Conversation 389-019

TapeTape 389StartSaturday, November 4, 1972 at 11:15 AMEndSaturday, November 4, 1972 at 12:25 PMParticipantsNixon, Richard M. (President);  Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob");  Colson, Charles W.;  Ziegler, Ronald L.;  Kissinger, Henry A.;  [Unknown person(s)]Recording deviceOld Executive Office Building

On November 4, 1972, President Richard M. Nixon, H. R. ("Bob") Haldeman, Charles W. Colson, Ronald L. Ziegler, Henry A. Kissinger, and unknown person(s) met in the President's office in the Old Executive Office Building at an unknown time between 11:15 am and 12:25 pm. The Old Executive Office Building taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 389-019 of the White House Tapes.

Conversation No. 389-19

Date: November 4, 1972
Time: Unknown between 11:15 am and 12:25 pm
Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman.

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       1972 campaign
            -James J. Kilpatrick, Jr. column
                 -Predicted figures
                        -The President’s margin of victory
                        -Pollsters
                 -Charles W. Colson
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                 -Questioning the President’s judgment
           -Candidates
           -The President’s radio speech
           -The President’s trips
                 -California
                       -Burbank
                              -Stopover
                       -Headquarters
                       -Itinerary
                       -Remarks to public
                              -Crowd control
                              -Length
                              -Location
           -Republican candidates
                 -Herbert F. DeSimone
           -Issues
                 -Public interest
                 -Amnesty
                 -Busing
                       -Voter turnout
                 -Problems

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      1972 campaign
           -George S. McGovern’s speech in Chicago, November 3, 1972
                -Charges
                -Response
                      -McGovern’s credibility
                      -Watergate
                            -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
                -The President’s involvement in campaign
                      -The President’s reaction to knowledge about Watergate
                      -Investigation
                            -Donald H. Segretti
                                  -Activities
                                        -Timing
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                              -John W. Dean, III
                              -Clark MacGregor
                              -Dean
                              -Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]

Charles W. Colson, Ronald L. Ziegler, and Henry A. Kissinger entered at 11:40 am.

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       1972 campaign
            -McGovern’s speech in Chicago
                 -Response
                      -Colson
                           -Report
                      -Agnew’s statement
                           -Ziegler’s review
                           -Agnew’s style
                           -Wording
                                  -McGovern’s credibility
                           -Vietnam negotiations
                                  -McGovern’s proposals
                                        -Surrender
                                  -The President’s settlement
                           -Drafting
                           -Release
                                  -Press conference
                                  -Time
                 -Agnew’s schedule
                      -Face the Nation
                           -Cancellation
                      -George P. Shultz
                      -Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS]
                           -Strike

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Ziegler and Colson left at 11:45 am.

       Kissinger’s schedule
             -Unknown Canadian

       1972 campaign
            -McGovern’s speech in Chicago
                 -Response
                 -Press coverage
                       -New York Times, Washington Post
                 -Media coverage
                 -McGovern’s credibility
                 -Timing
                 -Media coverage

An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 11:45 am.

       Refreshment

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 12:25 pm.

                   -North Vietnam
                        -Negotiations
                        -Charade claim
                        -Settlement agreement
                               -Details
                                     -Importance

       Vietnam negotiations
            -Ellsworth F. Bunker
                  -Message
                        -Bui Diem’s conversation with Charles Whitehouse
                              -Whitehouse
                                     -Stewart J. O. and Joseph W. Alsop
                              -North Vietnamese army [NVA] in South Vietnam
                              -Paris
                                     -Advisers
                              -Vietcong [VC]
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              -Economics minister’s conversation with Bunker
                    -Saigon bankers
                    -Investments
              -Diem
                    -Political orientation
              -Economics minister
-Jim Deakin [?]
-North Vietnamese
       -Strategy
       -Effect of US bombing
-Military action
       -Recent story
       -North Vietnamese forces
              -Tanks
              -Cease-fire
              -Offensive
              -Number of divisions in South Vietnam
-Settlement agreement
       -Hanoi’s posture
              -1972 election
              -The President’s unknown speech
              -Signing
-Nguyen Van Thieu
       -Kissinger’s draft message
              -Saigon
       -Diem
       -Recent activities
              -Effect on 1972 election
-US posture
       -Settlement agreement
              -Details
       -Firmness
              -Hanoi, Thieu
       -National interest
       -1972 election
       -National interest
-1972 campaign
       -Settlement agreement
              -Timing
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                            -Corruption issue
                       -McGovern’s Chicago speech
                            -Effect
                                  -Watergate issue
                                  -Prices issue
                       -Timing
                       -Concessions
                       -Thieu
                       -US posture
                            -Hardline

      Press relations
            -Journalist
                   -Identity
                         -Washington Post article
            -1972 campaign
                   -McGovern
                         Thomas W. Braden’s Los Angeles Times article
                   -Hecklers

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      1972 campaign
           -Hecklers
                -Response
                     -Time
                -Agnew
                     -Washington Post
                     -New York Times
                     -R. Sargent Shriver

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                 -Vulgarisms
                 -Comparisons with Donald H. Segretti, Watergate
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                 -Press coverage
                 -Deprivation of free speech for the President, Vice President Spiro T. Agnew,
                  [Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Tricia Nixon Cox,
                  [Dwight] David Eisenhower, II, Edward R. F. Cox]

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           -McGovern’s campaign
           -Comparison to 1964 election
                 -Barry M. Goldwater
                 -Lyndon B. Johnson
           -Press coverage
           -Dwight D. Eisenhower
           -1960 election
                 -The President’s concession speech
                 -John F. Kennedy
           -Goldwater’s concession speech
                 -Johnson
           -Support for the elected President
                 -McGovern’s refusal
                       -Statements
                       -National unity
           -McGovern’s speech in Chicago
                 -Vietnam negotiations
                       -Undermined confidence
                       -The President’s settlement
                             -Refusal to sign
                 -Effect on negotiations, campaign

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      Vietnam War
           -The President’s “Silent Majority” speech, November 3, 1969
                -Richard A. Moore
                -Raymond K. Price, Jr.
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-Advance men
-Vignette
-Oklahoma City
-Tulsa
-Response
      -Demonstrations
-White House staff
-Response
      -November 4, 1969
-May 8, 1972 decision
      -Difficulty
-Compared to the President’s Cambodia speech, April 30, 1970
      -Difficulty
-Impact on US
-Demonstrations
      -Presidency
-Impact on US presidency
-Announcement
      -Timing
             -Advice of Cabinet, staff
-Demonstrations
      -US troop withdrawals
             -Pace
      -Church going
-Impact on US
-Historical importance
      -Compared to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s declaration of war
             -Pearl Harbor
-Impact on US
      -Article
-Tone
-Compared to McGovern’s Chicago speech
-McGovern’s Chicago speech
      -Viewing by Kissinger, Haldeman
      -Delivery
      -Writing
      -Irresponsibility
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                       -McGovern’s campaign
                       -McGovern’s views

      1972 campaign
           -The President’s campaign
                 -Predictions
                        -Victory margin
                 -Colson
                 -Radio speeches
                 -Amnesty issue
                 -Predictions
                        -Victory margin
                              -Number of states
                        -Losses
                              -Massachusetts
                 -Michigan
                 -Wisconsin
                 -Oregon
                 -Hawaii
                 -Michigan
                 -California
                 -Michigan
                        -Poll
                        -Labor unions
                        -George C. Wallace vote
                        -Robert P. Griffin
           -Thomas F. Eagleton
           -Wisconsin
                 -Polls
                 -John K. MacIver
           -Indiana
                 -Catholic vote
                        -Importance
                 -Massachusetts
                        -The President’s campaign
                        -McGovern’s campaign
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                   -Statements
                          -Effect
             -Projections
-Edward M. (“Ted”) Kennedy
       -Schedule
             -Senior citizens
                   -Miami Beach, Florida
             -Massachusetts
                   -Gerry E. Studds
             -Association of American Medical Colleges
                   -Fontainebleau Hotel
             -Senior Citizens for McGovern
                   -Miami
             -Ohio
                   -Warren, Ohio
                          -United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of
                           America
                   -Charles J. Carney
                          -Reception
             -Montgomery County, Maryland
             -Connecticut
             -Maloney High School
             -Montgomery County
             -Hartford
             -Claiborne Pell
             -Rhode Island
             -Connecticut
             -Studds
-Massachusetts
       -McGovern
       -Projections
-New York
       -Projections
-Polls
       -California
       -Michigan
       -Ohio
       -Vermont
       -Ohio
             -Cleveland
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                  -Illinois
                         -Chicago
                  -California
                         -The President’s lead
                         -Level of organization
                  -Wisconsin
                  -Texas
                  -South
                         -Changes
                         -George H. Gallup, Louis P. Harris
                         -Democrats
                         -Undecided votes
                         -Texas
                         -Analysis of voting
                         -Harris poll
                  -Press reports
                  -Impact on North Vietnamese
                  -Support for the President

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      Vietnam negotiations
           -Settlement agreement
                  -Press relations
                        -Journalists’ frustrations
                               -Peace terms
                                     -Quality
                                     -1972 campaign
                               -1972 campaign
                                     -Corruption issue
                  -Signing
                        -State Department
                        -News summary
                        -William H. Sullivan’s view
                               -Thieu’s tenure
                               -Hanoi
                  -Public support for the President
                  -North Vietnamese posture
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                        -North Vietnamese forces
                        -Schedule
                        -Press relations
                        -Resumption of talks
                              -Forthcoming meeting
                              -Possible break off of talks
                              -Message
                                     -November 8, 9, 1972
                              -US bombing
                                     -Timing
                                          -1972 election
                        -Message to Moscow
                              -The President’s posture
                              -Meetings
                              -Changes
                                     -US bombing
                        -Thieu
                        -Residual forces

Haldeman left at an unknown time after 11:45 am.

       Kissinger’s schedule
             -Lodging
                   -Unknown place
             -Haldeman

Kissinger left at an unknown time before 12:25 pm.

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But I've got everything for it.
The focus is on the camera, not right on the picture.
I'm going to go to 44.
I'm going to go to 45.
I'm going to go to 45.
I'm going to go to 45.
I'm going to go to 45.
I'm going to go to 45.
He could not.
He needed it.
He would have had it by then, but I don't know what the time was.
He called you to sure as hell.
I mean, he always, not always, but he always calls me to check.
Of course.
Let me see.
This is the front of the wall.
I am the owner.
This is the front of the wall.
So I'm going to say, you know, mostly you've got to keep them off of my back.
Uh, you've got to realize that, you know, Bob and I, we're going to have to get along with Matt as well.
But, you know, there's a candidate that's got other tasks before.
And there's a chance.
We're going to get that in plenty of time.
We're not sure if you want to approach it.
Take it to your radio.
I don't know if any of you are familiar with any of the work that I've done with this one.
I think it's a good idea.
But, uh...
There's a technique you can do that is you can chop around the third bankers and put them back in an area.
It would be different from where you are, but I think it's unbelievable.
And I know that you've been going around London Johnson doing many errands, but for sure you've made some sense of the floor, right?
No, not the race.
No, not the race.
Three of your headquarters is up there.
Good.
If you go up and drop out of one of the quarters up there, I could see that.
And if you go to any of those four headquarters, you could only back those naps in addition to the other parties.
Why are you running the phone so long?
they can go right over to where we are
I can just go by her.
They're all here anyway.
I can do that.
I can go in, and then I can go back to the bank.
That way, it won't happen.
It won't happen if I do it that way.
It won't happen if I go out.
No, I'm not trying to do that.
I'm not trying to do that.
I'm not trying to do that.
I want everybody out of the room to watch this.
I don't want to look at it.
It's bad.
I'll pick it up.
It has to be done.
It has to be done.
It has to be done.
It has to be done.
It has to be done.
You know, if you see a BAP, you realize you might be in a very difficult position.
You never know when you're going to be in trouble.
You never know when you're going to be in trouble.
All right.
And we will not hear it.
Okay.
Now, all of them, as you know, we've co-created the first time he's been doing it, and he said, this kid's from Phoenix.
And what the heck would people say?
I mean, you know, what they think they want to hear.
You know, you're, you're a fire control.
You know, they don't, they didn't do that.
They didn't do that.
They didn't do that.
Good day to hit it.
No, I'm not sure.
I'm not sure it's a problem.
I'm still running through it.
I would try to take all that seriously.
Would you rather just use that instead of
I think maybe the way we've got this situation,
But I have always been comfortable with camping, a lot of my camping.
So, I've always liked camping.
I'm sure.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I don't know why I'm saying that.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
I did not run a camping.
But, but, I did.
I did go.
I did that.
I got to go to work.
I want you to be there for me.
I want you to be there for me.
I want you to be there for me.
I want you to be there for me.
I want you to be there for me.
Yeah, I was going into that, but this is something that's going to happen.
Yeah, I did go see.
Then I said that I had it.
I read the right act.
Everybody in my house, I believe, is responsible.
I said, I heard that there.
You're saying I do.
I heard my great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great
Thank you.
I don't want to believe it.
I don't want to take advice.
And therefore, his answer, rather than looking down and telling us what to do, I seriously believe that his answer would be put it back in perspective.
I think that's right.
I think that's right.
The other point he made is that we don't want to seem like we're acting here.
I don't think we should.
I don't think we should.
I don't think we should.
I don't think we should.
I don't think we should.
Here we are.
We're at the last place.
Here we are.
I think it should be made with contempt.
Well, contempt can't wait to stay.
He wants to say, here we are, and listen to this, again, this man is not going to use the argument.
He wants to be honest.
In fact, contempt is fine, provided he doesn't appear hanky.
Yeah, he doesn't appear hanky.
For months he was offering to see us, but we did not do it then.
Now we got, now we got... For months he was offering, correct?
He was offering, correct.
For months he was offering, correct, and now we had a draft decision, which is infinitely better than anything he ever thought of.
Now we want to accept that, but we are certain we can still improve the system.
He always accepts that we can do it, too.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's all I can say for now.
That's, uh, that's canceled now.
But he's, he's got, I say, Shultz agreed to it.
I mean, Shultz is an idol, and he's conditioned that also.
He cancels it.
But it takes a little sway to the CD a lot, and I think on the other side of the studio is where they're going to go with that.
Yeah, probably.
Finally, I think they're going to find out who it is.
Yeah, I think so.
I don't see you before I hit you.
What he said, there it is.
It's not playing.
What he said, it's not playing.
It's not playing.
It's not playing.
It's not playing.
It's not playing.
But they were late.
They were not even close to their leaders.
And I heard a part of that.
We had projects that were meant to, like, test them.
I don't think the decision that anybody takes them is ever going to be agreed to.
Nor is it ever.
All the time when I sat there and cried tonight before the election, I came in and said, you know, this is better than the sort of fun that I've been in a while.
I don't believe it.
They don't think, Henry.
They don't think.
Henry, they don't think.
They don't think.
They don't think.
They don't think.
They don't think.
They don't think.
They don't think.
They don't think.
What is the issue?
I know you're asking us to sign anything that you've made, right?
On the entire street, they can point to where some of these tables that are very important have to be worked on.
Yes, ma'am.
We've got an interesting table today.
Some of the fun things to do.
Brian is going to go to Brian's office today.
He's going to go to his office.
He's going to go to his office.
We're going to sign it.
We'll tie you up in the park?
Yeah, why not?
Okay.
Let's go.
Yeah, keep going.
And he said, what is this deal going to do?
Is there going to be a slide of capital?
Interesting, yes, but that's not a hotline.
And the minister is not here.
Uh-huh.
The old man is not here.
The agent wasn't out in the summer yet.
Mm-hmm.
The summer has corresponded.
He's opening the door.
He's out there.
But he's been disposed of recently.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
In North Vietnam, all they're doing is saying, like, put your annex on it.
It's baseline.
Don't worry about it.
God damn it.
That was a problem.
What about this story?
What about this story?
We have been intercepted by an IDP tank, moving in a certain direction, and we have no lead now.
First candidate, please rise, rise to the second position, and then I report candidate to serve, please rise to position first.
I don't know what's going to happen.
I don't know what's going to happen.
Yeah, yeah.
That's it.
She was done.
We're just a little to the right.
We're standing firm.
I'm saying, yeah, I'm saying that we should bring it on.
We should bring it on.
We should bring it on.
We should bring it on.
We should bring it on.
And I think you've come across what is actually the best position.
Is that you're a defender of the American National League.
Uh, but it put up an issue, right?
Is it, uh, because...
So, so this came up...
But it did, uh, drive, uh, drive the water cage to high pressure.
You're right, you're right, you're right.
How's that?
i was
No, I don't have any money.
I don't have anything else.
They didn't take the kids.
That's because the people in power did something.
They did something.
And we responded to that.
We tried to do something.
We can't do anything.
You're going to get something.
The other thing, the other thing, the other thing that I read is that, uh, when I, when you're in a relationship, when you're in a relationship, when you're in a relationship, it doesn't mean you're depressed all the time.
Remember that?
When you're in a relationship, when you're in a relationship, it doesn't mean you're depressed all the time.
Remember that?
And here he is, last week.
He's not being judged.
He's not being judged.
I have been out except in 2020.
Without therapy, without technique, without surgery, without bandages.
I'm standing up there here, and you can hear it all the way through the seat, just down the shadow.
It was at the end of the car, all the way to the shouting hall, which I heard you say.
And our people are unable to stand in the parking lot.
So I understand, and I'm glad for you.
This summer, baby, somebody took four more years to get that money, and they walked up to him and said, I see you're going to kiss my ass.
You're definitely going to do this to me.
They thought the bomb was back on the cover of time.
They were bruised in that.
I know.
They were like, they're going to kiss my ass.
And they're thinking, let's get back to what they're saying.
Did you, uh, did, did you think what they did to her?
They said it pretty badly, yeah.
What?
Well, you can kiss my ass.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
You must vote against that if you really think that's a good idea.
It's like, that's a good idea.
Isn't that right?
Yeah.
So we don't even know if it actually works.
I mean, if they rip the money back, then it's worse.
If they get down to where it's right, then it's bad.
Actually, all this was done based on 10th and 12th and 12th.
It's cool.
And he said it's a rough thing, but not exactly.
But not in any way.
I think he said it's a tough thing, but it's cool.
and they came all the way over to me and said, it's you that's getting screwed.
It's you they're screwing.
He said, that's you?
Yeah.
And so they come on, and he said, you know, I said, well, I can't.
I'm a little girl.
And they're saying, fuck you to the person I'm not seeing.
And nobody minded that.
I mean, that's what fighters are.
I mean, that's all it's not going to be.
That's us.
Every place we go.
Beautiful young girl.
Yeah.
Eight years old.
And they're like, fuck you.
Fuck you.
Right.
None of us can see it.
None of God, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man.
This is unbelievable.
And the French is not saying one goddamn good word today.
They know the name of the network that's going through our radio network.
Let's figure that out, Steve.
We're probably going to have guys out here.
We're going to have guys out here right here to question Kennedy.
And then there's Goldwater to question Sanders.
They're all beautiful.
They already wanted you to do that.
They would have expected you to do a beautiful job.
Each one of you in some way, all better.
But the country's going to stand behind you.
You've been elected president.
I'll support you.
He doesn't even say that.
He wants us to rain on top of him.
He says, I will not support him, period.
I will not leave him, he calls our national unit.
And all of a sudden, he says, it ain't really my fault.
You know, I had to call him on Friday night.
So he told us, well, we've got to do this because we're going to get it back to them.
That's not going to be so bad if it doesn't happen.
But if you can't get it back, so this is not what they showed us on television on Friday night.
I'm the one who came out here and talked to them.
We did it.
We did it.
Then he said, folks, there was no intention to sign it.
You cannot expect a lot of things in the heat of the campaign.
He didn't undermine Trump's department.
No, he didn't.
He didn't succeed at undermining the country.
He's never done anything to us.
But if he had succeeded in what he wanted to do, he could not have affected the campaign with the capacity to come.
And that's unforgivable.
What do you know of the funny thing, Henry?
Well, uh...
I can read a lot of stuff.
But I just want you to know that, you know, Nick Moore, Ray Price, 14 people on the staff, all of our advanced men and everything else, they just want to let you know that they're going to do what they're supposed to do.
They're going to do what they're supposed to do.
in November the 3rd.
I called the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of
That's the one thing I want to point out.
If you remember that, what we really talked about in all of our stuff, you know, the decision, the decision made by my partner, I think the best of us, yeah, so much more than the great, great Paul, but speaking of the record bearers, and speaking of Cambodia, the market component, I was going to say that they put the hell out of the making so you can decide to give it a hand.
And when you do something big, the speech doesn't matter.
Cambodia, the speech matters, the great people do it.
But the one issue about the November 3rd speech was so essential in turning this country around.
And it did turn it around.
Again, those are the responsibilities of just dealing with the good news of the president.
If they hadn't seen it, they probably wouldn't have had to do it.
Like, if anyone else did it, they would have enjoyed the power of the president.
That's what I mean.
That's it.
Not there.
Not there.
Not there.
You may respond to these demonstrations by celebrating the withdrawal of Jews.
Are you going to church?
No, I'm not going to church at all.
I know you're doing any of these new things that would be successful.
Yeah.
You couldn't have gotten to that position, but what was happening with the inciting of these things?
Interesting.
There's no question that I've always been an interviewer, but there's always something better than being an interviewer.
The administration's personal statement on November 13th has been turned 183 percent of the state's response to the nation's petition.
Now wait a minute, the people's attention has gone up very close, but the entity's position has been narrowed.
If that speech was, then people won't be having a presidential speech.
Probably not.
And even if they wrote about a declaration of war, it would still be there.
I don't
Exactly three years later, on November 3rd, 1972, the worst speech ever done in this century by a presidential candidate from California.
My dark and blonde white policy was made by a church.
You saw it?
Yes, I saw it.
It was a bandit deliverer.
It's a terrible shame.
And that's a great thing.
No, it's not that great.
Well, that's what you mean, the worst speech.
The higher you go, the more irresponsible speech.
In terms of irresponsibility, in terms of the goal of accusations and lies that are being exposed to the White House, it's just the... You're going to have to be in a thing to fix the belief that the president was behind this.
And go get it, please.
Just so that he can get it from his eyes, can't they?
Can't they?
The Mitchies already need a guy like him, always.
This speech is a classic.
This speech is a classic of what's wrong.
The soul can't think.
The soul is selfish.
The soul is more inherent than the spirit.
The spirit needs to be in the soul to do the things that it has to do.
And so I get into a discussion with the audience on this subject.
So you're going to talk about the curse.
The curse.
So that's the reason.
The way they're doing this isn't on us, but it's anyway out there.
It's the Jews that are doing it.
We're going to stand in the way.
And that's how I see it.
That's how I see it.
I think.
In fact, the Commonwealth people have gone a little bit overboard in predicting climate change.
I told them, how many times do I pull out?
I did it, and I called them again, and they're mad.
Prediction 45, please.
Why have you never heard of it?
Prediction 44.
But I mean, before I get into radio, but I suggest that, I mean, that I suggest that those animals be in it.
If, I mean, if they're in it, I'll tell you what, even if you're going to do this, you have to, it's going to be a hell of a lot more than 30 days.
I'm just giving you a minute to hop for day 44.
But, uh, what do you need to do?
Tell me what you need to do.
We don't work, we're not working with anyone else.
I don't know.
I think we're in Michigan.
The Michigan movement.
The Michigan movement.
The California movement.
The Maryland movement.
The thing about Michigan, which is 49-42, is still pretty damn good.
We're in better shape for Georgia.
I don't think we're in that position.
And if we are, you've got to remember, it's not the labor union that's going to get us.
That's their problem.
And the other problem is the law.
The question of the law.
And the law is about whether we're going to get it.
The thing is, whether or not we've got a real answer, we have to take responsibility for it.
We've got to realize that we're both on the same page.
I do not believe in revolution.
I think that that's not a problem.
I think we have a supervisor of the whole of the country and I have much, not much confidence in that.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I don't know what's going on.
Well, I think it's that excursion up there, maybe.
Maybe, that makes sense.
A little bit.
Obviously, I don't think Teddy's doing a hell of a lot of work.
Teddy was campaigning for Miami.
I figured out Teddy's campaign day yesterday was for the senior citizens to meet in Miami.
I'm not getting out of here because I don't know why he wouldn't go there.
That's how he said it.
Teddy is going to go to Miami.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Eddie Daniels said he spoke at 9 a.m. to the Association of American Medical Colleges at the Boston River event.
Then he did a senior citizen rally for the Florida government in Miami.
And he did go to Ohio NPS and went to Warren, Ohio, and spoke at the biological radio machine where he was part of the program.
And had a reception at the U.S. National Department of Health.
And a fundraising dinner for the government last night in St. Louis.
Today, he has nothing scheduled for the off day.
He's not going to be here.
Sunday, tomorrow, he's going to McGovern County, and Barrett, and Connecticut, and Louisville, and Nashville.
McGovern County has a season call, and it's quite clear.
And then Friday, why are they spending so much time with Connecticut?
And then Friday, he goes to Purcell, and he's probably going to go back, and he's going to go to Louisville,
That's why I said, and we're waiting.
We're waiting.
We're waiting.
We're waiting.
On Monday, there's only a campaign scheduled for this approximately 4.3 million people's campaign, which says it involves the U.S. military, the Massachusetts, and Massachusetts.
We may possibly go to Germany for answers, but again, my message is that the U.S. military is ready.
They help us.
They know what's important about us.
But the NCD is the only thing that can ever stop us.
I need to get rid of my family.
make an error what could we hear that for fear that we might not find those
So now, we need to think about what is right and what is wrong.
Now, it depends on how much you know what you're doing to work.
The last thing we're going to do is we're going to work with you.
We are going to work with you.
We are going to work with you.
We are going to work with you.
We are going to work with you.
I know this is not what you just calculated.
Why?
Why not?
I mean, partly because that's our organization, you know.
Ohio, what do you have there?
Ohio has been here for about 30 months.
We've already hired a bunch of them.
We can't, not that very much.
South Bend, Ohio, 31, 32.
What about Florida?
I don't know, I have to hear.
California, 64.
That's what Chicago sometimes goes at.
I don't know if that's what they do in Florida.
How on earth is the vehicle working properly now?
I couldn't have that.
I am fine-graded, and I'm a good professor.
So, I have just been writing these questions to people who are interested.
And that's why I'm going to tell them that I'm fine-graded.
And we don't have a very good organization.
But I think you guys are good.
I think you guys are good.
I don't think we have to worry about it.
But then he went to California.
And then he went to Wisconsin.
And Wisconsin, now, 1548, I believe, right?
I told you, which is actually 1730.
South, yes.
South is going to be this narrow there.
I've watched that closely.
I have narrowed down a little on every point in time.
I don't know.
I don't know.
So it's about 130.
The whole south, the whole delt of America is about 130.
We've got 500.
South and Irish is 162.
That's good enough.
South and Irish is 1625.
So it's about 21.
So it's about 730 there.
This is the end of the slide, and I think we're good.
I think we've been more than the end of the slide.
We're still on the rest of the slide.
Very good.
Very good.
3444, the red wall seat on that stage, the heat is a little bit warm.
I don't think they were going to send anything.
No, they should.
No, they should try to make a decision.
But if they're coming back, I think they're right there.
They're right there.
They're not the haters.
I think, I think they might be people like you there.
I
But they have died.
He absolutely killed them.
They know that the truth couldn't have been obtained four years ago.
Not only four months ago.
They know that they've got that good truth.
Okay.
Good sense.
But what sense to say this in the middle of it?
At the end of a campaign?
It's just more than they can sense.
They know you.
If they thought they had to go in for the corruption issue, for the contributors, then what?
Then they...
What?
I tried, but we were lucky.
Is this the quickest way to get out of here?
Who was that?
Who was that?
I didn't know.
I didn't know.
I didn't know.
I didn't know.
I didn't know.
I didn't know.
I don't think he put that out.
I think he came out wrongly with the topic.
They're going to
And if you think what they shot there was, what can they do with it now?
It's another thing, and that's a great question.
But the other thing is, the other thing I think is, is that at least it's not better.
I think it's a little time.
I think it's a little time.
I think it's a little time.
I think it's a little time.
I think it's a little time.
I think it's a little time.
that he had, uh, the change that we can have
That's right.
How was your day tonight?
Very good.