Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 471-015
Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1971 at 11:38 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Butterfield, Alexander P.; Massarini, Aldo; Moniez, Paul; Bullet, Jacques; Wickham, Kenneth G.; Anderson, Earl E.; Paiva, Maocyr; Rieke, Willi; Lee, Jae Chul; McNamara, William G.; Mollet, Raoul; Hughes, James D. ("Don"); White House photographer
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/471-015

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[0:00] Thank you.
[0:14] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[0:43] Well, this is the United Nations.
[1:00] The United Nations is really a very interesting thing to do.
[1:01] See, where do you want to go?
[1:03] Right in the center.
[1:03] And then if you're not mindful of it like this, you just make a whole other picture.
[1:05] And then if you're not mindful of it like this, you just make a whole other picture.
[1:13] Thank you, Mr. President.
[1:36] On behalf of the international community, this vote is going to be taken by the committee and council.
[1:38] I take the vote with pleasure.
[1:39] Thank you for accepting this medal.
[1:50] This is the highest award in our organization.
[1:55] A medal of our foundation.
[1:55] Thank you for all your support.
[2:01] And I remember that we are here, we are also to thank you for the important platform that you gave to our police during the last championship, which the U.S. delegation has organized in your country.
[2:29] And as this boy is talking, we are happy to see you, sir.
[2:32] Well, I'm also grateful to support your activities.
[2:58] But we have a really fantastic, we have a lot of good ones, and we're proud.
[3:24] Impressive, I'll take a photograph if you don't mind.
[3:25] I don't know if we can all do this.
[3:26] I don't know if we can all do this.
[3:39] How did it go?
[4:08] Sit down, we're gonna wrap up, please.
[4:34] Thank you for your time.
[4:35] I certainly am most grateful to you for your help.
[5:03] Coming to make the presentation, I want to thank you for your work.
[5:16] I have often said, you know, we think of our military people in terms of all the problems of war, but we sometimes forget what the enormous contribution they've made to our society, and that is the peace.
[5:26] If I go to the research program in this country,
[5:27] Thank you.
[5:37] Thank you.
[6:04] Reclaiming February 3rd or 4th of USO Day.