Conversation 395-015

TapeTape 395StartWednesday, January 10, 1973 at 4:30 PMEndWednesday, January 10, 1973 at 5:55 PMParticipantsNixon, Richard M. (President);  Haig, Alexander M., Jr.;  [Unknown person(s)];  Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob")Recording deviceOld Executive Office Building

On January 10, 1973, President Richard M. Nixon, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., unknown person(s), and H. R. ("Bob") Haldeman met in the President's office in the Old Executive Office Building from 4:30 pm to 5:55 pm. The Old Executive Office Building taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 395-015 of the White House Tapes.

Conversation No. 395-15

Date: January 10, 1973
Time: Between 4:30 pm and 5:55 pm
Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

       Greetings

       Second-term reorganization
            -List of appointments

       Vietnam settlement
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            -Message to Haig from Henry A. Kissinger
            -Gen. Creighton Abrams, Melvin R. Laird
            -Instruction for Haig’s response
            -Bombing

       Quotas
            -Problems
            -Change in executive order
            -Edward L. Morgan
            -Charles W. Colson [?]
            -John D. Ehrlichman
                  -J. Stanley Pottinger
                  -Patrick J. Buchanan
            -The President's position
                  -Elliot L. Richardson
            -Executive order
                  -Origin
                  -Change
                  -Caspar W. (“Cap”) Weinberger
            -University of California faculty hiring
                  -Blacks

       Vietnam negotiations
            -Bombing
                 -Public opinion
                 -Press
                 -Necessity

An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 4:30 pm.

       Refreshments

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 5:55 pm.

       Vietnam negotiations
            -Kissinger's scenario
                   -Meeting with the President at Camp David
            -Settlement agreement
                   -Location for initialing ceremony
                   -Rogers
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                       -Kissinger
                       -Congress
                 -Bombing suspension
                 -Congressional relations
                 -Haig’s trip to Saigon
            -Congressional relations
                 -Haig's conversation with Hugh Scott
                 -Response

H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered at an unknown time after 4:30 pm.

       Quotas
            -Executive order
                  -Origin
                  -Lyndon B. Johnson
                  -Enforcement
                  -Pottinger
            -Pottinger
                  -Jews
                  -Campaign committee
                  -Richardson
            -Compared to affirmative action
            -New executive order
                  -Ehrlichman
                  -Buchanan
                  -The President's position
                        -Campaign statements
            -Compared to affirmative action
                  -Funds to universities
                        -Blacks
                  -Charles J. Hitch
                        -University of California
                        -Faculty hiring
                  -The President’s position

       -Second term reorganization
            -John N. Mitchell’s recommendations
                  -Donald A. Webster
                  -Internal Revenue Service [IRS]
            -Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC] [?]
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     -Webster
     -Mitchell
     -Ehrlichman [?]
     -Colson [?]
     -Engman
           -Timing
           -Compared to Webster
                 -Clients
                 -Tax returns
                 -Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]
           -Colson
           -Compared to Miles W. Kirpatrick [?]
                 -Ehrlichman
                 -Frederic V. Malek
           -Federal Trade Commission chairman [FTC]
           -Mitchell
           -Ehrlichman

Vietnam settlement
     -Signing of agreement
           -Haig
           -Kissinger
           -Location
     -Le Duc Tho
     -Haig’s trip to Saigon
           -Nguyen Van Thieu
     -Announcement
           -The President
           -Ronald L. Ziegler
           -Timing
                  -Initialing
                         -Kissinger
                  -The President’s television [TV] appearance
                  -Formal signing
           -Presidential statement
                  -Bombing
                  -Importance
           -Kissinger
     -Haig’s trip to Saigon
           -Timing
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                  -Purpose
                  -Thieu
                       -The President’s position
                            -Best possible agreement
                            -Cooperation
                            -Haig’s opinion
                            -Cut off of aid
                            -Signing

An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 4:40 pm.

       Refreshments

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 5:55 pm.

       Vietnam settlement
            -Timing
                  -1973 Inauguration
            -Thieu's position
                  -The President's TV appearance
            -North Vietnam
            -Expectations
                  -William P. Rogers, Laird
            -Responsibility
                  -Kissinger
                  -The President
                  -Congress
                  -Press
            -North Vietnamese
            -Haig's trip to Saigon
            -Haig's responsibility
                  -Paris-Hanoi scenario [?]
                         -Congress [?]
                         -Bombing
                         -Saigon
            -Kissinger
            -Haig's trip to Saigon
                  -Duration
                  -Thieu
                  -Technical work
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-Timing
      -Kissinger's attendance at 1973 Inauguration
      -Haig's meeting with Thieu
      -Kissinger's Trip to Paris
             -1973 Inauguration
      -Tho
      -Announcement
             -Kissinger's role
             -Haig's meeting with Thieu
             -The President’s role
-North Vietnam
      -Final deal
             -Kissinger
-Thieu
      -Previous actions
      -Importance of Haig's Meeting
-Announcement (page 16)
      -Haig’s trip to Hanoi
      -Thieu
      -The President’s role
      -Ziegler
      -Kissinger’s trip to Paris
      -Initialing
      -The President's position
             -Kissinger
-Haig's trip to Saigon
      -Thieu’s cooperation
             -The President's role
      -Congressional Leaders [?]
      -Option 2
-The President's announcement
      -Television [TV]
      -Timing
      -1973 Inauguration
-Kissinger
      -Call to Joseph Kraft
             -Column by Kraft
             -Telephone logs
-Haig's trip to Saigon
-Kissinger's schedule
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-The President’s announcement
       -Timing
       -Haig's trip to Saigon
       -Kissinger
       -Ziegler
       -Inaugural functions
              -Concert
       -Kissinger's response
       -Military action
              -Thieu
              -Bombing of North Vietnam
              -Prisoners of War [POWs]
       -Timing
       -Kissinger
       -Military action
-Signing
       -US position
       -Thieu's position
-The President’s announcement
       -Timing
              Leaks
              -1973 Inauguration
              -Kissinger’s “Peace is at hand” announcement
              -1972 election
              -Kissinger’s travel to Paris
-Signing
       -Timing
-Message to Thieu
       -Press relations
       -Congressional relations
       -Content
-Cease-fire
-Thieu
-Political situation
-Military situation
-Thieu
       -Cooperation
       -Pressure
              -Options
              -Influence of others
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             -Haig’s trip to Saigon
                   -Four stars
-Demilitarized Zone [DMZ] Provision
       -Thieu
       -Compared to 1954 Geneva Accords
       -US Support for South Vietnam
-Thieu’s opposition
-Alternative scenario
-Symbolism
-Initiative
-Kissinger’s schedule
-Announcement
       -Length
       -Content
             -Cease-fire
             -Gratitude
       -Support for the President
-Kissinger’s travel to Paris
-Tho
-Thieu
-Announcement
       -Timing
             -Thieu
                   -Cooperation
             -1973 Inauguration
       -Kissinger’s travel to Paris
       -Thieu’s response
       -Haig’s travel
             -Cambodia
             -Vientienne
             -Bangkok
             -Seoul
       -Timing
       -Military action
       -Kissinger
       -1972 election
       -Haig’s schedule
             -Thieu
             -1973 Inauguration
             -Kissinger
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                   -Thieu’s response
                         -Options
                         -1973 Inauguration
                   -Kissinger’s schedule
                         -Paris
             -Haig's meeting with Thieu
                   -Congressional relations
                         -Edmund S. Muskie
                   -1973 Inauguration
                   -Expectations
                   -The President's support for South Vietnam
                   -Effect
                   -DMZ
                   -Timing
                   -Congressional leaders
                         -Schedule
                         -1973 Inauguration
             -Timing
             -Haig’s schedule

Haig left at 5:55 pm.

       John B. Connally [?]
            -Meeting

Haldeman left at 5:57 pm.

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I want you to know that what I'm going to tell you is the behavior of the store, or anybody who is interested in any fashion that I'm directing you to respond to.
Because we are not involved in all of this.
And obviously not all of us are going to be involved in this.
You don't have to do anything.
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The only way to grasp this problem is not to put crime around here.
Let's get that order changed.
That's what we have to do.
I'd like to know.
Then we answer the problem.
If that partners the posture, isn't it?
That's what he's got to do.
John has got to tell the public again that we look that way.
He's going to say that we think the president is totally against this, that he does not talk to this, but blame it on him.
But I'm just surprised that that order, that's what I can't understand.
I want a revolt or a mandate or something.
Maybe that's been done gradually.
But I don't want to carry out that order.
I don't want to destroy the faculty of Caledonia and hire all blacks there.
Another two or three problems.
The narrative that was raised out here is better than the other.
And so, uh, respectfully, I, I, I, I really, I really, I really, I really, I really, I really, I really, I really, I really,
Now, the problem we have here, though, is this.
with regard to the
We cannot do that.
That's what I take for the Congress Biden.
It ain't one of every special day.
You wouldn't call it a political day.
You know, I think there's so much there seems to be out there.
A lot of these guys are really good at it.
I mean, well, I thought this next year was going to be a good time.
It's hard to put an end to it.
Are you ready to ask one question?
Well, thank God.
Well, that fire, we enforced it.
Well, we were enforcing it, so the question came up, and then Dr. John said that.
The Jews are against quarters.
That's right.
Because they got all the jobs.
The blacks are going to get their jobs back.
I don't know what they're saying.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
They're proud of the Roes.
Well, that's my point.
Let's go with it.
Yeah.
In a sense, that's not for good.
It's good for good.
I know.
The other part of the problem is that John said that if you can't jump, then you can't jump.
If you can't jump, then you can't jump.
If you can't jump, then you can't jump.
If you can't jump, then you can't jump.
And since we've said we're not going to do it, we really can't afford that at this point.
If they change the executive order, that will sound embarrassing.
Well, I want to lose that on the office report and change the authority.
Yes, because I've covered up against police.
And when you talk about affirmative action, that's a compound.
Because they're moving.
I'm sure you're talking about somebody unless they have a number of bodies.
In fact, we've got that one.
We're not going to really have a version.
Because I imagine this story is a paper to start with.
about Charlie Hitchcock and the University of California.
They're all hiring.
And the next year, they have to be marked.
They have to be very marked.
They're like, they can do all that they want.
That's it.
They have no rights.
That must have to be stopped.
That's the problem.
You have to hire somebody.
You need to go to private school.
I feel like you need to go to private school.
They are capable of it, but not the service.
That's it.
That's it.
You just said that.
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Oh, John gets his .
Well, we all got it.
Well, what you suggested to us is that the other thing we're going to do today is we're going to suggest that we have a seat as well as .
That's the main thing is, frankly, I don't want Chuck to be the only one to be tested.
But we're always testing.
Of course, I don't want him to be the only one at this time.
But basically, Chuck's interest on the FTC is clear.
We're not going to try to put this in the register as much as against that.
I think we want Chris to be on the FTC.
I'm going to hold it up on the ground.
There's no hurry on that, is there?
Well, that's not where I'm asking you to tell me.
That's just a lie.
You see, I'm going to tell you why I'm saying that.
I'm not going to tell you anything else
But he's working for the goddamn government.
Well, he may.
He may.
No, but my point is, he can be totally.
We can.
I understand.
I understand.
But he can still go on and do it with Webster.
Webster told his clients.
You see my point?
Anyhow, can be told now that he can.
But I'll say what I decided.
We're not going to go ahead and do it.
Webster, he was told not to go as far.
So they did close on it.
But the reason is that people knew that that was not the case.
But the FBI has given the other, such a great question, and come bouncing into each other's plans and demanded their tax returns.
And as a part of their current process of Web Street, and so, of course, the first quality plan made was the Web Street.
But now the FBI, and you're counting on the money to do it.
Well, I can only say this.
Let me say, on this point, if you'll make a note of this, it reminds John that I'm in the middle.
I am on the coastline.
It's a little too smooth.
It's very smooth.
It reminds me of Kit Hector.
If they had any calls, which was also a really good choice.
The guy turned out to be a Dan Walker professor.
I just, that's my thing.
I'll tell you that.
But I want that noted for the five.
And I have a very easy feeling about it.
And I personally feel that we would be better off to have you in some kind of sensitive position.
We've got to have a controlled brand in that position.
That's what John needs to understand.
He's taking the calendar for it, which is a
That's what this goddamn kill factory was.
It was a good convention.
So you turn around and go home.
This is the thing that we've got.
This is where you've got to get political input from people who just cannot have somebody that's selected because it's going to the right schools.
This guy, of course, is another one of your leaders, too.
Right?
You hear it?
Yeah.
I was thinking of this last time.
Okay.
Okay.
We're taking it on faith, because it's his responsibility.
We've got somebody, one of our friends, that's a professional group, on an advocacy site, with John and Samantha, and we look at it.
Now, coming back to this element, probably, as it happens, and I've actually been curious
Now, the problem that we have
I know that Henry has a passion for fire.
He wants to do it on his own.
He also wants to do it on his own.
I also want to do it on his own.
Frankly, for us, in my case, whatever I am going to participate, I can affect him.
Before he goes over it, that's fine.
If he's contributed, if we have the agreement, basically, it's pretty much what we've done so far.
I think I'd have to use him sometimes.
If we get too blinded up.
If I hadn't been here, I wouldn't have been able to do it.
That's right.
The way he had it here.
The way he had it here, though, he said, You understand?
I would have said to the leaders, and I said, I would have said, I don't know if he's spoken to you about it, but I don't know.
I can't quite work it out, but I think what is motivating me is saying, let's do this, let's do that, let's do that.
But I think that it's bad.
I think it's also bad from an American standpoint.
I don't agree that I just can't go on television every day.
He said, well, he'll initiate it.
He isn't.
He's an effect sick.
He will initiate an agreement with Paris.
And then, I will go on television that night and say, Dr. Kissinger, good day, has initiated an agreement with Paris.
And the way it looks, I don't think it just can't work that way.
Or, am I right?
See the problem?
Let me say this.
The moment that story breaks down in Paris, it's going to initiate an agreement.
Sure, it's all over there.
And I have added quite a bit.
The person cannot go off and announce that, well, we're not taking as a nation here.
It's about that agreement signed.
But when we said, we'll have a long signing next week, we don't hear from them.
We don't hear from them.
We don't hear from them.
We don't hear from them.
We don't hear from them.
We don't hear from them.
We don't hear from them.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think after that, the initial
Well, that is the way you have to see it.
Well, it is necessarily not the way.
The White House counts as good.
That's right.
The White House counts as good for the United States.
The White House counts as good for the United States.
The White House counts as good for the United States.
The White House counts as good for the United States.
The White House counts as good for the United States.
The White House counts as good for the United States.
and so forth, but that's all right.
We don't need that.
We just try to get it done right.
My own view is that there's too much of a timeline here in this picture.
My own view is that he's got to go to Saigon too long.
He's got to 60 hours to Saigon.
And let me tell you what I heard, what relation to Saigon he was in at this time.
Relation to Saigon is to go there and say, no, we don't need you here.
This is the best we can get.
There is nothing to negotiate.
The President is watching for the law.
The President should know that the President is not saying that he's not going to.
He's believing that after all that he has done, that he's going to get on and look into our mutual relations.
That he can be a fool and be a fool in his population.
He can be a fool in his population.
That's what I want to be safe from.
And then, the other goal is, if you want to be negative, you're wrong.
If you want to be true, well, that's what we're going to do.
Then, you know, the president, of course, is going to go on.
You know, we're going to vote for him.
I don't know what we're going to do about it.
But what can happen?
That's it.
We would have to know what the technology is congressional before he's probably labeled
Now, that's a matter of .
How do you ?
Right.
But also, you've got something else .
There is, and we're aware of it now.
Now, if you were to take a laser right now, or not take a laser right now, and quite often are, you're going to want to be able to at least have that for four or five seconds.
If you're not here at this point, that's probably the reason you're proceeding.
Let's turn around the people.
Gentlemen, if you have any questions for the U.S. Army, I would do it to you.
Thank you.
I have a problem, another problem I have with your group.
You said it's time before the inauguration.
Why don't you say no?
You must not say it before the inauguration.
No reason to.
And I'll go on after the inauguration.
It's not long.
See, I'm fine.
That was really the imperative of situation.
He says no.
I'd have to go on holiday before the inauguration.
See, that's the problem.
We have this very honest idea.
Right.
I was reading the last part of that book, and I thought, boy, oh boy, that's a tough call to give a black.
Who the hell was he?
Like, what was his expectations?
Who was that man he was going to have?
I mean, God didn't jump up to that credit line.
The Raptors have led.
And all of a sudden, there's no chance for us at all.
And I don't think there is now.
But we're going to be totally surprised when it's done.
We agree.
The point is, the point is, Henry can't come back.
I think this is going to be a problem.
We're not even going to call it a conference, but our people need to respond.
They put it in the conference.
We don't call it a conference anymore.
We're just going to call it a response.
Now, we can do the first thing we want to do.
We want to tell them about that.
There's a problem.
We'll tell them in Congress.
We'll tell them on the press.
I don't understand.
It's been punished.
It's anarchy of the need.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, in case it was possible, I wasn't doing the message.
I didn't know where you were.
I didn't know where you were.
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But I feel that we're right in the face of an almost, almost, almost out of the box.
With regard to the product, the threshold, and the period, and the way it came to be purchased.
And I'll take it from that side.
Thank you.
And it's clear that you have to deal with it overall before you call it a crime.
I personally think that that is I think the less time you're deciding on the matter, I think that there is just a place for you to take your legal propositions.
I'm for you to think differently.
I know 60 hours is a bad, bad situation.
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But, uh, with that many technical work you left for others to do, you should be left with a lot of work.
A part of the problem here is that Henry Wilson gave the inauguration.
But I don't think he did.
My only view is that, uh, you see, let me tell you what the PID is.
You can go through it through the lab.
What we could do then is get Henry Vass over to his parents.
He doesn't, you see what he's doing there.
I had worked on another scenario once in my career, in which I told him he would come back, and then he would go on his, the other side, and be traveling during the inauguration.
Well, he didn't tell me at the time that he didn't want to do that.
He made it hard to tackle Bob, so I would ask him to go during the inauguration.
I understand that.
But he said he'll do it.
No, no, no, no.
But I understand that, on the other hand, the wish is always followed by the thought.
Now, here's what's happening here.
He's getting a scenario out so that it won't force him to go after the evacuation rather than before.
In my view, I think that we ought to try.
without a person to defend him.
In other words, I want this to be as simple as possible.
And that Henry should have read it, it's impossible.
I believe that's how it will be read.
And I just believe that if I let it now, it will be as simple as possible.
So we can get it on record.
Let me say the announcements that I have to make.
I believe that it will be read.
But let me put it this way.
I think that if he gets agreement with them on this occasion, and if you get agreement with you, then we've got to announce right then, you cannot delay.
In other words, what I would change in that scenario is to say on the 19th,
I don't think you can say that it's necessary to continue the discussion.
My view is that if he finishes in Paris, and if you have to get two authorities, then we have to have a draft.
So I think you should put in there the fact that if we are close enough to get two authorities,
I do not believe that the agreement that the notice will hold and that the announcement, the announcement for the 19th would have to be a presidential announcement.
The problem there is, are we tying ourselves with Adam?
We are what we are again, but we can't back out of this with Adam.
When Adam makes this deal...
This time, you cannot back off without him.
Now, we can back off the other time, as you will know later.
We back off because you are about us.
Now, this time, we can't back off and blame him again.
No, we can't.
We can't blame him.
We can't blame Christ.
We can't.
what I am
I think, put it this way here, I think you should leave over the possibility of an announcement, a pondered return on the law, assuming that if we get the break of Jews or settlers, if we get that, then the announcement has got to come at that point.
Right.
Read that scenario.
The president announces that President Jude, well, I mean, that's what he announced.
That's what he announced.
The president, Jude, that's going to Paris to conclude here, right?
I don't know what the name of the crowd was there.
And he said, we might perhaps add to the agreement we'll be in issue.
Or why not?
That's almost unbelievable with the juvenile men.
You see, Al, I want you to know, where does that put the president?
What kind of position would be impossible, right?
I don't think it's possible.
I can't be in a position.
Look, what happens, you've got to get through this.
There's a very long question.
I'm not going to do it.
I'm going to do it.
I'm going to do it.
I'm going to do it.
I'm going to do it.
But he's got to remember that the president is a good one.
And he's got to do it right.
I think that he'll come back, but he doesn't need a whole lot.
No, if you come back and you have to come along, then I have to go along.
I have to get the leaders coming, so the president, too, will not go along.
So I've got to do it.
I've got to do it.
But I don't really like what I'm making.
I'm not going to do it.
But what we do is option two.
That's what we do.
There's a couple of girls around here.
I think we've got to carry this.
We've got to support these.
Yes, we have to say, if anything is fair, there is a very, very strong reason why, therefore, we would rather go back to the U.S. on Thursday night.
We are not going to go back to the U.S. on Thursday night.
There's a meeting.
It's the last day.
I'm going home.
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Yes, sir.
You can call me on the phone.
On the second.
I can't blame Chris.
I know some of the pictures.
And we didn't talk to him.
Even this time.
I don't know that many of you are part of the community, but at least I've given you the field now, and I want to give you the support you need.
I, uh, I also, uh, kind of, if Henry could only see, I, I, I don't really know what he's doing.
He makes this fail, but, uh, that'll be, uh, really, really, really, really, really, really, really good.
And if he ever gets back up there,
This way, we're shoving it all behind.
You may not have a chance to catch 60 hours of necessary excitement if you want to leave.
You've got neighbors that either won't stay over.
My point is, I'm just saying, my point is, I think we ought to get Dave off.
I think Dave could go off.
Dave should go off within an hour or two hours.
That would be a good idea.
And Hank and I will sit back and you can help him out.
All right.
We don't agree.
We've got to decide this because Henry will not be in the right direction.
We will be the first time.
No, I think that's right.
I think that's right.
I think that's right.
I'm happy to say that she agrees.
The doctor says she will be going to Paris on Monday.
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Yeah.
I would just say that there cannot be any White House or a presidential election.
No presidential election or even White House election.
It has to be the agency.
If we have that statement, we have to have a time.
Therefore, if you're trying to be exonerated, it can be that they are frustrated with the decision.
I don't know, maybe you should have put in the message and get them all stirred up.
Because Henry's got his heart set on it.
He's got his heart set on it.
Once this thing is gone, it's going to get out.
Once it comes back in,
As a matter of fact, I put in one of those notes, but I think that the moment you get to that point, the moment you get to choose to react to that, it's really often the military action that you see.
No, no, no, no, no.
He's talking about .
The point is that we have an agreement to continue to have people with us.
This bomb is also a health bomb.
They may not sign.
All right.
Go stand.
Turn to the left.
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January 8th.
There is no time after that to continue with our practice.
If one of the things that I've asked of you is that you should announce that the conference history is even now, or less than an hour ago, prepare us to sign it.
It's a good call.
We will do that tomorrow.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
At least I have all the information I need to do this voluntary action.
That is the preferred strategy.
And if that, if I can say that that puts us in a straitjacket, but let me tell you, let me tell you, we're going to sign, we're going to sign regardless of what you do, aren't we?
Yeah.
And we don't want to have that problem.
I wish that we could have the option.
In other words, if you move, if you move this fast, you should have the option of getting it, of having an announcement made on the evening of some presidential announcement.
It does make a hell of a lot of difference for two reasons.
One, it's going to leak, and the announcement's going to leak nothing.
And two, if you let it leak, it would have a hell of an effect on the operation.
We are right where we were before.
People worked by the thousands and there wasn't going to be a number of pieces of hand over the centuries before.
We're not going to be there yet.
That is why, this is why I would rather get it off the floor rather than after this.
Otherwise, there would be some kind of tape.
We're doing this to make a whole piece for my daughter.
like Henry for the election, and they're not having what happens.
So I don't want to be in that box.
That's why I want to fight this for the 18th as I possibly can, rather than having it.
I'd accept to say, well, the fact that history doesn't really care is that we are the one playing out this matter.
That's a crappy way to live across the building.
What the hell is that thing?
Well, that's the point that we need.
That's going to be trying to get people to go along with the rule.
You're on the right place.
If you could announce on the 8th, we'll go to the park.
We're going to show you back to the park.
We're going to go to the park.
We're going to go to the park.
and she was entering out of bed every day.
And then I did the same thing for the first four and a half years.
And then I got introduced to her, and the first four and a half years.
And then I got introduced to her, and the first four and a half years.
What kind of a message do you want?
Or I may say, let's say I don't even see it in the sense of this.
Why don't you just, over here, we just prepare a message that sort of reflects our views.
So you can read what I was talking about.
I don't know what you have to say.
I don't know what you have to say.
I don't know what you have to say.
Then, the public is just going to say, you know, you can't hold it too long.
That's right.
Particularly because a part of the press, the press, absolutely.
So therefore, the part of the press, the press, the press, the press, the press, the press,
that you may self-honor, that you, if I could just listen and don't say, that the Constitution is free, that we need to have a complete and clear view, or that we have a problem with you as we view it, but I'm ready, and you are ready to proceed.
In fact, when you have all of this, the situation is that the Constitution is going to have to negotiate itself under this condition.
then they have to go back to the state to deal with the rest of the situation.
If she never has no ceasefire, she won't see the problem.
In fact, when they talk about going home for about two or three months, the fact is that you can't deliver the ceasefire.
You can't deliver the political settlement.
So what the hell are you?
The hell are you?
The only place you are is if you can't have said you're going to receive it now.
You can say, I have to sign it, get this delivered to you.
and urged you to come in.
So you did, you know.
But then you got to hear this now.
And you see, one person, I think you also heard one person say that.
They had a brother from here.
They had a doctor too.
I don't know if he's talking about something else.
He was good.
He was talking about the fact that he was pregnant and just put him in.
But did he not reveal that he was going to go to the law?
Well, he was going to go to the law.
Unless he's actually pregnant, he's not going to go to the law.
Yeah.
He said that in the same room.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Thank you.
We've got to get you ready.
We've got a lot of trouble getting you ready because of the cheap power.
But we've got to get you ready.
We've got to get ready.
We've got to get you ready.
We've got to get you ready.
Do you see any other way to...
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But the DMC language...
But the DMC language is improved.
And if it's improved at all, June has made his point.
I got it at him.
The DMT language, you know, doesn't mean one thing.
It means not one single God-man thing.
Because the moment they heard, they had marvelous language in the 54th century.
Did that stop them?
No.
And the language isn't going to stop them.
What's going to stop them is the solitude that they need with a parent and support.
He's got to realize that, and that's what he's trying to do.
He's got to push through the language.
He's made his point.
Now, it's all over.
They're in a harder bush here.
You would just throw that thing on the ground and break it, and there would be no change.
On the other hand, though, if you throw it on the floor, you know, if you want to, you know, you can do it, you can do it, you can do it, you can do it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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At a later time, if there's no more time, right now, we would have to use another two degrees of time.
Of course, they may not see me.
Let's see if anyone up there.
I think that's a real emphasis.
Thank you.
I think Henry will go out there.
I think Henry will go out there.
I think Henry will go out there.
Thank you.
What I have in mind is that we should have to get to the place where we want dollars to play with.
Whether it's the 8th or the 22nd or the 31st or something.
Thank you.
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I don't think so.
I don't think so.
I think on that we can ride through.
I can say we can go through and then he comes back.
Let me say this.
Let me say this.
Let us well understand.
If we can't, I think I still
We're going to act on that.
And then we will throw the problem.
The problem we have is the woman.
We have three.
It isn't the person.
It's your lady.
I don't know.
Maybe we do this year.
What do you think?
I don't think it makes that kind of a lot of difference.
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You see that every colleague has one difficulty with that.
And I do have to go on.
And going on the 18th, which we're not going to go on.
That's a hell of a thing to do with that.
Because I'll take it on publicly.
And he'll come back from it.
They don't know.
That's not important.
What we really want is a way to actually .
The only way the public
public announcement can be made, for sure.
In the event that you enroll in the law, Henry must be certain that a public announcement will be made.
In the event he does not enroll in the law, he will not make a public announcement.
He just can't do it.
But then you have the White House coming up with an amendment.
It just needs to show that that helps.
Out.
Why would he go back?
Out.
Out.
What do you say?
What do you say if he doesn't go along?
Out comes back.
Or, isn't it?
Then I think you ought to make the circle.
That's what I think.
If he doesn't go along,
I think that's a very good point.
That Al should be cautioned so that
She goes along and comes back, and we make a public announcement on the evening.
It doesn't make a hell of a lot of difference, but it goes over the night.
Once I have announced it, when she goes to a nation where they've been around, I tell them that she goes along.
That's when I say I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
I'm gone.
Honestly, I'm not sure if I should put it in my voice, but anyway, I'm going to have to check something.
I don't know if it's going to be good.
I don't know if it's going to be good.
I don't know if it's going to be good.
I don't know if it's going to be good.
I don't know if it's going to be good.
But if you get hung up, I think you stay there two or three days, and then you can spend the day at the airport.
I think that's a very good question.
We've got to get rid of that.
We've got to get rid of the tube and come immediately back.
And then we've got to wait for it to work.
If we do not get rid of the tube, it will just stay in the rounds of the gutter and then come back.
So that the day after we get an operation, like the first one, the first one, the second one, the following one, the following one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one, the second one,
I think Henry, what?
Yeah, and that's an easier event if it goes to first.
If it goes to first, in other words, on the second, for the purpose that they can agree with about you.
Well, all we can say is, I just, you know, that doesn't happen.
I don't know.
For the first time this summer, we were able to talk about what she was doing.
We were able to talk about what she was doing.
We were able to talk about what she was doing.
We were able to talk about what she was doing.
We were able to talk about what she was doing.
But now it's going to be delayed so long that I can't do it.
But you know, all that could be anything, and it's just like that.
It's all good if you want to get to it, because it'll help.
But I would get very hard when I got it done.
He has really made a part of us on the best of our ability.
And, what I'm going to say is that I stand in virtue of the Lord.
I take the worst of the worst.
I take the worst of the worst.
I take the worst of the worst.
Given this deal about the fact that before the inauguration, if we start that thing again, before the inauguration, if we get through, that deals with the president on a personal basis, you say that he's going to go on to this conference.
What did you say?
What did you say?
Did you hear something going on?
Yeah.
It's that hard.
I think some of the personal things maybe could be influential.
But look, I'm going to be here for four years.
I agree it's the best guarantee we've ever had to survive as the President of the United States.
And here he is about to be inaugurated.
We all know that we don't know that we know what we're supposed to do before.
And that's important.
Now, we cannot, in the long run, say that all is done.
We cannot make that sound.
But under the service of Jesus Christ, we can.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Okay.
I can't get the leaders in.
Why can't I get the leaders in on a Saturday?
We have to go hard.
I can't bring them in on a Saturday.
I can't bring them in on a Friday, too.
i don't want to i must delay
Thank you.
let me say
We are going to be around this.
We are not going to do it.
We are not going to do it.
Now we've got plenty of motion.
Well, now do you think we have any?
Well, if this is the year, the line's going to finish.
Wow.
All I need to do is say this.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.