Conversation 392-009

TapeTape 392StartWednesday, December 20, 1972 at 12:33 PMEndWednesday, December 20, 1972 at 1:30 PMParticipantsNixon, Richard M. (President);  Colson, Charles W.;  Bull, Stephen B.;  White House operator;  Nixon, Thelma C. ("Pat") (Ryan)Recording deviceOld Executive Office Building

On December 20, 1972, President Richard M. Nixon, Charles W. Colson, Stephen B. Bull, White House operator, and Thelma C. ("Pat") (Ryan) Nixon met in the President's office in the Old Executive Office Building from 12:33 pm to 1:30 pm. The Old Executive Office Building taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 392-009 of the White House Tapes.

Conversation No. 392-9

Date: December 20, 1972
Time: 12:33 pm - 1:30 pm
Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with Charles W. Colson.

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        Polls
                -Vietnam War
                      -Albert E. Sindlinger
                           -“Hawks”
                                  -Compared to “doves”
                           -Press conference
                           -Negotiations
                                  -Congressional relations
                                        -“Peace with honor”
                           -“Hawks” and “doves”
                                  -Compared to the President’s May 8, 1972 decision
                                        -World War III
                                        -Cambodia
                                             -Liberals
                           -Henry A. Kissinger’s credibility
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                           -“Hawks”
                                -Compared to “doves”
                           -Negativity
                                -Public confusion
                                       -Compared to the President’s May 8, 1972 decision
                                            -North Vietnam’s invasion of South Vietnam
                                       -Uncertainty
                                            -The President’s possible statement

      Edward M. Kennedy

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      Robert J. Dole’s press conference
           -Possible reasons for comments
           -Republican National Committee [RNC] chairman
                 -Departure
           -Robert B. Docking
                 -Election margin in gubernatorial race
                 -Possible Senate candidate
                 -Lawyer
                 -Colson’s view
           -Bryce N. Harlow
           -Camp David
           -Nelson A. Rockefeller
           -Barry M. Goldwater
           -The President’s assistance
           -“Persecution complex”
           -George H. W. Bush
                 -Recommendation
           -Kansas City speech
           -Support for the President
           -Response
                 -Harlow
                        -Clay T. (“Tom”) Whitehead [?]

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Vietnam War
     -US bombing north of 20th Parallel
          -Kennedy’s statement
                -Tone
          -The President’s conversation with Henry A. Kissinger
                -Colson’s view
                -H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman’s view
                       -Timing
                             -Christmas
          -B-52 losses
          -Duration
          -Air Force
                -Performance
          -Civilian casualties
                -Haldeman’s view
                -The President’s view
          -Public relations [PR]
                -Veterans of Foreign Wars [VFW]
                -George Meany
                -“Doves”
                       -J. William Fulbright
                       -Statements
                             -News summary
                                   -The President’s reading
                                         -Physical examination
                                              -Dilation of eyes
                                   -Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS] radio
                                         -Marvin L. Kalb’s conversation with aide of
                                          Senate Democrat
                       -“Hawks”
                       -Washington, DC
                -The President’s possible television [TV] appearance
                       -The President’s May 8, 1972 decision
                -Pace of US bombing
                       -New York Times, press coverage
                -B-52 losses
                       -Compared to A-7 losses
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                        -Possible backgrounder
                              -William H. Sullivan
                                    -John A. Scali

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time between 12:33 pm and 12:47 pm.

       The President’s schedule
            -Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon
            -Edward V. Jones

The President talked with the White House operator at 12:47 pm.

[Conversation No. 392-9A]

[See Conversation No. 34-141]

[End of telephone conversation]

       The President’s schedule
            -Helicopter
            -Meeting with Saul Pett
                  -Timing

Bull left at an unknown time before12:47 pm.

       Issues
             -Clarification
                   -Sullivan

The President talked with Mrs. Nixon between 12:47 pm and 12:48 pm.

[Conversation No. 392-9B]

[See Conversation No. 34-142]

[End of telephone conversation]

The President talked with the White House operator at an unknown time between 12:48 pm and
12:49 pm.
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                                                                Conversation No. 392-9 (cont’d)

[Conversation No. 392-9C]

[See Conversation No. 34-143]

[End of telephone conversation]

       Vietnam War
            -Henry A. Kissinger
                 -Relations with the President
                       -Kissinger’s “Peace is at hand” statement
                             -Credibility

The President talked with Bull between 12:49 pm and 12:50 pm.

[Conversation No. 392-9D]

[See Conversation No. 34-144]

[End of telephone conversation]

       Vietnam negotiations
            -Settlement agreement, November 1972
                   -Kissinger
                          -The President’s alleged action
                   -State Department
                          -“Hawks”
                          -Sullivan
            -Prisoners of War [POWs]
                   -Ronald L. Ziegler
                   -Return
                          -Timing
                                -Settlement agreement
                          -North Vietnam’s condition
                                -Civilian prisoners held by South Vietnam
            -North Vietnam’s announcement
                   -Settlement agreement, October 1972
                          -Ziegler
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-The President’s possible TV appearance
       -Tone
       -PR
-Vietnam’s sovereignty
       -Howard K. Smith
             -New York Times
                    -Two Vietnams
                          -Compared to one Vietnam, two zones
-End of war
-Scali’s morale
-“Doves”
-“Louis P. Harris’s telephone call to Colson
       -PR
-US bombing of North Vietnam
       -Duration
-POWs
       -Press relations
       -North Vietnam “reneged” on deal
             -Ziegler
-US bombing north of 20th Parallel
       -Press relations
             -The President’s actions
                    -Tone
                    -Breakdown in talks
                    -Impulsiveness
                          -The President’s May 8, 1972 decision
                    -Response
                          -Kissinger
                                -Scali’s role
                    -Kissinger’s hawkishness
                          -Timing
                    -Tone
                          -The President’s May 8, 1972 decision
                    -George S. McGovern
-Settlement agreement
       -Nguyen Van Thieu’s position
             -North Vietnam
                    -Rhetoric
                          -Soviet Union
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           -PR
                    -“Hawks”
             -US-North Vietnam bilateral deal
                    -POWs
                          -US withdrawal
                                -McGovern
                                -Cut off of US aid to South Vietnam
             -Honor
                    -US assistance and involvement in war
                          -Vietnamization
-South Vietnam’s army
       -Photographs
             -Long Bien
                    -Tank commanders
       -Film
-Settlement agreement
       -Thieu’s position
             -Political settlement
             -Separate deal
             -McGovern
             -Separate deal
                    -North Vietnam
                          -South Vietnam’s army
                          -South Vietnam’s territorial integrity
             -Withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops from South Vietnam
                    -Duration of war
       -PR
             -The President’s possible statement
                    -Honorable peace
                    -South Vietnam’s self-defense
                    -End of war
       -Continuation of war
             -US involvement
                    -Thieu
                          -North Vietnam’s violations
                          -1972 campaign
-US bombing north of 20th Parallel
       -PR
             -Harris
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                 -Sindlinger
                        -Polling
                               -“Hawks” compared to “doves”
                               -Congressional relations
                               -Settlement agreement
                                      -Signing
                 -Dole
                 -“Doves”
                        -Jacob K. Javits, Charles McC. Mathias
                               -Primary, caucus
                                      -Nelson A. Rockefeller
                               -Jack F. Kemp
                        -Rockefeller
                               -Elmer H. Bobst library dedication
                                      -Behavior
                               -Lifestyle
                                      -Margaretta (“Happy”) Rockefeller
                        -Javits
                               -Kemp
                 -Charles H. Percy’s statement
                        -Settlement agreement
                               -North Vietnam
                               -Conditions
                               -Generation of peace
                        -Presidential nomination
                               -Republicans
                                      -“Doves”
                               -Illinois
                 -Mathis
           -Press relations
                 -New York Times, Washington Post
                 -Congressional relations
                        -House of Representatives
                               -Members urging cessation of bombing
                                      -Number
                 -Current coverage compared to prior coverage

Press relations
      -Clay T. (“Tom”) Whitehead’s speech
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          -Effect
          -Proposal
                 -Local TV stations’ license renewals extension
                       -Stability
                       -Accountability
                       -Congressional relations
                             -Federal Communications Commission [FCC]
     -Cable TV
          -Whitehead’s program
                 -Access rules
          -Rerun issue
          -Justice Department anti-trust suit
                 -Cost
                       -Business
                             -Unknown person

Productivity Commission
     -Business
     -Labor
            -The President’s schedule
                 -George P. Shultz
                 -Surrogates
                 -Hand-shaking
                 -Meany
                 -Frank E. Fitzsimmons
                 -Gift
                       -Ashtray
                 -Secretary of Labor

Labor relations
     -Longshoremen
            -Thomas W. (“Teddy”) Gleason
     -Colson’s career
     -Paul Hall
     -Colson’s conversation with Gleason
            -1973 Inauguration
                  -Fitzsimmons
            -Support by union members for the President
            -Vietnam War
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                 -US bombing north of 20th Parallel
                      -Dikes

The President’s second term
     -North Vietnam
     -Soviet Union
     -People’s Republic of China [PRC]
     -1972 election
     -Congressional relations
           -White House

Second term reorganization
     -Dole
           -Departure
                 -RNC
                 -Kansas
                 -1972 election

Vietnam War
     -US bombing north of 20th Parallel
          -Congressional relations
                 -Hardliners
                 -James O. Eastland
                 -John C. Stennis
                 -F. Edward Hebert’s statement
                 -Sindlinger poll
                       -Distribution
                             -Hardliners
          -Sindlinger
                 -Telephone call to Colson
                       -Dwight D. Eisenhower
          -Criticism
                 -John Foster Dulles
                       -Eisenhower
                 -Kissinger
          -Praise
                 -Kissinger
                       -The President
          -Press relations
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                   -Kissinger’s relations with the President
                         -Treatment of Kissinger
                               -The President as a “hawk”
                               -Credit

White House staff
     -Kissinger
     -Colson
     -Haldeman

John B. Connally

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
     -Lack of subtlety

Connally
     -Moneymaking
     -Relationship with Southern Democrats and the President
     -Political future
            -Independent
                  -Colson’s relationship with Connally

Charls E. Walker
     -Business
     -Democratic Party
     -Conversation with Colson
     -Promotional ability
           -Administration causes

Colson
     -Future career
           -Lloyd N. Cutler
           -Don Peterson [?]
           -Cutler
                 -Lawsuit

Press relations
      -Washington Post
      -New York Times
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                -Second term
                -Networks
                -New York Times
                     -Max Frankel
                           -Kissinger
                           -Kenneth W. Clawson
                           -Kissinger

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        The President’s schedule
             -Trip to Florida
                   -Public understanding
                          -Bombing of North Vietnam
                               -Crisis

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                -Vacation
                     -Public understanding
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                -California
           -Congressional relations
           -The President’s physical examination
                -Hospital

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      Harry S. Truman
           -Health
                 -The President’s conversation with his doctors
                 -Death
                      -Timing
                      -Funeral
                            -The President’s attendance
                                   -Truman’s allies

      Lyndon B. Johnson
           -Health
                 -Death
                      -Funeral
                      -Timing
                           -Colson’s conversation with Martin E. Underwood
                                -Blair House dinner
                                -Underwood’s background
                                      -Advance man for Johnson
                                      -Seton Hall
                                      -Marvin Mandel of Maryland’s staff
                                -Hardening of Johnson’s arteries

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      1972 election results
           -Richard M. Scammon
                  -Final margin
                        -Percentage
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                             -Compared to 1964 election
                                   -Johnson
                       -Alabama
                       -Missouri
                       -California
                       -Compared to 1936 election
                             -Landslide
           -Third parties
                 -Communist Party
                 -Socialist Workers Party
           -Scammon
                 -Percentage
                       -Compared to 1964 election
                             -Johnson

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     Colson’s schedule
          -Vacation
                -Colson’s children

      Vietnam War
           -US bombing north of 20th Parallel
                -White House staff
                       -Scali
                       -Patrick J. Buchanan
                -B-52 losses
                       -Expectations
                       -World War II
                              -Squadron
                -Scali
                -Timing
                       -Christmas
                              -PR
                                    -Newspaper readership

     The President’s schedule
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             -Swimming pool

Colson left at 1:30 pm.

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That's a very good question.
I'm going to ask you
Very similar to me.
Very similar to me.
I'm a rock setter, but not a dub setter.
I'm a dub setter.
I don't write.
I don't play.
But even some of them said, well, we're not sure.
Probably there isn't any other way.
Probably that.
Rock me.
Well, I can't tell you.
I can't really, you know, expect you to be, you know, just, you know, just probably be part of it.
And, you know, part of this company, sure.
You know, I'm assuming this is the only real negative story we're going to have here.
He said, listen, if he had a character that you recognize, about 20% of us, 20 to 25% of us, the rest of the people are just kind of huge.
And I'm kind of, I mean, I don't know, I don't know.
I don't quite understand what's going on.
I said, well, maybe it was a shark.
First of all, it was a big temptation.
I think either for or they were against it this time.
If more of them are against it than they're not, I'm not certain yet.
I don't know.
Maybe it's just as well.
I think it is.
They always have it.
I don't know.
I wonder, too, if there's a bigger problem today than there was in the 70s.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know what to say.
You can realize it very, very easily.
I think you can be both of them.
Rather than sit around and say, I don't know what to do.
Lawyer, I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
I mean, that was it.
That was the beginning of the film, right?
That was the beginning of the chapter.
That was the beginning of the chapter.
That was the beginning of the chapter.
I think you could get a good look for that, not publicly, but looking at that.
But it shouldn't rise to somebody saying, you know, you say, stop living yourself.
You have to run.
And you've got to make your mind.
Well, there's some things you want to do.
You might say, take care of your body.
You're in the midst of seven items.
You're the person I work with.
You've got to have a little job.
You've got to have a career.
I think that's what I'm going to do.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to do this.
I'm going to do this.
I don't think that's, I don't think that's a problem.
No.
No.
I don't think that's a problem.
I don't think that's a problem.
that I've heard when we've lost God.
The very first, the first goddamn air force was really thinking about how shit that is.
You know, how many times have we lost God?
We've done so bad.
We've done so good.
We've done so good.
We've done so good.
We've done so good.
We've done so good.
We've done so good.
We've done so good.
What is your judgment?
I don't think this is where you're trying to stir up George Meany and all the rest.
No, I'm just asking you, what do you think?
I don't think it's the right thing.
I think you stirred up and you're ruining the thing.
You've got to let it run a little while.
If it does, get out and pull the prize.
I don't think they're going to.
I think they're all sticking at it.
The traditional does.
They're sticking at it, but not as intensely as they have on that earth.
But they always know that every time you have them forward, they've got their wings flipped.
That's right.
I just know they will this time.
It's going to be tough.
We're going to do something today.
I like to speculate very much.
I think you're going to get some of this.
Well, that's the point of the debate, right?
Well, all people with Cal did it.
I'd rather think, let's hold back our fire a while, let it go.
And as far as my going on to explain, everybody always says, well, you don't explain lessons.
The first night is seven or eight minutes.
Less, less, less.
It'll be less tonight.
It's just not a good thing to deal with.
The BW2 that's distinguished from the A7, they think of us, you know, we need a guy that's the average person to catch up, but it's just not enough.
And I, basically, I still send people to walk the boy.
Well, I agree.
I agree.
Now, we put the police on the TV this morning, and it's going to go on.
I mean, you know, it's going to go on.
Well, it is.
Well, they were working on it, so I didn't have to go to the background or jump in.
But anyway, it was something.
It was a spell I did.
Well, I don't even want to go to sleep.
I mean, I'm going to sleep.
I'm going to sleep.
I think he's got to do something.
I don't agree, but I don't think he's got to do something.
My point is that things like that, for example, simply explain the... Yeah, go ahead.
This is next to the thing.
This is next to the thing.
I'll see, I'll see about this.
Just as, as
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Sure.
Exactly.
Yeah, where would that be?
You would be on the front.
Are they here now at this moment or when?
Oh, sure.
Two o'clock?
Yeah.
Sure.
All right.
Fine.
Fine.
I'll start to save you.
I've got somebody, I've got something, I've got to do it.
I've got to do it.
I've got to do it.
I've got to do it.
Just as, as, as to move along, I think, uh, Ricardo, he was sent to two lines in Vietnam.
Yeah, well, the one is, the, the, the strip between Kissinger and the President on the beaches of Canaan, that, we do want to get.
That, that doesn't work.
That, the other one doesn't work, but we want that to be there.
That's what that was, that, that, that's not in my statement, that was here.
Yeah, we'll have to change that.
I'll be in the Oval Office in 10-15 to see Mr. Johnson's grandchildren.
And then have this Saul, or whatever his name is, and have him over there in the Oval Office.
Okay.
Another is that Kenley had a needle in her neck where I pulled it back.
That we cannot allow.
That is totally inaccurate.
As a matter of fact, I was just trying to figure out where that was going.
I mean, I don't just consider it 100%.
I don't want to even indicate that.
I don't want to indicate any discipline or whatever, except we can't let any impression get around the Henry F. Neal.
In other words, that basically Henry was for a beach deal.
It started off with the State Department.
That started off.
I mentioned these two points a lot.
The other part, I hit the sticker again today on the video, that was the fact that one of the major incentives, and my insistence is that they have absolute commitment to the city that is after entering the sign-off period, that they will return.
They want to look into that.
We will not.
In other words, they have imposed a condition, a new condition, with regard to the release of the U.S. Those are the three points that are worth getting out on our side.
And then, of course, the other point, which we've already approached, and there's also a reaction to it, as far as the argument being swung out to the side.
We didn't want to rehash everything that was made this time.
But they're very simple points, and it's not something that I should go on in any defensive way.
I don't think the countries I've got in Amsterdam, that's what I'm trying to do.
And I don't want to be kind of banishing on it, but I think that we have to realize that the lower we're getting in the fight, like Howard G. Smith last night, he was stabbed in New York City.
How'd he do it?
That's all we're holding on for.
And he said, that's all the president is trying to do.
The president is right.
He's trying to do it.
I think we're coming in the right direction.
It's never easy.
No, it isn't.
You know, people would rather not be reading the same book.
That's right.
And this is something you can do.
From the end, it was good to know that people were reading it.
Horace, Horace Scott, I'll go.
You should thank him for, oh, gosh, another, you know, another year goes right away.
Another one.
Go ahead and award him.
Thank you for this.
He said, I'm disappointed.
He said, I wanted to work in person.
He said, sure.
He said, I've been here.
He said, I've been here for a while.
You're all right.
He said, probably.
I asked him, he said, probably he's going to get very upset about it.
He said, they'd like to see it over.
He said, we hate it, Mike.
That is the truth.
You understand?
The way in which the media did it, the media did it, for instance, you know, the human person.
The monetary lesson is that they have not, you know, the human mind goes to a wire shop.
Or they have, but they balanced it.
And they had someone on that side of it saying, you know, listen, listen, listen, you know, you need to do it.
It was a bad process, in fact, of building it, because they had not been sure what they had to do.
And that's the reason, you know,
I think you all have mentioned that they're all making money on the rest of the free of credit orders, but that the dark Vietnamese reneged on a part of it, a settlement that is closest to his heart, and that is the return of our free of credit orders.
And it has additional leverage.
I'm proud of you.
Otherwise, it drives...
just to be broken off and said, well, we shouldn't let you move on.
It's impossible.
It's like, I hate this.
This could be easy, but you have to be careful.
It's the best way to handle it.
And they escalated the program.
Henry won't stay on that phone with his friends.
But as long as Scarlett stays with him, you know,
That's not good.
That's the other way.
Put it the other way.
I think that's a lot of good ideas.
The President has been straining it for us.
He wants the negotiations to go on.
You probably had your name put there because they used that before and it didn't make a lot of sense, but it was a dad.
Do you remember the time when they didn't worry about it?
I did.
I remember it very well.
And that was the same one I had to try to tell them when I had the heart attack.
I told them, what do you think of this?
They didn't want to present it to me.
They didn't even tell me anything.
They don't want me to present it to them because I think it was the only thing.
Now we face very good, very good, very good information, very good information.
This is not going to go on.
This is not going to go on.
This is not going to go on.
This is not going to go on.
This is not going to go on.
This is not going to go on.
This is not going to go on.
Well, the fact that when I had the technical problem, you know, plus the fact that they're, they're rhetoric, so we have rhetoric in this model.
The rest of the hiring wasn't at all.
Johnny's model, he said, some of the people he said, said, well, that was a, you know, I think the part of the impression is that it doesn't really function.
It doesn't work at all.
I wouldn't worry about it too.
I don't worry for the most part, but what I mean is, you know, the idea you're concerned with prisoners and so forth, and the government all along, it's true, it's quite different, but they didn't have the prisoners in there, and they were not cut off, they didn't stop, they're not doing that.
What you have been saying is the one honorable man.
It has to appear honorable.
It has to be honorable.
It has to be honorable in the sense that he himself will say what he wants to say.
You can't afford to.
Now some of the pictures lately, I saw some photographs that I walked in, had some people in these tank guys, some front end guys, they were very sharp looking, so I had some drone footage last night, and some people in these military guys, and yeah, I'm sure, I think probably
But they are seeing from some of the amounts that are left there.
And I think on the very fact that you see it as really an impossible issue, you've got to look at what our government is doing, what our federal government is doing, and you will not go wrong to let them settle.
And they will settle on the basis that you want them to settle.
It's his choice.
Yeah, but that's all we've ever said.
That's where it's driven.
The American people
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It's going to be, in a way, a better one for us in the long run if he's working back in the layoff.
Then, we will have no obligation to go back in.
I have to find Tony again.
You see, if we have a settlement, totally, then we have to guarantee that Q and S will also take our land from now on.
It might be better for us to finish the RAF.
He prefers not to go on on his own.
And that's his, and not his problem.
And that I'm not sure.
Absolutely.
We're going to leave.
I don't know if they can't make it, but it's...
But there's a total of... Harris said that we could last for a few weeks, but I don't know if that's the law.
I mean, I think people are all out in the introduction, but he isn't cold.
But some of the areas are cold.
Some of them are cold.
He said that it was still more obvious that that was a lot of confusion.
He had two on corporate debt and what they could use.
So the debt of opposition to Congress stuck in your hands.
Nixon says he will not sign these treaties.
Right.
That's the kind of thing that you want to do to get better on it.
And I think there are a lot of people working on it.
I think there are a lot of people working on it.
I think there are a lot of people working on it.
They were friends of ours all over the country.
Mr. Tito was not the president of the president.
They said that they don't like this bullshit.
Gavin Ships had three guys.
Jack Heath.
Rock of Morales, who said he could get the pick-up list done.
Jack Franklin.
I did.
I did, too.
Oh, I did, too.
And then Jack had all our posts prior to your chapter.
What did they do?
Library.
And we can do that in a better office.
I'm worried about you.
I can't leave you alone.
I'm keeping worried.
Who, Jack?
Poor Jack.
Jack's got a very big ride.
Jack ought to make some money this year.
And, uh, Mr. Kemp has been great.
Just saying.
I am shocked with what's happened to Kemp.
So, you've got to just say that.
You understand that the President carried this fate.
You've got to work up to that point.
Percy, you know, Percy made it.
He did what he did.
And I'm very relieved.
Uh, he must be responsible for this.
First he said, I know I would find a hard thing with USAID, but I think people are 99% supportive of conditions laid down by President Nixon for the last two decades.
A strong deal that we have that must be made sure that Nixon is determined to do so, and not temporary analysis.
He opened up a generation of peace to President Nixon's group in the States.
So it's not bad, but he's good enough.
But he's also, if he's smart,
The Democratic for the nomination is trying to get some of the support that he needs from the Republican side.
That's what I think Percy is for.
Percy is, you see, they're wanting Percy to play games because they can't.
He's not going to get nominated by Doves, the Republican Party.
He is out of no other decision, so it's time.
And now he's trying to sign another report.
That's not a good question.
I'm sorry.
I'm a shepherd for many of us.
I was going to say, I don't mind the difference.
I would take Matthias and do what he wants.
He's not overly quiet.
In fact, there may be a good, in fact, there hasn't been a bad reaction.
At times, the most regrettable statement they put in the ministry was something that Mark had printed in full.
So I made this long story up.
They just didn't, they had not done that.
So he asked me to sign the document.
The coverages, the TV coverages, are much different than prior Vietnam issues.
They haven't got any
Yeah, and they won't.
Of course, they've been waiting.
They've run out of statements saying that one of the things he's proposing is more stability for local places than it is for thorough government decisions.
And that's just what they want.
That's just what they mean.
I don't listen to government.
I never would.
He's talking about the independence, where he is accepting more stability, providing
They're accountable for what they carry in the air, regardless of whether or not they're safe or not.
And, first of all, I think we're going to, I think we're going to really need to make some points on this, and we're going to state it, and we're going to have to, and we're going to have to see what happens.
Part of this is an invitation statement.
We're going to have to still take the legislation, the standards license, and we're going to have to see what happens.
I've almost got the plate, just waiting to make a decision.
And I think what happens next year,
The only other issue is that the support cartel issue was not brought up.
Our support came and told us that's the next step.
And one thing that's been proposed is that we will do one on one with the crime and the next issue.
He's a public right here.
He's a language publisher.
He does the same, he does this with, this is what he's always done, but he does the same thing.
And my associate, political people, I protect my patients and I don't, I mean, I don't want them to go to war, I don't want them to go to war, I don't want them to go to war, I don't want them to go to war, I don't want them to go to war, I don't want them to go to war.
I dropped into the labor side of the program.
There was a show that was going on.
Like a gratification.
They had the business side of it.
I went to the guys at this very time.
I dropped into the labor side of it.
I had to serve in some way.
I had to serve.
The labor guy was on the side of it.
He was working for the law.
I would have had a lot of later on when he had said, well, all of us are smart.
All of us are going to stay right with each other.
I'm not going to take this anymore.
I'm not going to post too much in here.
I'm not going to be very clear.
He just will find me.
They say he was at a local gathering last week.
He said to me,
on that road.
Yeah, we're here.
We're setting directions.
We're not here.
We're not here.
We're not here.
We're here for four years.
We're here for four years.
Well, you just stepped there, guys.
You just stepped in the wine, and I said, yeah, maybe.
Well, I'll start here.
No, that's true.
I'm not going to see the wine until, you know.
No, really, instead of her.
It was the fact that I was driving with you.
I was in college.
I was in the office.
The whole heart is in this.
We all live now.
But why the hell would you just stay out there for the rest of your life?
I wouldn't let them.
I wouldn't let them.
I wouldn't let them.
I wouldn't let them.
I wouldn't let them.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Again, Stennis, I don't want anybody to lose like that.
Well, Hager, he's a person who had a very good start with the Chinese Hager.
I said, maybe give him this call around.
If you do get any kind of good answers, I'd have that phone call with a whole lot of hardliners.
And, you know, or Rick, if I can.
Oh, if the results come out the way I want them to, that would be damn useful.
But you know, he's never wrong.
He listens to me.
He kind of said, you know, he's been listening.
And he called me last night.
Yeah.
He called me last night at 1.30, and he started being called.
He said, you see, you see, the country's winning.
He's been right before.
He's just a part of it.
And I was fascinated.
Well, you know, that's got to be a good thing.
It's like we used to criticize those guys.
That's what it ought to be.
That's what associates you for.
That's part of Henry.
Right.
Henry did not expect that they were crazy.
They're not crazy as much.
I didn't follow me.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter.
Several of the press picked up the difference between these two groups.
The first one we talked about being the second president.
We talked about running for president.
We didn't let this be done.
The second one is the president.
That's the president.
That's the president.
Well, the other press picked that up.
Well, they did.
They're reaching out.
So much freedom.
They didn't care about it.
It was the Hawks.
No, no.
The way they did it was to make Henry appear.
Or we started to take credit for the good news for all three of you.
So they did it.
I don't care if he's a good man.
He's a good man.
He's a good man.
He stands like a rock.
He's all standing like a rock.
I hope you will.
I'm afraid, I'm afraid that money
He's got the best of both worlds.
He has so a deal with his son-in-law right in front of the cameras.
And he knows he can tell if he's with him.
So, from the standpoint of being a big mind making kid down here outside.
This way he has the best view of the place.
That's about as good as I can get.
I don't know what to tell you.
That's it.
I don't know what to tell you.
I don't know what to tell you.
Or Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Charlie can do it.
Hold on.
There are four or five minutes before you get done with this and then you can see how I would take the case and make a final decision.
Okay.
Great.
In the case of one of the companies that received the purchase, that's got to be on the other side.
Or if you're a part of the company,
I know, I know.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
But I think I could tell you guys that they've got a message.
And that works out well.
The Knox and the government, of course, they have their catapult there.
They're just too great.
You know, they've got to talk to the right of way.
But they are going to have a special place in the public.
And I don't care.
But I must say,
I don't know what you're trying to tell me.
I just didn't know what you were trying to tell me.
But now he has nothing to do with us.
You're sure that it's a good thing because it's a good part of what you're doing.
Absolutely.
I agree with you.
I don't know what you're trying to tell me.
Or maybe I make very good decisions.
I don't know what you're trying to tell me.
I don't really think you want to hear from me.
But we already showed you.
Yes, I agree.
And he said, yeah, he's something else.
I said, yeah, but he won't tell you.
He won't let anybody help him.
I don't think, I don't think, I don't think, I don't think, I don't think, I don't think, I don't think, I don't think,
I don't know, I mean, I have a kitchen, it's like a California one, and I can sit in that.
It's just very important, very basic, and we're going to put it on, you know, every morning, and I'll take off, yeah.
But I need it off, that's what it's supposed to be.
I mean, here's the competition.
I've got a lot of problems.
Well, you've got to, you've got to have a rugged view of the country.
And I got away from it, and I went to the hospital, and I said, well, the doctor's telling me I feel fine.
And I talked to them about her, and I said, well,
It is amazing.
He was going to laugh at me.
He was going to laugh at me.
I should probably do that, too.
I should probably do that, too.
I should probably do that, too.
I should probably do that, too.
I should probably do that, too.
I should probably do that, too.
I should probably do that, too.
I said, next Tuesday, I want to learn how to do this.
I want to do this faster.
I want to see more of them.
I want to see more of them.
I said, I want to do this.
And that's why he has, you know, so he's selling it that way.
One of them is incredibly good.
The other one said he was a fake.
He was a fake.
He was six foot over.
You know, he should have started by doing what he was right there doing.
He could be another one of those fresh ones.
Sure.
You know, he's down on his feet.
You know, he's one of these, like, you know, these people.
You know, he's like, what's about those?
You know, like, oh, he's another one of those.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
.
.
.
Friday.
Yeah.
they have some chances to educate us.
They don't have to, rather, they don't have to provide the returns until the legislature is back in session.
And there's probably, I would hope, no, it's not going to change.
The scanner will, but the scanner says it's going to be, as he said, we've got a little more light shine on that part of the country.
You are worried about a death of a father.
But I think the other story that I truly forget about is the one about those kids.
The communist party and the socialist party and the coalition.
And of course, then our first return to the United States.
And that was like next to Charlottesville.
That's what they did, because as the states needed us to do things, they didn't tell us.
They were talking to each other, and then they would mention us, and then they'd use all the money they had.
For our 378 votes, we have this range.
We have almost 111,300.
That's what we're going to do.
For our, we'll take your 61%.
Sure.
The whole scam is going to be, or almost around 61%.
The situation is going to be around the opposite.
Yeah, that's right.
We've never seen Johnson 61.1% in the state of 61.
The whole is around 68.8%.
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If you would sort of keep your eye on
I don't want
Well, I'll stay in close touch with you.
Let's go.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
The timing of this wasn't because people really are concerned.
They don't know how it is.
Their family's kind of getting out of town.
They're not busy.
They're really not getting out of business.
You know, it's more of a time of slow living.
We'll get some rest.