Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 416-038
Date: Thursday, March 15, 1973 at 1:18 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President)
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/416-038

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[0:08] We appreciate you for all the good times, for our party, for the summer, for Christmas, and, uh, for other things.
[0:24] We wish all the best to you today.
[0:27] We love you.
[0:27] We love you.
[0:27] We love you.
[0:30] It's hard to realize.
[0:46] And then even more exciting.
[1:01] We're working on the 1936 campaign.
[1:22] We're trying to usher in that period.
[1:28] We're working on the campaign schedule in 1960.
[1:30] to the body of Christ, in a sense.
[1:48] Relationship, which varies from that.
[1:51] To a fully relationship, which varies from that.
[1:54] That we have never quite been elected to a republic.
[1:59] And we said that our candidates that we have done better and can be done better.
[2:17] Results for the House that has been used over the summer period.
[2:25] Politics and
[2:29] In America, they're just running against us.
[2:42] They're too young for us to, you know, relate to each other.
[2:47] The recession made it too big for us.
[2:53] One, there was a difficult economy in 1970.
[2:54] We had to go on, which thwarted our efforts to overcome through the pandemic.
[2:58] I believe we can lay this on the foundation to win the House in 1974.
[3:13] We're in the same boat now.
[3:18] We wish the Republican members of our Republican candidates all the best.
[3:20] And I'm sure life is very easy to see if you're as successful as your chance will be.
[3:26] We wish you the best.
[3:31] I have a wish for more scientists to be in the department.
[3:41] It's a wonderful leadership, which I'm so proud of.
[3:44] I'm very proud of it.