Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 475-025
Date: Thursday, April 8, 1971 at 4:59 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Bull, Stephen B.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/475-025

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[0:00] This president is not a copy-native.
[0:07] Not really.
[0:08] Maybe he's a bit rather extensive.
[0:09] He's more of a friend, a sovereign, sort of.
[0:09] Or a goblin, so to speak.
[0:10] I don't know what you're talking about, Colson.
[0:12] I don't believe it's in the dinner, sir.
[0:24] Yeah.
[0:26] It's been suggested that the financial pitch be made and actually the part doesn't do the appropriate thing.
[0:29] And as such, the day would just follow the format as shown here.
[0:32] Then you would include your remarks.
[0:34] with words to the effect that you have other work that you have to do tonight.
[0:53] You have a breakfast in the morning meeting with your economic leaders, whether you'd like to serve them to your house or to them for the unique benefits that you can serve.
[0:58] Rate prices in Oregon have a power of two.
[0:58] That's right.
[1:00] Flintstone understands that I'm supposed to lead, and so that you have to lead, and if you've got work to do, you've got this practice meeting and other work.
[1:11] How do you relate to your official business?
[1:14] But they were welcome.
[1:15] And do I brand it?
[1:16] How do you relate?
[1:17] Cigars, whatever.
[1:18] We're in the same time.
[1:33] Well, why does that stop you then?
[1:42] Oh, sure, whatever you want, but they will make it after I leave the survey, and I will leave.
[1:47] I think the point of my argument is that Stone will understand that you have to leave.
[1:51] And also, I'm trying.
[1:52] I'm not giving them money to get you on your president.
[1:53] Well, they can't do it.
[1:55] Right.
[1:56] I mean, that's what it is.
[1:57] What the hell is this?
[2:19] I'd like to see this woman with a lead in her arms sometime.
[2:30] Uh, this is Donald Hilliard's, uh, woman.
[2:31] Lassie Hanks.
[2:34] Yes, yes.
[2:34] Lassie Hanks and Lynn Garland.
[2:35] I'm going to discrimand her again tomorrow.
[2:36] Worried about tomorrow.
[2:37] Also, I want George Schultz tomorrow.
[2:38] Here's the kid with the Prime Minister.
[3:01] This is what he looks like.
[3:01] What do you think?
[3:05] Acknowledged by her?
[3:05] Are these all the same?
[3:05] All right.
[3:06] I have something else that I was hoping for.
[3:07] By the way, that's fine.
[3:07] Let's see if we have any decisions.
[3:33] Tell her that Thomas Murphy, who retired, is not the Thomas Murphy detracted in this case.
[4:04] All right, that's that.
[4:25] All right.
[4:35] because I want to respond to them first.