Conversation 445-001

TapeTape 445StartWednesday, June 13, 1973 at 10:15 AMEndWednesday, June 13, 1973 at 11:33 AMParticipantsNixon, Richard M. (President);  Price, Raymond K., Jr.;  Scowcroft, Brent G. (Gen.);  [Unknown person(s)];  White House operator;  Haig, Alexander M., Jr.Recording deviceOld Executive Office Building

On June 13, 1973, President Richard M. Nixon, Raymond K. Price, Jr., Gen. Brent G. Scowcroft, unknown person(s), White House operator, and Alexander M. Haig, Jr. met in the President's office in the Old Executive Office Building at an unknown time between 10:15 am and 11:33 am. The Old Executive Office Building taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 445-001 of the White House Tapes.

Conversation No. 445-1

Date: June 13, 1973
Time: Unknown between 10:15 am and 11:33 am
Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with Raymond K. Price, Jr.

       Price’s coat

Gen. Brent G. Scowcroft talked with the President at an unknown time between 10:15 am and
11:22 am.

[Conversation No. 445-1A]

[Begin telephone conversation]

       President’s telegrams
              -Henry A. Kissinger
              -Charles Whitehouse
              -William H. Sullivan

[End telephone conversation]

       Vietnam peace negotiations
             -October, November 1972
                    -Problem
                            -North Vietnam
                            -US election
                            -South Vietnam
                                   -Paris
                                   -North Vietnam’s reaction
             -January 1973
                    -Problem
                            -South Vietnam
                    -President’s message to Nguyen Van Thieu
                            -Tone
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             -President’s meeting with Tran Kim Phuong
                    -Diplomatic language
                    -Communique
                    -Aid to South Vietnam
       -Agreement
             -Importance
             -Strength
             -Laos
                    -Simplicity
             -Cambodia
                    -Delay
                    -People’s Republic of China [PRC] initiative
             -Vietnam
                    -Future

US foreign policy
       -Crises
               -Lebanon
                       -US power advantage
               -Suez
                       -Great Britain, France [?]
                       -Gomal Abdel Nasar [?]
                       -US response
                               -President’s opinion
               -Aswan Dam
       -World view
               -People’s Republic of China [PRC]
               -Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [USSR]
                       -Nikita S. Khruschev
                       -Deal
                               -Substance
       -Watergate
               -Impact
                       -Partisanship
               -US-USSR summit [?]
                       -Leonid I. Brezhnev
               -US-PRC relations
       -Press relations
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                       -Faith
                       -Future concern
                              -Atomization

An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 10:15 am.

       Refreshments
              -Coffee

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 11:22 am.

       President’s foreign policy
              -President’s critics
              -Year of Europe
                      -Significance
                      -Georges J. R. Pompidou’s support
                              -Great Britain, France, Italy
                                     -Pompidou

       President’s forthcoming speech on nation’s economy
              -President’s actions

[Discontinuities appear in the original recording.]

       President’s forthcoming speech on nation’s economy
              -Boom
              -US standard of living
              -Economic prosperity
              -Buying power of dollar in 1972
              -Economic growth
                       -Percentages
                       -Annual income
              -Inflation
              -Strength of US economy
                       -Public perception
                       -Jobs
                       -Income growth
                       -Price index
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-Rent
      -Inclusion
              -Explanation
              -Press briefing
              -Interest rates
              -George P. Shultz’s viewpoint
      -Wage freezes
              -Settlements
              -Inflation
                      -Phase III
      -60 day freeze
              -System of controls
                      -Shultz
                      -Removal
              -Shultz
              -Reaction
                      -Public
                      -Business
      -Gasoline prices
              -Reports
              -Increases
      -Rhetorical flourishes
      -Controlled economy
              -Phase IV
      -Prosperity, jobs
              -President’s action
                      -Cost of living
      -Food prices
              -Freeze
              -Retail
              -Supplies
              -Crop production
              -Reduction
                      -Current prices
-Raw agricultural products
      -Shortages
      -Domestic compared to export consumption
      -Soybeans
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                -President’s experience
                -Importance
                -Uses
-Export controls
        -Reporting
        -Food products
        -Congressional action
        -Existing commitments
-[Internal Revenue Service audits]
        -Price “roll back”
-Deletions
        -Surplus [?]
        -Executive compensation
                -Demagoguery
                -Briefing
-[Spending bills]
        -Taxes, prices
-William W. Scranton
        -Appointment
                -Return call
                -Announcement
                        -Timing
                        -Speech [?]
-Energy
        -Congressional action
                -President’s proposals
                        -Crisis, shortage, problem
                        -Alaska pipeline
                        -Message to Congress
-Farm Bill
        -Veto threat
                -Inflation
-Vietnam War
        -Peace
                -Bombing of Cambodia
                -Overstatement
        -Prisoners of War [POWs]
        -Military draft
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              -Price’s efforts
                      -President’s approval
                      -Briefing
                      -Walter L. Cronkite, Jr.
                               -Comment on 60-day freeze
                               -Public reception
                      -Cabinet, staff

       Time of day

The President talked with the White House operator at an unknown time between 10:15 am and
11:22 am.

[Conversation No. 445-1B]

[Begin telephone conversation]

[See Conversation No. 40-63]

[End telephone conversation]

       President’s forthcoming speech on nation’s economy
              -Briefings
              -Timing
              -Significance
                       -Public perception
                       -War

The President talked with Alexander M. Haig, Jr. between 11:22 am and 11:26 am.

[Conversation No. 445-1C]

[Begin telephone conversation]

[See Conversation No. 40-64]

[End telephone conversation]
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       Scranton
              -Return telephone call
              -Liberal progressive

       Elliot L. Richardson
               -Performance as Attorney General

       Watergate
             -Ervin Committee
                    -Howard H. Baker, Jr.
                           -President’s assessment
                                  -Leadership
                    -Forthcoming Leonid I. Brezhnev visit

       President’s speech on nation’s economy
              -Editing
                      -Improvement

       Price
               -Role on White House staff
                      -Involvement with speechwriting

Price left at an unknown time before 11:33 am.

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All right.
Yeah.
Yeah, I want to have a scope run.
No, you're going to have one of those.
I sent a note of congratulations to Henry on this.
Somebody over there, one of your bright boys, prepared some of our wires.
The White House and Sullivan, thank them for their fine work over the last 30 days.
I don't need to see them.
There's a fire alarm.
You're probably with yourself.
Thank you, sir.
The real problem in October, November was not enough.
Well, the real problem in October is that it comes before the election.
And no matter, I know I turned.
They said, when Saigon comes about, they're going to embarrass us.
And they were nagging us the whole day, the whole 24 hours.
Otherwise, we couldn't have done it.
And after that, after we started negotiating, in January, they decided not to do that.
And I said, I hate that.
And I sent this emotional, brutal message to the chief of the government.
I wrote it myself.
Disagreement.
Disagreement.
Perfect agreement.
Last week, I had a wire in my head and it was a little impassioned.
Right there, I kind of had to do it.
Parts, I was, I was put in diplomatic language.
Either because I'm just communicating, or all ages thought Vietnam was cool.
So I did something this morning.
I did something in the first day.
Well, it's, I did it.
It's not all that important.
But it's another step, another step of disagreement.
It's not a change of the other one, it's a change of the other one.
It's a central law that's been done since.
Cambodia provides a little time.
Cambodia is not going to have the courage to do the work that we have.
Vietnam is not going to have the courage to do the work that we have.
Vietnam is going to have the courage to do the work that we have.
but we can get that if it's put on the basis that I...
I guess no one really knows at these times, except we thought Lebanon was a crisis.
I have a Lebanon.
This is our car with the power in it.
We did a lot of business back in the day.
We got a few Suez.
We don't know.
We don't know.
We don't know.
We don't know.
And at this time, in order for magnitude to become what we inherited from the first, it was not just the war, but it was the whole, we're playing the whole world.
I thought it was a combination of that sort of thing.
But the Chinese, the Russians, the Khrushchev position he was going to have was like pure cosmology.
They didn't have a single solitary shelter in the region.
Not one.
Not one single thing.
That's why this required...
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
The head is probably the best head, not to be true to others.
I think the last chance to do it was somewhere.
That's what the pressure is.
That combined with some of the challenges involved.
But they don't care.
We're not putting pressure on the children.
I understand.
I understand.
because we got to do a jerk, all of a sudden we got a French boy.
He prompted us very well to go to France.
Halfway, he goes, that's what that means.
Any sophisticated British would see terrible literature and believe that.
Couldn't have a jerk here with my mom.
We had the British on the street, and the French and the Texans, the right-wing and the right-wing Texans went back to British and French.
They all said, you can't go to Hong Kong with a boy.
There's no way that would work.
Also, if you're right here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you're not here with us, I mean, if you
I like strong but strong actions.
Actions I have ordered today.
Yes, rather an occasion.
Actions I have ordered today.
With regard to the American economy.
Sure.
It's all that.
Some actions I have ordered today.
Some strong actions I have ordered today.
Okay.
First, since we have been hearing so much about what is wrong with the American economy, these past few months, let us look at some of the things that are right about America.
And that's the literature that's alive.
We... We can be proud of the fact that... See, I want to get the boom feeling, that big thing.
uh, the American economy is the strongest, and basically the bravest and strongest in the world.
The bravest, uh, the American economy is by far the bravest, strongest,
and most productive of something like that in the world.
Enjoy.
One of the most unprecedented photos in our whole history.
We are in the middle of one of the most
We're going to come in.
We are in the middle of one of them.
We are in the middle of one of them.
We are in the middle of one of them.
You see what I'm getting at?
Yeah, I believe it.
The last one was there.
So I guess I'm just working that thought off for the first.
Yeah, we got it.
I want to get to the thought, Ray, basically, that we're damn lucky to be, to be living in a country, to me, that we live, we in America, live in the most prosperous country with the highest, with Americans who have the highest standard of living in the world.
I mean, say, I don't know, kids don't like to hear that anymore, but I've done it before.
We, we can be, Americans should, we, the whole world, we have the highest standard of living.
We are in the middle of one of the, one of the most, the greatest buildings in history.
In our whole history.
See?
A little of that.
Or the average person.
Then I'd say, rather than Buddy Cox, I could say real per capita expulsivity.
What you have left to spend on your taxes, it talks down to you.
Now, say you're getting the yearly equivalent of a full extra month's pay, that since when?
That's our annual activation summer.
Yeah.
That's August 71.
That's, yes.
And then in 19, why don't I say that, in 1972.
You see, you are getting yearly equivalent of the full action.
That's too complicated.
This means that it comes with what your money will actually amount.
In 1972.
This means that each year, this means that if we can continue this strong upward movement of the economy, we can continue.
I understand what you say is precisely correct.
I understand it totally.
I'm just trying to get a little more in terms of what the average guy .
That is a result of our in terms of what your money will actually buy.
You are getting a full extra month's pay each year.
You can say it that way.
Not when we get down to 4%.
You have been getting... Why don't we say it that way now?
As a result of our...
It's 1971.
You have been getting a bonus equal to your bonus.
You have been getting a real dollar.
It means that in terms of what your money will actually buy, in terms of what your money will actually buy
In terms of what your income has increased.
Your annual income.
Your annual income is increased by a full extra month's pay or something like that.
Bottom of the page, that line I think is a little too rapid.
Like we just said, they should be there for a weekend.
The state of the American economy is good.
We are enjoying it.
It's really one of the best in our history and the best in the world.
We've got to get the feeling that all the patriotism and pride and so forth are taking a risk.
Today is a time to go.
the state of the American economy is good.
Good, very good.
Sort of, I think it goes too far.
Very good in terms of the overweight population.
What I mean, the state, you know, when we consider these facts,
We can reach only one conclusion.
We have reached only one conclusion, period.
See what I'm getting at?
I'm just a little afraid of the good words.
than where he is.
It's true.
And in fact, when you say we need to send these back to the state of the American economy, it's good.
What I'm trying to do, I think that the more often we can try to remind people that, my God, they've never had a single, without saying, they've never had a single, that's what I want to do.
And boy, things are moving along like a, like the Eclipse, and that's not real.
Our economy is, uh,
I mean, instead of these facts, the American economy is the best in the world.
It's the best, or it's the most productive.
We've got a little of that above.
The American economy is by far the best in the world.
And we are enjoying one of the best periods in our whole history.
And we are enjoying one of the best periods of economic growth or something like that in our whole history.
And in terms of jobs, income, growth,
We are enjoying one of the best periods in our history.
And we have, if you fiddle with that, you see what I'm trying to get at.
I want to get upbeat as a bit so that they...
I don't suppose that we have to be correct and say in the city.
I'm not going to do it.
But now the price index is again.
Rather than that, why don't we say that now prices again are going up and then acceptably higher rates.
But just put it that way.
Rather than the price of the next one.
Okay.
Right above the top of page four.
I would say I have decided that the time has come to take strong effective action to deal with this problem.
Thank you.
Have a safe rest.
But we don't explain later why we don't include that.
They'll explain that briefly.
I don't think her rent is legitimate.
Oh, she just said she's got a client.
Here she goes.
Can we say her rent's in that country?
Good.
It's much better than the one we tried to do.
Shows a lot of the rats, huh?
Pay it back, but that's what we have to do.
Do you think it has to be?
I think so.
I think if your fault is eating something else, it's that important to you.
And it's not covering it up.
I think there's no purpose in eating a lobster.
It's just not a good meal.
I have felt I am not going to be necessary.
The reason I have decided not to agree to it is the way someone treats me is the way it's based or it's not going to be necessary.
Okay.
It's a darn good sentence to have gotten a wager about the importance of not a shot across the bow on death.
You tell the businessman that they're ready to vote, you know, without a problem for them.
Don't you think that's pretty good?
I've got no more than 60 minutes, so we'll put that on the race and clarify whether it was okay to go that way.
And we'll turn it up there.
And once we're there, we'll turn it up.
That's good.
That's just fine.
That's fine.
That's just fine.
That's fine.
You don't want to say, I strike the word debris from the shore.
That just kills the lily.
Just say what it is.
Let me explain.
To get the benefit out of the debris, which is, we know, basically, cosmetic, you've got to say that it's dead.
You can't
Don't say that it will be short, but days in total.
The breeze will be for a period of 60 days.
We shall develop and put into place a new system of control.
A new and stronger system.
Basically, a new and more effective system.
and all that, but it was basically raised.
That fight is the worst of both worlds.
I mean, if Greg Dale, he'll be hit over the head, he or Stein will flub something and say, well, it could be 45 days.
You can't do that.
It's got to be more decisive than that.
During this time, during a time of a breach, we shall develop and put to a place in which everyone controls it.
And let me say that in that period, if we get put in the system, we'll remove things.
We don't have to keep at that.
See what I mean?
I had already intended that if I find that period, if they get a new system that won't handle meat or something, we'll pull that iron thing off.
Yes, yes, that's what I mean, which we do plan.
I wouldn't mind paying a maximum of 60 days.
It will be short, there's no more of that and so forth.
That's really copping out in the whole thing and it's not on us.
And they'll give us these briefers for a maximum of 60 days.
I don't think we've got a better system control than that.
I don't know if I'd say maximum.
I'm afraid that's too late.
That's fine.
Well, if you don't say otherwise, then it would be better to keep the brakes.
Brakes?
Well, that's for a maximum of 60 days.
Well, see if you can take, see if you can tell George that since it's a question of whether it's 45 or 60, basically we better not haggle about 15 days.
Put her in for 60 days and then just go and do the job.
I just feel that if you cover that 60-day period,
You know what I mean?
In terms of the public and presenting to them.
But you also have your business community, which is going to be very, very young.
So they'd like us to stay no more than 60 days.
Well, if you say 60 days, it's 60 days.
And we've also said up here we're going to hand away all the business that we're going to promote.
The freeze will be for a maximum of 16 days.
The period of the freeze.
I'd say a maximum of 60 days with it.
I think a maximum of 60 is not too bad in another way.
They know it isn't going to be as bad.
That's better.
A maximum of 60 days.
During that time.
This will...
It's a period in which development will put in place a new and more effective system of controls which will follow the rules.
Okay.
Maximum of 60 have to be delivered.
That's all right.
Then we move it off of the action line that is the bottom.
The time of the
Okay.
Should we say shockingly?
I never liked the word shock.
No matter where you think of it.
Game or heel.
I don't know.
You liked it.
I did.
I was going to go back and keep it.
I tried to work individually.
There have been many instances where I have, just saying, I have received reports from all over the country of, legally, of
unconsciously high pressure, or, or, uh, rather than playing crisis of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of, of,
I received reports from various parts of the country various parts of the country of instances of
just say a sharp, why not a sharp increase?
A sharp increase in the price of gas and space and hold on to it.
And then I would do a little reiterating of the Orpah in Phase 4, such that there is one point that I want to emphasize.
I want to emphasize, in announcing these actions, there is one point that I can't say perfectly clear, but something like that.
There is one point that I want to emphasize.
Everyone listening to this.
The baseball game is almost free.
There's nothing you can do to get us perfectly through until the conference period.
Thank you.
I'd like to ensure prosperity to the state.
I'd like to ensure prosperity to the state.
But I just wonder if it would just hang out there like an extra tip.
Or do you think it maybe does fall in this cartographic form?
I want to say it.
It is your prosperity that is good.
It is your job that is good.
And I shall never take any action.
I will jeopardize.
Prosperity.
We Americans.
The record Prosperity.
We Americans.
Yeah.
Uh... Hi, this is your coach.
This is your coach.
Uh, the action site hit tonight.
I directed it in.
I don't say we're not cool.
Well...
See?
Like that.
And then I would say this would reduce supplies instead of increasing them.
And, and would result inevitably in even higher prices.
at higher prices for food at the retail level or something like that, or should we say supermarket?
No, there are a lot of moms and dads who are subordinates, aren't they?
Why not?
And would result in higher prices, they would be increasing, and would inevitably result in even higher prices for the foods you buy at the supermarket.
Could we say that?
This will help reduce prices in the future.
as this additional acreage comes into production.
Well, no, but unfortunately, but it will not.
But it will not.
In the months ahead, in the months ahead, as this acreage comes into production,
It will not affect, but unfortunately will not affect the prices you pay in supermarkets today.
when we have shortages.
between markets abroad and the United States.
We have done it.
We must put the American consumer first.
Do you know what I mean?
He's got soybeans out, I don't know.
Have you ever known what the thing is a soybean?
You ever seen a soybean?
I don't know what it looks like.
I don't know what a soybean is.
I don't know whether it grows under the ground or above the ground.
Whether it's like a potato or a pea.
I just know that he makes an awful lot of money from farming it.
Gosh, there's a couple of things he adds to it.
I don't think soy sauce comes from it.
Oh, because it's a mid-weight in nature.
That's why they like it.
They make soybean burgers, you know, to make hamburgers and stuff like that.
of food, of food products, of fruit products.
It's not designed to hold the price of animal treatments and other grains in the American market.
The levels that it will make cost to produce meat and eggs is not the price you can afford.
to provide the new flexibles, the new flexibles already needed to impose on your system.
No.
There is some authority between your system.
Okay.
I'd like the Congress to provide an urgent to them, on an urgent basis, to, uh, for you to give me, you might say, give me, to give me the new and more flexible authority needed to impose such a system.
And exercising this authority, not if we use this system, how would that, exercising this authority,
This will be my policy.
Period.
We will keep those export commodities.
We will keep our, we will keep the export commitments we have made to the nation.
Period.
But we will not let foreign sales price meat and eggs off the American table.
I think it's too sharp for Christmas and Thanksgiving.
If they were not, the price would be rolled back.
I heard a commenter on this, uh, on the, rather than, uh, say, I'm also thinking of all the measures, and that's what I'm listening to, just these two, and the same to the victim on the common authority, and the stuff we've been talking about.
Thank you, Dan.
I think they're saying, rather than saying, I'm hoping, just thinking, I have all the words in here, and I'm going to be sure to begin to meet with them, and I'm going to make a decision.
Just, just leave out the effect of compensation, and go.
I have also...
I have also taken...
I have also today taken the following action or something like that to stop the riot in Russellville.
See, we have got two now.
But people, they have a personal thing.
We call it back in a half hour.
He'd like to do it.
We'll take him here.
They call it right over here.
We brought him to the job.
We accrued it together.
And we'll announce it Saturday.
And we can't put it right in here.
He should know it.
to deal with the energy, the energy showdown on the, don't say crisis.
Because I have some proposals down there.
A number of proposals, including the Alaskan pipeline, which will, which are essentially to deal with the
Our, uh, uh, I'll say crisis, uh, with the energy problem.
Yeah.
I assume it's having a major new message on that.
So, Senator, the Congress will make your message on that.
I made your new message on that.
It's only not accurate.
They want the veto threatened on the farm, so there you go.
Personally, I don't think they can vote.
But it's not an agriculture decision, but with the clear veto strategy program, we'll get a veto.
sends me a farm bill or any other bill that I consider to be inflationary, I shall leave you those bills.
Let's put it that way.
A farm bill or any other bill that I consider to be inflationary.
See what I mean?
That isn't quite as... quite as...
Come on and say it when you're standing on the mark.
I will be doing it.
We find ourselves at peace over states that we are bombing in Cambodia.
At the first time in 12 years, we are at peace in Vietnam.
I'm speaking on Christmas morning.
Our Christmas, all of America's Christmas morning.
After that terrible ordeal, I returned to the Lord.
In the first night, in 17, all of our Christmas,
have returned to their homes.
Get that figure, it's either seven or eight, it may be eight in some cases.
Thank you.
You want to, well, they have an issue for a time.
for the first time in 30 years.
Very good.
That's all I have.
Yeah, good job.
I was wondering about whether you would have a text in it, whether you could give out a text at the previews.
Sure.
Sure.
Does that make you nervous?
I mean, it's the kind of thing like, it is the kind
they're not cleared out, but worn within each of their lives, and it may get out.
If it gets out, the Crown Court says the President is not in response.
But it was a debate agreed, so we announced it.
A lot of folks ain't going to hear it yet.
Do you agree with getting it out of the way?
Does the Cabinet feel that?
Does the staff feel it?
This joint leadership feels it.
What would you like to add to that?
What time is it?
11.
11 o'clock.
8 please.
I guess 430 is just my brains.
It's 430 now.
We've got to do it at 830 tonight.
I mean, it's a little crowded.
By the way, it's a stretch.
10 o'clock.
3 or 4 o'clock.
I would do it for an alcohol in the war, but not this.
It's a very big order.
Everybody's worried about all this, but the average person, you think, because the war is, you don't mind what, don't you think this is something, but not this.
Hello?
Hello?
Well, the reason that I asked is that I'm going to put it in the speech that we're going to go to the Senate and you have to feel free to do it.
Do you know what I mean?
And I've announced it.
Do you know what I mean?
No, no, no, no, no.
Oh, goodness, I'm going to throw the story away.
No, but I meant that I'm going to send, I want to put it in the speech.
They said I will soon send it away.
I've got it now.
I'm saying, I will still be centering on new energy matters in Congress.
I will say that on Saturday, I shall announce, you know, everything like that.
Do you know what I mean?
I'd like to be able to know if he's going to go Saturday.
If he's going to go Saturday.
Yeah, I have been working with Ray.
I think he's got a good tone.
I don't care about that, of course.
I need strength.
But you see, strength was all hung up on the war and the school riots and, you know, marijuana and a few other things.
I'm going to be able to do this one.
And I'm going to be able to do this one.
I'm going to be able to do this one.
Captain is
I'll have to stay through the whole thing.
Got it.
Come on.
We'll try.
I don't know if you can make it through.
Forty-five.
I don't want to get out of the area.
I don't think we're ready on the message yet.
Hello?
On the energy thing?
Yeah.
Let's go to Saturday and not kill this guy.
See, there's a bright story, sort of a sidebar.
Uh, the scratch thing is a big story in two pieces of paper.
All right, fine, fine.
Yeah.
He couldn't hang it all around us.
Hey!
It would be a great excuse for some of us to roll center.
How do you think?
Grass.
Grass would be fine.
I think we've got a boatwrapper also in that area.
He's following us pretty closely.
He's got the front of the air circle.
We're not one of them.
So when he was on the military he had to put a beam on that side and then he had to just retract it.
Anything that people did in that period I'm sure occurred and all of us were involved.
They were looking for him.
I haven't heard of him.
They aren't just looking for him.
I am.
I don't blame them.
They didn't know what I was doing.
You know what I mean?
They should have been afraid of me.
They should have been afraid of me.
It's part of our strength.
It's an honor for me.
It's an honor for me.
I think it'd be important to record himself, right?
Yeah.
Rick's been in this place for so long.
Not necessarily a person, but a general.
You know, I run an urban community.
And I'm surprised at how our data is in charge of it.
The reason power will never be a leader is because you will not step up against it.
You will not be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will be sure that you will
Ray, you wouldn't hurt me if I didn't have your help, right?
First, you're going to have to show them that you're strong.
You're going to have to attack the president while you're dealing with the major enemy, the potential enemy of the United States.
Right?
And that's it.
I think it gets better each time we're out of it.
But I think on the big ones, it's no problem for you.
Just come and do them.
It's all because that's where you were working together when you were a child.