Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 397-016
Date: Friday, January 19, 1973 at 12:15 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Price, Raymond K., Jr.; Bull, Stephen B.
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/397-016

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[0:04] Good.
[0:24] So it was great to meet you.
[0:25] So it was great to meet you.
[0:26] Pardon me, sir.
[0:26] What do you like about what you're doing?
[0:27] What do you like?
[0:27] Maybe you can guide us a little bit.
[0:28] You just had two points.
[0:28] One, I think it's something we can do.
[0:29] One is that, well, there are three companies, but they all have
[0:49] Excellent.
[1:05] And that word, being a word maker, too, is whatever I know to think of the word on.
[1:07] And I just keep thinking about it.
[1:07] I mentioned speaking in Boston, that our traditional friendships do better.
[1:09] But also, you know, the chance of success.
[1:10] Well, that's going to be next week.
[1:10] We'll talk about it next week.
[1:30] He has a feeling about it.
[1:34] How are you doing?
[2:15] Let's have you, if you will, in the next few months or so.
[2:34] Those points are preferred.
[2:35] Your brother, hold on here.
[2:35] I just kind of got away.
[2:36] It may be that I'm too hard to pull in your brother.
[2:46] Yes.
[3:00] I like this.
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[3:48] I don't need to see any of the FYI stuff.
[4:15] Is that what you mean?
[4:16] Is that what you mean?
[4:22] Don't worry about that.
[4:42] I'll look at it.
[4:42] I should see what it is.
[5:13] I don't know, maybe a variety of them are fake.
[5:39] I don't know.
[5:39] I know that doesn't work.
[5:39] I don't know if it does.
[5:40] For me, proper abortion responsibility is a very necessary thing, particularly if you follow the nature of it.
[5:42] I don't know.
[5:42] It's not a most confident book.
[6:31] No.
[6:50] Time has come.
[6:51] Our relations with other nations have grown.
[6:52] And our policies have grown.
[7:10] That certainly, that's it.
[7:35] That's perfectly sound for what we're talking about.
[7:36] It's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like,
[7:53] How do you get in the way of that?
[8:26] The line is probably turning itself on.
[8:36] Time has come for a new sense of...
[9:41] I think it needs to be spelled out.
[10:00] Now that says it.
[10:14] That's right.
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[11:21] Thank you.
[11:49] Okay, I'll leave you with the hardware.
[12:11] No, I think I have to say clean draft, yeah, because, and incidentally, now, for your guidance, I will not want to play drafts.
[12:31] In other words, by that time, let's have what, you know, your best interest in what you can do.
[12:54] I agree with the significance of the vow.
[12:55] I agree with the significance of the vow.
[13:22] You might have been listening to me earlier.
[13:35] Last year, I was talking to Ross on my show.
[13:36] I was talking to him about it.
[14:28] Thank you.