a drum.
[7:26] The drum's good.
[7:26] No, that's really good.
[7:27] He gives you two examples, and he says,
[7:45] Thank you.
[9:36] What do you mean?
[9:39] No, I can't.
[9:40] I'm sorry.
[9:44] You can't?
[9:46] No.
[10:45] I don't want to get into the position where we are or where we're frozen and we keep crumbling.
[10:54] That's the problem I have.
[10:56] But we can attack him.
[10:57] We're removing him as soon as we can.
[11:00] Exactly.
[11:00] He says he's going to remove him today because the developers don't have to do it.
[11:04] We can attack him for that.
[11:05] Just so you don't get me frozen in the other room.
[11:08] You see what I mean?
[11:26] I've already decided to give up on you.
[12:34] Thank you.
[14:36] The country is...
[14:41] Listen, the polls have always been anti-Semitic.
[14:52] And so are the Russians.
[15:50] Thank you.
[17:23] I'll shut up.
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