Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 548-008
Date: Tuesday, July 27, 1971 at 3:23 PM
Participants: Tower, John G.; Newman, Guy D.; White House photographer; Bull, Stephen B.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/548-008

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[0:00] Well, the gentleman gave permission to use his name to find their cabin there.
[0:24] And on that problem, the historical science is, yeah, that Robert Evans, in general, I don't think he was born in 1630, and he remained, and I don't think he's dead.
[0:35] You, uh, this person's got that famous, uh, well, of course, he always uses the computer, including on our country, and, uh, his famous, uh, speeches.
[1:00] That's one of the greatest speeches of all time.
[1:01] You probably got it recorded, didn't you?
[1:02] You heard that speech?
[1:02] So I, I, I, I spoke there on the call.
[1:03] Well, I'm very happy to have this.
[1:05] Can I give you a note?
[1:24] We need some quiet now.
[1:25] Shall we take a verse here?
[1:25] Have you got a semester?
[1:26] In Texas?
[1:26] I may go back to it.
[1:27] No, no, no.
[1:27] You're a doctor.
[1:27] You've got to stay with Clark.
[1:28] I know we haven't seen each other.
[1:28] You've got a chance?
[1:29] Yeah, I think I've got a chance.
[1:30] And they're going to do it right here, by cloture.
[1:38] I don't know how to cloture on this thing that's in the mountain, but we're just going to decide whether we've got a bill to pay the Lockheed community from the congressional review now.
[1:45] And again, by that, then we're going to get to it.
[1:48] Mr.
[2:04] Governor, the lockheeders.
[2:05] You brought this up.
[2:05] You see, there's a division in the bill that provides that the board will submit these proposed guarantees to Congress in 20 legislative days, give them a chance to act on it.
[2:09] But we tend to ask anybody that came into the program to work over the first of this year.
[2:11] The way you ought to do it throughout the day is mainly to be back to lockheeders.
[2:17] Oh, we appreciate your work, sir.
[2:20] All right, all right.
[2:24] No, no, no, that's fine.
[2:43] Then what happens if you win that vote?
[2:44] If you win this test vote, and if you win cloture, I think the steam will go out.
[2:46] Do you have a chance in future?
[2:47] We may be two or three votes shy.
[2:47] That will happen.
[2:48] I'll file another petition and go again Friday.
[2:49] We now have to give you the office of the president of the college.
[2:50] Thank you so much.
[2:50] Thank you very much, Mr. Kelly.
[2:51] That's the word of the day for today.
[2:52] This is a medallion.
[2:55] An honor of a medallion, which you should have.
[3:06] You gave me a medallion.
[3:07] Thank you.
[3:07] And we've, let's see, you're a golfer.
[3:08] Well, I was.
[3:08] I'm going to raise some money.
[3:09] I have friends.
[3:10] Thank you.
[3:28] Thank you.