Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 535-016
Date: Friday, July 2, 1971 at 11:59 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Keating, William J.; Wengler, Herbert W.; Fossier, Richard A.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/535-016

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[0:03] President, Chairman, Bill Keeney.
[0:14] Well, how are you, Mr. President?
[0:15] Good to see you, Senator.
[0:16] Senator, I'd like to share a message with everybody here.
[0:17] President Jay Fossey here.
[0:17] I'd like to say good evening to you all.
[0:18] Mr. President, I'd like to say good evening to you.
[0:19] Mr. President, I'd like to say good evening to you.
[0:21] We had the occasion on September 1st to thank the people for a memorial to former President Johnson.
[0:41] It came rather soundly, but we've been fantastic.
[0:42] To be honest with you, it's made much better than the President read it all on the street.
[0:44] How many did we move to?
[0:45] Did you do some grading for him, or did he make the top 20 or something?
[0:46] Well, the original was a campaign.
[0:47] We don't have a boundary, but we made it together on the road, and we found that he did.
[0:49] Yes.
[0:49] I spoke to her earlier about, I mean to all of them, about the fact that when we say, if I want to mention a little bit of a different way, with regard to the, when we say the residential suites, to give a little seagull,
[1:16] We can't get on a scale like this unless it has a signature on it.
[1:31] But you're the reason to put that on the box.
[1:32] So you show this to all of them.
[1:33] I'm going to be in touch with that man.
[1:33] Now, I don't know what I'm going to do.
[1:34] Because I can't do it.
[1:35] We've got to see what we could do with it.
[1:36] Yes, sir.
[1:47] I'm working on a project now.
[1:48] Do you see this?
[1:48] Do you have any comment in terms of that?
[1:49] No, sir.
[1:49] No, sir.
[1:49] You see, this can do it.
[1:50] All right, then.
[1:50] You can talk some time.
[1:51] Be a small talker.
[1:51] Why not?
[1:52] I'd like to congratulate you, thank you, for trying to get the Vietnam situation to develop.
[2:13] Did you hear?
[2:13] We've got some issues with Vietnam.
[2:14] Fingers crossed.
[2:14] But, you know, as I told you, there's been more going on than some of the lawyers down there knew.
[2:16] I'm sure that's right.
[2:17] Look, this is the presidential studio.
[2:18] Here's a comment.
[2:18] Thank you very much.
[2:20] And here I'll call for a judge.
[2:20] Yes, Mr. Chairman.
[2:21] Now, here you go.
[2:21] You get the...
[2:23] That's right.
[2:45] Well, you know, the trouble is, when he came down here, the wreck went to hell.
[2:46] Well, you know, everything to the end of it.
[2:47] What's the trouble with the fishing?
[2:48] Injuries?
[2:48] We lost a lot of people.
[2:49] Oh, the cars were great.
[2:49] That was a great time.
[2:50] We're great.
[3:12] We appreciate it.
[3:13] They can't put the seal up unless I'm in the place.
[3:41] They can put it up if they say presented to so-and-so.
[3:43] Thank you very much.
[4:00] Goodbye.
[4:00] Goodbye.
[4:00] You're out now, aren't you?
[4:01] Yes, I'm out.
[4:01] Come on.
[4:01] Come on.
[4:01] Thank you.