Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 407-008
Date: Tuesday, January 23, 1973 at 4:55 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); [Unknown person(s)]
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/407-008

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[1:14] This is a memorandum from a file that he picked it up.
[1:26] It's by Mr. O'Farrill in the field on the 23rd of January, 1973.
[1:27] I had some problems with this machine when I was on the water count.
[1:48] I did not finish the paper regarding the relatives, I think, when I was coming to the conclusion.
[2:13] I was talking about Alice.
[2:14] She was very young and happy.
[2:14] I recall those years when she lived with us.
[2:15] She was a very nice girl.
[2:16] In fact, it's really remarkable how those children,
[2:25] And what happened was that all of the sisters liked him, and they were both in Ghana.
[2:46] He used to come home to Grandmother Melana's house, come home with the children.
[2:47] Grandmother Melana's situation was very similar to all of the children's.
[2:56] This is a
[3:26] finally at least got wrapped up for the moment.
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[4:40] I know what I should do.
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[6:29] I guess we both always have to at least see one thing that's in your eyes.
[6:37] That already made me a sinner.
[6:38] I'm just trying to figure out what it is for them.
[6:57] We got a message from a parent that got paid with all I want.
[7:28] I have no idea why he called me that.
[8:27] He, uh, he, uh, the statement that they got around Johnson was twice as long.
[8:54] I don't know how long it was.
[8:55] I don't know how long it was.
[8:55] I don't know how long it was.
[8:56] I don't know how long it was.
[9:07] What did you hear?
[9:36] Right.
[10:03] Right.
[10:08] I didn't get a long message from an officer.
[10:28] He also thought that the case was very fragile, and he didn't plan to place it on my title.
[10:30] It was a kind of big grenade, of course.
[10:31] The officer, to the level of that, said that he wasn't going to hide it as much longer as it was.
[10:33] If anybody was in the bathroom, as I said, it would be a very, very heavy play.
[10:39] We made a few calls.
[10:56] Albert sort of took it one way or the other and raised the point that he was going to find a way to find a difficult place in the late course, in the late hour, in the house.
[11:00] Maxie would also sort of ask for the same.
[11:01] My idea is that both Maxie and Albert probably sort of get to know each other better.
[11:16] Mr. Stennis, however, raised the point that ID was spent on the soft of it.
[11:38] The problem was the line of sensitivity in regard to Johnston.
[11:39] So, yeah, the line of sensitivity was there.
[11:40] But, in any event, we got through with all the objectives and comments that were in line with the totals of the board building.
[11:43] Although, it had to be ruled out for some reason in regard to Johnston.
[11:45] I'm not going to be talking about the resolution, but it was more recent for us to go to the Congress and then have not only what I said, but then to have Heidelberg and McGovern and the fellow absentee members sit down in Congress.
[12:22] I don't think
[12:51] that we've covered for what it is uh
[13:20] I was fighting up so very intensively to sleep, and I had to, uh, I don't know, break out some, uh, blockage.
[13:43] I had, uh, two glasses of it, uh, and, uh, another half of that.
[13:45] I had to go to the postal company, and I had some cheese and crackers, and I took a nap for an hour or an hour and a half.
[13:47] Uh, I, uh, had to do this for some time, and I realized that it took a lot of hours before it was 10 o'clock, and, uh,
[13:57] So I kind of go talk to him.
[14:28] and other aspects of the story and bring it out to the public to find out what's really going on.
[14:42] Of course, I think one of the questions we talked about is the public about the way that the curators are educated in the courts and the principle of life in the public.
[14:58] Colson, of course, is really all out for a terrible hell out of the opposition.
[15:20] And we're sure that I've got him laid out and locked out in the ground a little soon.
[15:21] And he's been shot.
[15:22] I have all of them harbored in this case.
[15:22] They are not good.
[15:23] They have a group of things.
[15:23] They love the hangers.
[15:24] They love the wall.
[15:24] But we are going to have Henry Green when he comes back.
[15:25] I've got to find Colson to get him back.
[15:29] uh uh
[16:10] It was great to read some of the films, most of them were really good.
[16:27] I gave Price a big, I don't know, I don't want to say very little, actually, with regard to what I thought the press was doing, you know, so despite what they might have said, they were starting to smile back at us.
[16:41] Of course, we're not getting too confident about it.
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[17:40] uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
[18:11] I thought you were white.
[18:49] Radio there, but it was, uh, uh, it was, uh, Josh, the father of the man, put it right in there.
[19:04] So, it's a conversation that I've had with him.
[19:05] There's, uh, there's the case I'm talking about.
[19:25] Yeah.
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[20:50] I think that's .
[21:20] But any of that, this whole problem, one question or another, is that people go in and get overpaid, and they're in terrible trouble, etc.
[22:03] and I have done some case.
[22:23] I know that in the future, we simply have to see if the rolling on shelves and all the rest of the money is set up for substance use.
[22:26] Very good.
[22:26] That's the highest I can speak of those things.
[22:27] We'll all be out of hands.
[22:28] We'll put them in without consulting anybody else.
[22:29] Whether we're going to have to have to be in this press conference or leaders group and so forth, it has to be done.
[22:31] I don't know.
[22:31] I don't know.
[22:33] I also went down to home and, uh, we had, we had the responsibility to, uh, see if the president was not overworked in his time.
[22:47] He was the first on a mission, the second on a mission, which is how, uh, the problem began.
[23:07] When you have too many appointments in a day, when you shave too many hands in a day, when you have to get up at two minutes to eat something, or around two minutes to rest, that means we could have a full assault.
[23:31] And orderly means that you cannot recover twice, but you cannot stand back as well.
[23:33] You must pace yourself.
[23:41] Thank you.
[24:19] Yes.
[25:27] Thanks for watching!