Nixon, Haldeman & Colson on China trip logistics and Press corps management

10:00Diolch yn fawr am wylio'r fideo.
12:18Nid ydw i'n mynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd
12:53Felly, efallai y byddwch chi'n rhaid i fi fynd i'r rhan o beth bynnag.
13:12Felly, dwi ddim eisiau unrhyw un, ond i ddweud yn siŵr, dwi ddim eisiau unrhyw un.
13:14Felly, nawr, fe wna i fynd i'r rhan.
13:14Fe wna i fynd i'r rhan.
13:22Fe wna i fynd i'r rhan
13:22Ydych chi'n gwybod a oes rhywun yn edrych ar hynny?
13:30Efallai y byddant yn gwneud hynny.
13:31Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud hynny.
13:33Bob, a oes gennych chi unrhyw un o'r cyfraniadau hyn er mwyn gweld a oes y Prif Weinidog wedi'u cyflawni?
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14:02Diolch yn fawr.
14:34Rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny.
14:43Rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny.
14:45Cynhyrchu'r cyflwyniad ar gyfer pob un o'r rhai sy'n gwneud hynny.
15:01Mae hynny'n wych i hwnnw.
15:02Mae hynny'n wych i hwnnw.
15:02Rwy'n meddwl ei bod hi'n ymwneud â gwneud pethau fel hyn.
15:03Mae hi'n defnyddio hi'n well na chael y tîm hynny i 500 o bobl lle nad ydych chi'n cael grediadau.
15:05Mae'r tîm yn gallu cyflawni 10 munud.
15:06Mae'r tîm yn gallu cyflawni 500 o bobl lle nad ydych chi'n cael grediad.
15:37Mae'n rhaid iddo fod yn un o'r rhai sy'n gweithio'n unigol.
15:41Nawr mae'n rhaid iddo fod yn un o'r rhai sy'n gweithio'n unigol.
15:47Roeddwn i'n gwneud hynny heddiw.
16:01Roeddwn i'n gwneud hyn heddiw.
16:02Nid oedd unrhyw bwyllgor yn y wlad drwy weld y llall.
16:03Roeddwn i'n gweld hynny heddiw.
16:13Nid oedd unrhyw bwyllgor yn y wlad drwy weld y llall
16:14Dwi ddim angen aros amser i fynd i fynd a rhoi adroddiad am beth fyddant yn mynd i'w wneud.
16:29Dwi ddim yn gadael beth fyddant yn mynd i'w wneud.
16:33Rydyn ni'n mynd i wneud hynny, ond nid yw'n amlwg.
16:38Yr un peth sy'n ei wneud yw, os ydych chi'n gallu cael rhywbeth, nid ydych chi'n gallu cael rhywbeth.
16:40Nid ydych chi'n gallu cael rhywbeth.
16:45Dyna'r unig beth sy'n rhaid i ni ei wneud.
16:54Wel, rydw i wedi cyflwyno cyflwyniadau.
17:01Mae'n ymwneud â'r amgueddfeydd.
17:29Wel, byddwn ni'n rhaid i ni ffwrdd â'r Prif Weinidog.
17:37Yn pob amser, roedden nhw'n rhoi'r... Nawr, maen nhw'n gwneud yr hyn rydyn ni'n ei ddweud.
17:42Rwy'n gwneud.
17:43Roedden nhw'n rhoi'r... Wel, roedden nhw'n rhoi'r perthynas.
17:45Mae'r Prif Weinidog yn rhoi'r perthynas i roi bomnau i'w llwyddo i'w llwyddo.
17:53Diolch yn fawr iawn am wylio'r fideo.
18:18Mae hynny'n dechrau i fod yn rhywbeth tradidol.
18:31Mae'n dechrau i fod yn rhywbeth tradidol.
18:47Julian Hobson, Julius Hobson, Walter Montroy, oedd rhywun sydd wedi cael ei ddangos i'r gwleidyddau am sut yn bwysig.
19:10Roedd ganddyn nhw gyngor gwleidyddol i'r gwleidyddion.
19:11Roedden nhw wedi ffermio Walter, gweinidog Wilson neu beth bynnag.
19:13Roedd ganddyn nhw gyngor polis gwleidydd.
19:16Mae'r gwasanaeth yn dda iawn nawr.
19:24Mae llawer o blwch ar y tân.
19:33Yn ystod y gwasanaeth?
19:46Byddan nhw'n gweithio ar blaenau.
19:59Maen nhw'n cadw mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn mewn
20:14Diolch yn fawr iawn.
20:44Mae'n debyg bod ein Cymreigwyr yn gallu, chi'n gwybod, fe wnes i ddweud hyn yn ystod y nos diwethaf, gallu dangos ychydig o ddiddordeb am y pethau mawr hyn.
21:06Felly, y peth yw, yn eithaf gwirioneddol, os ydych chi'n gallu cyflawni'r adnoddau newydd, ac mae'r adnoddau gorau yn gweithredu yn rhan o ddemograffiaid.
21:20Dwi'n gofyn, pan fydd yna un sy'n gweithredu yn rhan o ddemograffiaid, ac mae'r Rheoleidd yn dweud rhyw fath o beth, rhyw fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth, fath o beth.
21:30Ie, rydyn nhw'n gwybod hynny, oherwydd maen nhw yno, ond rwy'n teimlo bod hynny'n cael ei wneud mewn rhyw ffordd.
21:45Ac mae'n rhaid iddo eistedd i lawr gyda McGregor a siarad â nhw am yr oedd hynny'n bwysig gyda'r rhai hyn.
21:50Rwy'n credu ei bod yn debygol o'r hyn y dywedodd Christopher amdanyn nhw am ei fod yn eithaf sylweddol i'r cadarn, lle roedden nhw i gyd yn eistedd ar eu bus.
21:54Dr. Rogers.
21:59A dyma'r stori oeddwn ni wir wedi cael rhywbeth iawn yn mynd i ni yma.
22:08Ac mae'n ddiddorol iawn, ond a yw nhw'n ymddygiadol â'r ysgrifennu a'r ysgrifennu?
22:15Mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw ddod i mewn fel hyn, ac maen nhw'n gweld beth yw hyn.
22:23Bob yn sefydlu yma gyda ni, ond rwy'n siarad.
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22:58Ie, ond maen nhw'n gwneud eithaf o waith iawn i fynd i'r coast.
23:05Mae hynny'n dda, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud ein bod ni'n gorfod, ond mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud y byddai'n rhaid i ni wneud pethau gwahanol.
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23:26Dwi'n ceisio gweld beth rydych chi'n ei wneud.
23:36Dwi'n meddwl bod hynny'n cael ei wneud.
23:41Dwi'n gwybod a ydych chi'n ei alw neu ddim.
23:55Mae'n rhywbeth y gallai eu bod nhw wedi'u cyd-dweud â'i gilydd pan fyddwn i'n siarad â'i gilydd.
24:11Mae hynny'n rhywbeth gwych ac mae'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth.
24:26Mae'n rhaid i chi ddod yn ôl i fyny.
24:46Mae'n rhaid i chi ddod yn ôl i fyny.
24:49Roeddwn i wedi cael hynny'n dda.
24:57Roeddwn i wedi cael hynny yn dda.
25:15ac rydw i'n gobeithio bod hynny'n gobeithio.
25:25Mae hynny'n gobeithio.
28:52Dwi'n gwneud hynny.
29:22Fydd e'n ymwneud â'r camera llawn?
29:38Ie, byddaf yn ymwneud â'r camera llawn.
29:41Dwi ddim yn hoffi... Dwi ddim yn hoffi cymryd cyfnod 15 munud, chi'n gwybod beth rydw i'n ei ddweud, a chadw'r copi i fyny ar y rôl.
29:46Nid yw'r camera llawn fel yr oeddwn i eisiau ei wneud o gwbl.
29:47Dwi ddim yn hoffi cymryd cyfnod o gwbl, dwi ddim yn hoffi cymryd cyfnod o gwbl, dwi ddim yn hoffi cymryd cyfnod o gwbl, dwi ddim yn hoffi cymryd cyfnod o gwbl, dwi ddim yn hoffi cymryd
29:51Gleirio'r ffordd.
30:05Gweithio'n glir.
30:10Ddweud i'r teuluoedd nad ydyn nhw'n dod.
30:13Yr un peth, Bob, ydw i'n ceisio'i ddweud wrth i chi ddweud hynny.
30:15Mae hynny'n dda.
30:21Dwi'n meddwl nad ydw i'n ysgrifennu.
30:26Wel, mae'r Ysgol Ysgrifennwyr Ysgrifennwyr yw rhai ysgrifennwyr.
30:29Iawn, rhai ysgrifennwyr yn ysgrifennu.
30:44Iawn, rhai ysgr
30:49beth yw'r dynion cyhoeddus yn ymwneud â nhw?
31:03Ddwy.
31:03A ydynt yn cael unrhyw ddemograffiaid?
31:04Ydyn nhw'n cael unrhyw ddemograffiaid, cymdeithasol?
31:05Tre, beth yw'r hyn sydd wedi digwydd i mi y byddwn i'n ei wneud, y byddwn i'n ei wneud, y byddwn i'n ei wneud, y byddwn i'n ei wneud, y byddwn i'n ei wneud, y byddwn i'n ei wneud, y byddwn i'n ei wneud,
31:18Cynhyrchu'n ddiogel.
31:29Mae'r ffordd i mi wneud hynny yw mynd ymlaen.
31:47Mae'r fford
31:48Mae'n rhaid i mi ystyried y ffaith y byddai'r rest o'r 60au yn gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud gwneud
32:15Dwi ddim yn gwneud hynny i chi, mae'n rhywbeth i'w wneud.
32:27Dwi'n gwneud hynny i chi, mae'n rhywbeth i'w wneud.
32:53Dwi'n meddwl y mae'n dda i chi ddim mynd.
33:01Dwi'n meddwl efallai y gallwch chi fynd i Pittsburgh ar y diwrnod y byddai'n dda i chi fynd.
33:06Mae nhw'n mynd yn ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod
33:37Mae hynny'n stori ddiddorol o'r cyfnod gyntaf pan roeddwn i'n ei gyhoeddi.
33:52I was awfully busy, as you can imagine, because of the announcement I made yesterday.
34:05I had dealt with Clark McGregor, Keith Payne Farmer, and some very good friends who have birthdays and healthy home viewers.
34:08And I said, you can't be that old.
34:10Mae hynny'n iawn.
34:17Mae'n edrych yn wych.
34:20Wel, rwy'n gobeithio eich bod chi'n gwybod hynny.
34:27Roeddwn i'n gweld ychydig o Melody Clark ac roedd hi'n gwneud hynny.
34:29Roeddwn i'n cofio sut roeddech chi'n dod i'r bwrdd gyda hynny o'r diwrnodau cyn 1968 a'r holl bethau.
34:31Ie, rwy'n credu ei bod yn gweithio.
34:31Maen nhw'n lobio ar rhywbeth.
34:34Peidiwch â gwneud hynny.
34:35O, mae hynny'n iawn.
34:35Gallwch wneud hynny.
34:37Ie.
34:53Ie, beth fyddech chi'n hoffi ei wneud?
35:07Gwneud?
35:08Ie, nid yw'n ymgyrch nawr.
35:09Nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid, nid
35:19Oh, he's here in Washington.
35:32A good, strong man.
35:36All right, I'll tell you what to do, but you don't have to wait.
35:38You just give the name, get it down to Clark, send it down to me, or tell him to bring it in to me, and I'll give it to Mitchell, and, boy, when we get there, they can see why we don't take the hardwood.
36:03Mae hynny'n wych nawr.
36:13Wel, rwy'n gwerthfawrogi hynny.
36:15Y rheswm rwy'n ei angen yn y llinell gyhoeddus yw, rydych chi'n gwybod beth sy'n digwydd.
36:17Ac rydych chi'n siarad amdano, mae'r holl beth sy'n dod i lawr yn y gwaith ymddygiad, ac nid yw unrhyw un yn gwneud unrhyw hynny, ond mae'n ymddygiad gyda'r Prifysgol, mae'n debyg, mae'n debyg, mae'n debyg, mae'n debyg, mae'n debyg, mae'n debyg.
36:52Mae'n dda.
37:04Mae'n dda iawn.
37:11Mae'n dda iawn i mi.
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37:22Dwi ddim yn gwybod a ydw i'n gallu gwneud hynny neu ddim, ond mi fyddwn i'n gallu gwneud hynny.
37:33Dwi ddim yn meddwl gwneud hynny.
37:33Dwi'n meddwl y bydd llawer o amrywiaeth yn ymwneud â hynny.
37:37Efallai y bydd hynny'n digwydd.
37:38Mae hynny'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth.
38:10Mae'r trendyn cyffredinol yn effeithio ar ddiddordeb.
38:22Mae hynny'n effeithio ar bobl.
38:23Mae'r trendyn cyffredinol yn effeithio ar bobl.
38:35Mae'r trendyn cy
38:37I thought I was ready to go, but I got her to go to that game, Julie, and I didn't.
38:46Well, they played as the likes of the number one baseball fan.
38:52I had her throw out the ball.
38:59She had a fine picture in the post.
39:01And that played you as a baseball fan again without you having to go to the game.
39:03That's right.
39:03And that's a great thing.
39:04I don't know whether he got it yesterday.
39:04You know, I predicted that game yesterday.
39:05Did you?
39:06Yeah, many of those players you see there, he had it well.
39:07ac roedd nhw'n ymwneud â'r cyfleoedd ffoto gyda'r arweinwyr, felly fe wnes i ddweud, rwy'n meddwl y bydd Pinsburg yn cael ei wneud heddiw oherwydd yr archwilio arferol ac rhai o'r bwyllgorau hynny sy'n cael eu cyflawni, ac rwy'n meddwl bod hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn sy'n digwydd.
39:33Felly mae'n hyfryd, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n r
39:41Roedd yna lawer o bethau mawr, rydych chi'n gwybod?
39:48Ie.
39:48Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud wrthym.
39:59Rydyn ni wedi cael heddiw, sydd rhaid i chi fod yn ymwybodol o hynny.
40:05Mae rhywun yma nawr.
40:06Ie, rydyn ni wedi cael cydweithwyr.
40:11Mae gennym yr holl grŵp cymdeithasol ar gyfer newydd, ein grŵp cymdeithasol o'r rhaglen economaidd.
40:19Maen nhw'n cyfarfod.
40:19Byddwn i'n cyfarfod.
40:26Mae llawer o ddynion ar gyfer hynny, felly byddwch yn siŵr eich bod yn gwybod eu bod yn gwneud hynny.
40:36Yr hyn y gallwn ni ei wneud yw cael nhw ddod yn ôl i'r Gwasanaeth Gwlad ar ddiwedd y dydd neu rhywbeth os ydych chi eisiau.
40:41Yr unig rheswm yw oherwydd y math o bobl maen nhw, ac mae'n Bob Anderson, Dwayne Andreas, Dewey Barton, Carl Van Detsen, Alco, Big Cooley, California, Roger Fleming, Mark Yarrow.
40:56Mae'n rhaid i chi wneud hynny.
41:01Nid, nid, nid.
41:20Ac yna bydd ganddynt panelwyr gweithiol yn y bore diwethaf gyda Rumsdell, McCracken, Webber a Dears.
41:33Ac yna bydd ganddynt cyfarfod pres gyda Hoag Lewis, Joe Fowler, Bill Marriott a Pierre Renfrey, sy'n y Pwyllgor Prifysgol, ac yna byddant yn cyfarfod pres.
41:39Mae'n 150 neu rhywbeth fel hyn o bobl.
41:47Rydych chi'n gwybod, mae pob un o'r fideo rydych chi wedi'i adrodd wedi bod yn y Gwasanaeth Gwaith.
41:57Yn siwr.
41:57Mae hynny'n amlwg.
41:58Ac rwy'n meddwl efallai y byddai'n dda i chi wneud hynny mewn Gwasanaeth Gwaith neu rhywbeth.
42:01Ac efallai y byddwn i'n gallu gwneud hynny.
42:02Yn siwr.
42:02Allwch chi wneud hynny?
42:03Allwn i ddweud hynny yng Nghymru?
42:04Nid yw hynny'n rhywbeth i siarad amdani.
42:05Rwy'n gorfod ychydig o sylwadau a chyfeirio eu llaw.
42:09Gallwch chi wne
42:10Mae hynny'n wych, mae'r grŵp sydd ganddo Jim Roach yn ymwneud â hynny.
42:25Mae llawer o'r enwau hyn yn ymwneud â chi.
42:28Mae llawer o enwau yn ymwneud â chi.
43:03Felly efallai, yn hytrach na chi ddod i mewn i unrhyw beth fel hyn, y byddwch yn gwneud hynny gyda'r Sgwrs Gwaelod.
43:16Felly byddwch chi'n mynd drwodd... ar gyfer bwyd neu yn y cyfnod o'r diwrnod yma, byddwch chi'n mynd i mewn a dweud, rwy'n gobeithio i chi i bawb gwybod faint o'ch cymorth ar hyn.
43:24Rwy'n gwybod bod y rhifwyr wedi'u cyhoeddi'n bwysig.
43:33Mae hynny'n rhaid ei wneud, os gwelwch chi.
44:04Ac efallai nad ydyn nhw'n cael eu telegu yn y panel diwrnod, gallech chi gael nhw i fynd drwodd.
44:13Gallech chi gael nhw'n cael eu telegu, mae'n well i mi ddod i fynd drwodd i fynd drwodd yn unrhyw ffordd.
44:24Mae'n debyg.
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44:33Nid yw'r diwrnod y gorau yn ystod y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn y diwrnod yn
45:09Mae'r peth arall ddim yn gwneud hynny o gwbl.
45:34Mae'n ffordd da i gael ymwneud â phwysigrwydd sylfaenol yn ymwneud â hynny yn gyda'r grŵp.
45:48Ie, mae'r data yn... Mae'n rhaid i mi weld pan... Mae'n rhaid i chi ddod i mewn pan maen nhw'n ymwneud â'r cyflwyniad.
45:54Gadewch i ni ddod i mewn pan maen nhw'n ymwneud â'r cyflwyniad.
45:59Gadewch i ni ddod i mewn pan maen nhw'n ymwneud â'r cyflwyniad.
46:01Maen nhw ddim i gyd yn ymwneud â'r cyflwyniad.
46:02Maen nhw ddim i gyd yn ymwneud â'r cyflwyniad.
46:03Maen nhw ddim i gyd yn ymw
46:10Mae rhywbeth hefyd i'w gwneud.
46:31Mae rhywbeth i'w gwneud.
46:39Beth ydych chi'n meddwl?
46:44Mae llawer o bobl y byddwch chi ddim yn gwybod.
46:54Ie.
46:54Hefyd, hyd yn oed y rhai rwy'n gwybod, bobl fel Cogan Lewis a'r rhai eraill.
46:56Yn ystod y prynhawn hwnnw, mae'n ddigon ddiddorol i ddweud wrth i mi fod Cymru arall neu rywbeth.
46:58Ydych chi'n gweld fy ngwneud?
46:59Yn hytrach na fy ngwneud, gallwn ni feddwl am yr effaith.
47:00Dwi'n gallu meddwl am yr holl ffordd rydych chi'n gwybod.
47:02Mae'n rhywbeth rydych chi'n gwybod, fel Prifysgol Cenedlaethol Cenedlaeth Cymru, Prifysgol Cynaliadol, Prifysgol Cresen, Prifysgol Busnesau Cenedlaethol, Prifysgol Cynaliadau Cynaliadau Cynaliadau.
47:15Dwi ddim yn gallu rhoi hynny i unrhyw prifysgol.
47:17Dwi ddim yn gallu rhoi hynny i unrhyw prifysgol.
47:18Mae'n iawn.
47:18Felly rwy'n gobeithio diolch am eich gwaith a diolch am eich cefnogaeth mawr yma.
47:28Dwi'n meddwl mai'r cyfarfod cyhoeddus yw'r peth rwy'n ei wneud.
47:31Iawn.
47:36Mae rhai ohonyn nhw'n debyg yn rhaid iddyn nhw gadael yn unrhyw le neu rywbeth, felly gallwn ni, chi'n gwybod, cael y cyfrif ar gyfer gwneud hynny.
47:525 o'r golau.
47:52Ie, 5 o'r golau y byddwn ni'n gorfod ei wneud.
47:55Mae hynny'n ddiddorol.
47:56Mae hynny'n gweithio yn y Cymru yn hytrach na'r Gwlad.
48:14Dwi'n gofyn i chi ddweud hynny yn gyffredinol.
48:40Mae rhywun wedi'i ddysgrifio nawr yn unrhyw ffordd.
48:52Yr unrhyw un sydd wedi llwyddo'r ffaith nad oeddwn i'n ystyried myfyrdd yn llwyddo'r ffaith nad oedd y gweinidog wedi cael cyfle.
48:55Ydych chi'n gwybod?
48:55Mae'n ymwneud â llwyddo'r gweinidog, ac mae'r gweinidog wedi gwneud hynny.
49:01Mae hynny'n ymwneud â'r ddynion.
49:02Oherwydd gallwch chi wneud hynny.
49:03Nawr, y pwynt dau rwyf am ei wneud, a dyma'r peth rhagorol.
49:07Rwyf am i chi... Rwyf am i chi...
49:09Cynhyrchu stori dros y wythnos yna.
49:26Cynhyrchu stori dros y wythnos yna yw'r un fwyaf yn cymryd rhan o'r rhan o'r gwirionedd.
49:28Yr un fwyaf yn cymryd rhan o'r rhan o'r gwirionedd.
49:31Yr un fwyaf yn cymryd rhan o'r gwirionedd.
49:41Os oes gennych unrhyw un, gallwn ni roi'r math hwn i chi.
50:01Mae llawer o ddiddordeb yn y cwestiwn y byddwn ni'n gwneud mwy o hynny.
50:03Dwi ddim yn meddwl y byddwn ni'n defnyddio mwy o Sampyre.
50:05Nid Sampyre.
50:05Mae llawer o ddiddordeb yn y cwlwm.
50:06Dwi ddim yn gwneud llawer o ddiddordeb yn y cwlwm.
50:11Dwi eisiau bod yn siŵr bod y ffaith eu bod nhw'n cymryd amdanyn nhw a'u bod nhw'n cymryd amdanyn nhw yn dod allan.
50:35Ond dwi eisiau nodi'r syniad hwn.
50:36Dwi ddim eisiau'r syniad hwn.
50:40Dydw i ddim eisiau cael unrhyw un o'r bobl sy'n ymwneud â chyflawniadau, cyn i mi gael cyfle i wneud hynny.
50:57Ac mae hynny'n ymwneud â chyflawniadau.
50:58Dwi'n gwybod y byddwch chi'n cael eich cyflawniadau wrth gwrs, neu at leiaf ychwanegwch hynny.
51:02Ac rydych chi'n gallu gweld beth sy'n ymwneud â chyflawniadau sy'n ymwneud â'r bobl sy'n ymwneud â hynny.
51:07Dwi'n meddwl bod nhw'n gwneud hynny nawr, dwi'n meddwl bod nhw'n gwneud hynny nawr.
51:19Roedd y peth o'r MacGyver wedi bod yn ddewr iawn.
51:36Roedd y peth o'r MacGyver wedi bod yn ddewr ia
51:42Mae hi'n ysgrifennu fel cwm gwleidyddol gwych ar gyfer i chi roi Byrd yn ystod hynny.
51:59Mae'n ystod hynny.
52:11Nid yw hynny'n fawr o'r barc.
52:18Nid yw hynny'n fawr o'r barc.
52:23Rydyn ni'n ceisio gweld, yn amlwg, y byddai'r cyfnod diwethaf.
52:25Y byddai'r can o'r byrddeg yn ystod y cyfnod diwethaf.
52:26Mae hynny'n iawn, John.
52:41Mae hynny
52:42Maen nhw'n cael cyfnodau am ddau neu tri bedrwm.
52:51Mae'r Prif Weinidog yn cael cyfnodau am ddau neu tri bedrwm.
53:02Mae'n debyg.
53:02Mae'n debyg.
53:03Mae'n debyg.
53:03Mae'n debyg.
53:04Mae'n debyg.
53:07Mae'n debyg.
53:08Mae'n debyg.
53:09Mae'n debyg mai dyma'r tro diwethaf.
53:23Mae'n debyg, mae'n debyg.
53:34Mae'n debyg, mae'n
53:35Rydyn ni wedi gwneud ychydig o hynny.
54:03Hefyd, os ydych chi'n mynd i gael hynny, byddaf yn gofyn i Bill Rodgers dweud nad yw'n mynd i fod yma'n ddiweddar.
54:14Byddai'n mynd i fod yn yr ars.
54:18Rydych chi'n mynd i wneud hynny, gadewch i Rodgers gadael yr un pynciau i'r arweinwyr Cymreigiaid a gadael iddyn nhw i'r Capitan.
54:23Iawn, diolch yn fawr.
54:24Mae gennym ni, yn ystod hyn, mae gennym ni'n ddiweddar.
54:25Ie.
54:25Yn amlwg, mae'n ddiweddar, oherwydd roeddech chi'n ei ddefnyddio'n ddiweddar iawn.
54:28Iawn, diolch yn fawr.
54:35Hefyd, rwy'n meddwl bod y stori diwethaf wedi cael ei gyflawni gyda Henry.
54:56Rwy'n meddwl y byddwch chi'n gorfod cyflawni'r cyflawni.
55:03Rwy'n
55:03I've got to cut everything down.
55:24I agree that this is the number that I saw in my book.
55:25Yeah, it is 36.
55:25We cut it from over 100 to 30.
55:26No, but I meant from Romania's.
55:26We have got to have something from 48 in Romania.
55:27What I'm getting at is this.
55:28I know that the top figures are so-so, but I've just got to get it down.
55:30Let me tell you what my interest is.
55:30John Preston, I want you to get a cigarette to give me a priority.
55:32For instance, let's see, what would it be for me to take 10?
55:33rydw i eisiau ei ddangos i chi nawr dyma beth rydw i wedi'i ddweud felly rydw i'n dweud beth rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw i'n ei ddweud rydw
55:52Dwi'n meddwl y mae'n rhaid i chi ddefnyddio grŵp un rhwydwaith, ond trwy rhwydwaith rhwydwaith.
56:07Maen nhw'n rhaid i chi ddweud pam.
56:08Ni allwn ni ddefnyddio trwy grŵp.
56:08Dwi'n meddwl beth rydyn ni'n ei wneud.
56:10Rwy'n ei ddangos.
56:19Mae Henry yn gallu gofyn am 800, ond efallai ei fod wedi parhau i lawr, a dwi ddim yn gwybod beth rydyn ni wir eisiau.
56:29A dwi ddim eisiau cyflawni unrhyw sylwadau cymdeithasol, chi'n gwybod.
56:30Mae'n rhaid i fi gymryd unrhyw un arbennig arbennig.
56:31Nid ydym yn mynd i gymryd unrhyw un arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig arbennig ar
56:38a'r tri rhwydwaith.
56:45Mae hynny'n ddiddorol i ni.
56:47Felly roeddwn i eisiau iddo ddod â list o bwriadau ac roedd yn rhaid iddo ddod â 10.
56:50Beth a allai ei gael?
57:00Rwy'n credu bod hynny'n 10.
57:01Os oes gennych chi un o'r 10, ni allwch chi wneud hynny.
57:06Dwi'n gwybod, dwi'n gwybod.
57:08Mae'n rhaid iddo ddod i mewn gyda'r cwmni camera sydd drosodd.
57:10Ond gadewch i mi ddweud, a allai gael cwmni?
57:10Neu, a allai gael tri cwmni camera?
57:11Mae ein cynllun ar gyfer cwmni camera, ar gyfer y cyfnod cyffredinol, yn 10 pobl.
57:13Yn hytrach na ddwy cwmni camera a ddwy llyfrau.
57:18Rydyn ni ddim yn gallu gwneud hynny am ychydig mlynedd.
57:41Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny am ychydig mlynedd.
57:44Mae'r cynllun AD yn rhai o'r gwasanaethau, 3.75 o'r gwasanaethau, 3 o'r AD, 3 o'r API.
57:56Ac mae gennych chi broblem arall pan fyddwch chi'n cofio, nid yw'r un yn ysgrifennu ac nid yw'r arall yn cofio.
58:015 llyfrau, sy'n un o'r gwasanaethau i bob ddiwrnod yn y Ddiwrnod Cyhoeddus, yn ogystal â'r Ddiwrnod Fusnes.
58:06Fe fyddwn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.
58:32Rydw i'n gwybod y bydd yn rhaid i ni.
58:43Rydyn ni wedi cael hynny.
58:46Rydyn ni'n gallu mynd at hynny.
58:47Ond beth ydych chi'n ei wneud ydych chi'n rhoi un llygaid llawn, a dwi'n meddwl y dylai chi ei wneud.
58:54Felly rydych chi'n mynd at y llygaid broadgated ac mae'r holl llygaid ariannol yn ymwneud â hynny.
58:56Mae cyfranogwyr TV yn argyfwngio eithaf sylweddol y byddwch chi'n rhaid i chi wneud trefn i'r rhwydwaith.
58:59Dwi ddim yn gweld pam nad ydych chi'n gallu gwneud trefn i'r rhwydwaith ddwy.
59:02Mae'n rhaid i ni ddysgu amdanyn nhw.
59:51Just don't get into the special newspapers at all.
1:00:01I think if you cross the line, you're screwed.
1:00:03OK, that's my argument too.
1:00:05OK, so you get back on that.
1:00:06Scali and Wallace Ziegler, and Scali, of course, is much more interested in the TV, is the problem you have with living with them afterwards.
1:00:16It's recognised you don't need them there.
1:00:19Ond, maen nhw'n gorfod i chi, os ydych chi wedi gosod llyfrau, sydd ddim wedi cael eu gwneud.
1:00:37Ydych chi'n cofio?
1:00:47Nawr maen nhw'n dweud, os byddwch chi'n codi i lawr, neu dwi'n gwybod beth byddai'n llwyr, byddai'n llwyr yn gyffredinol.
1:01:03Maen nhw'n dweud, os byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr 5am, 10am yn gyffredinol yma yng Nghymru, dwi ddim yn gwybod sut y byddwch chi'n penderfynu beth yw'r rhaglenni.
1:01:07Dwi ddim yn gwybod beth yw'r rhaglenni.
1:01:11Iawn.
1:01:12Mae'r niferau yn 5.
1:01:17Beth ydych chi'n ei olygu?
1:01:22Mae'r niferau o ffotograffwyr yn 6.
1:01:26Wel, maen nhw'n siarad dim ond am ffotograffwyr.
1:01:31Un AP, un UPI, un ffotograffwr bwlau a bwlau, ac un ffotograffwr bwlau.
1:01:36Felly dyna'r cyfnod o 4 ffotograffwyr, ac mae'n rhaid iddynt gymryd ddwy bwydau i'w brosesu.
1:01:38Felly mae'r cyfnod o 6 yn y ffotograffwyr.
1:01:39Mae'r cyfnod o 8 yn y ffotograffwyr.
1:01:41Mae hynny'n ddiddorol.
1:01:46Iawn, dyma sut rydych chi'n cael 7 gwasanaethau gwirfoddol.
1:01:50Mae hynny'n 3 AP, 3 UPI a 1 Reuters.
1:01:535 Lancashires sydd wedi'u cymryd yn ôl i 3.
1:01:589 cysylltiadau tebygol, 3 ar gyfer rhwydwaith.
1:01:5980 cynhyrchwyr tebygol ac rydych chi'n cael hynny'n cynhyrchu, maen nhw'n cymryd y llais, yn ogystal â phethau eraill.
1:02:047 ffotograffwyr.
1:02:05Ac maen nhw'n cael set radio-independent.
1:02:15Nid yw hynny'n bwysig.
1:02:17Un radio-independent yw'r un arall.
1:02:18Dyna'r un, ac maen nhw wedi'i dynnu at hynny.
1:02:20Yn eu 81, maen nhw'n cael 17 o'r cwmni camera, a dyna ddwy cwmni gyda ddwy ddynion ar gael ar gyfer pob cwmni.
1:02:25Yn ogystal â hynny, byddai hynny'n cyfnod o ddwy cwmni.
1:02:30Yn ogystal â ddwy dynion bwysig, ac un o'n cwmni ffilmiau.
1:02:34Dwi ddim yn gwybod a yw'r rhain yn rhaid i ni ddechrau ar hyn o bryd.
1:02:44Beth?
1:02:44Ydych chi'n meddwl ei fod?
1:02:45Pwy ydyn ni wedi'u defnyddio neu beth ydyn ni wedi'u gwneud?
1:02:46Rydym yn defnyddio'r rhain ar gyfer pethau documentarol.
1:02:47Rydym yn defnyddio'r rhain yn y flwyddyn nesaf ar gyfer pethau documentarol.
1:02:49Ie.
1:02:49Ac rwy'n credu bod y rhain yn y llyfrgell.
1:02:50Mae'r rhain yn rhaid i chi ddod â'r rhain.
1:02:51Rwy'n siŵr nad ydych chi eisiau gwneud y math hwn o hanes heb y rhain.
1:02:53Iawn.
1:02:53Iawn.
1:02:53Rydym yn cael hynny wedyn.
1:02:54Ac wedyn mae ganddyn nhw 10 amser, 10 amser, 27 yn gyfan, dyna'r cyfnod.
1:03:075 amser, 5 amser, 5 amser.
1:03:07Iawn, roedd y canol yn yno, ond beth ydych chi'n ei wneud i'r holl raddïoedd?
1:03:09Dwi'n meddwl y bydd ganddyn nhw 50 o blant, ac rwy'n credu y gallwn ni fod yn byw gyda'u 50 o blant.
1:03:11Rwy'n angen mynd i mewn gyda hynny.
1:03:13A'r hyn sy'n digwydd yno, os ydych chi'n codi'r rhwydwaith i mewn i bwynt arbennig, yw eu bod yn ddim ond eisiau ysgrifennu'r satelwaith.
1:03:25Yn hytrach, os nad ydyn nhw'n cael llawer o grwpiau a chyfweliadwyr i'w gofyn, yna dydyn nhw ddim yn mynd i ofyn yr arian.
1:03:32Cyn i mi ddweud y gwir, roeddwn i'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl y byddech chi'n meddwl.
1:03:50Rwy'n siarad â nhw yn ystod y diwrnod, yn mynd drwyddo â'r niferoedd.
1:04:06With the 150 press, which is what he told the Chinese to begin with.
1:04:17Now the 150 press, you've got to understand, is about 50 working press and 100 technical people.
1:04:2563 in the ground station.
1:04:27Get it down.
1:04:29Get it down on one airplane.
1:04:31Get it down.
1:04:33Rydych chi'n deall?
1:04:37Dwi ddim eisiau unrhyw bobl radio a dwi ddim eisiau 20 adnoddau a p.m. Dwi'n siŵr bod hynny'n broblem bywio gyda nhw.
1:04:48Gadewch iddyn nhw droi o'r man a gadewch iddyn nhw ysgrifennu.
1:04:49Mae'n anodd iawn, ond mae rhywun ar gael.
1:04:51Dwi'n gwybod bod hynny'n broblem.
1:04:54Mae'n ddigon ddigon ddigon ddigon ddigon ddigon ddigon
1:05:04y byddwn ni'n llwyddo ein hunain, beth yw'r gradd y byddwn ni'n mynd i'w gael.
1:05:17Y byddwn ni'n gwybod nad ydyn ni'n gallu mynd i mewn.
1:05:22Y byddwn ni'n gallu mynd i mewn.
1:05:23Os nad ydyn ni'n gallu mynd i mewn, mae hynny'n iawn, ond mae'n argymell ei fod yn rhaid i ni geisio.
1:05:26Dwi'n ceisio.
1:05:33Dwi'n
1:05:34beth fyddwch chi'n ei wneud os byddwch chi'n mynd i Ffrancais.
1:05:49Ac, ond nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes, nid oes,
1:06:03Dwi'n meddwl, os na fydd yna un o'r arbenigwyr arbenigwyr yn ymlaen, nid yw'r arbenigwyr yn mynd i gyrru'r gwaith.
1:06:16Byddwn i'n hoffi cael yr arbenigwyr yn gyrru'r gwaith, oherwydd mae fy hun yn yr arbenigwyr arbenigwyr.
1:06:23Yr arbenigwyr arbenigwyr.
1:06:29Yr ar
1:06:31pan fyddwch chi'n ei ddynnu i lawr yn ddwy farchod, ac yna gallant ddim ei ddefnyddio.
1:06:46Dwi'n meddwl, os byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr yn ddwy farchod, byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr yn ddwy farchod, ac yna gallant ddim ei ddefnyddio.
1:06:49Dwi'n meddwl, os byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr yn ddwy farchod, byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr yn ddwy farchod, ac yna gallant ddim ei ddefnyddio.
1:06:52Dwi'n meddwl, os byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr yn ddwy farchod, byddwch chi'n mynd i lawr yn ddwy farchod, byddwch chi'n mynd i law
1:07:02Rydyn ni ddim yn fawr iawn.
1:07:10Rwy'n gwneud hyn ar y gwasanaeth penodol, felly rwy'n ei hoffi, ond dydw i ddim angen hynny.
1:08:12Nawr, beth am adnoddau neu allwch chi wneud hynny?
1:08:19Ydych chi'n ei ddangos i'r adnoddau?
1:08:19Nid ydw i'n mynd i gael llawer o adnoddau.
1:08:20Nid ydw i'n mynd i wneud yr holl beth rydyn ni'n ei ddefnyddio.
1:08:22Mae'r holl adnoddau yn mynd i fynd nawr.
1:08:52A'r hyn y maen nhw'n siarad am ei wneud yw rhoi'r peth cyflym y gallan nhw ei wneud, sy'n bwrdd ar un sefyllfa, ac roedd un dyn ar bwrdd swith.
1:09:07Ac gyda'r dyn hwn, gallan nhw gyflawni'r cyfnod cyflym o 30 telephon, sy'n golygu bod ffynion i lawer iawn o'r rhan.
1:09:11Fyddai ddim gwasanaeth ffynion i'r rhan fwyaf o bobl.
1:09:12Iawn, iawn, iawn.
1:09:15Rydych chi'n deall, Bob, y byddwn ni i gyd yn cael ein cyfan yn un gradd ac yn gweithredu.
1:09:28Yn ogystal â hynny, rydyn ni ddim yn mynd i fynd i gyd o gwmpas, ond mae'n debyg y byddwn ni'n gweithredu mewn gwahanol lleoedd.
1:09:36Yn ogystal â hynny, byddwn ni i gyd yn gweithredu mewn gwahanol lleoedd.
1:09:43Nid yw un ohonyn nhw, yn ystod yr ystafell cyhoeddus a'r Prifysgol, bydd ganddynt unrhyw gwasanaeth cyfathrebu o hyd yn oed, yn ystod yr adnoddau gwasanaeth penodol.
1:10:01Nid oes unrhyw gwasanaeth cyhoeddus.
1:10:12Nid oes unrhyw gwasanaeth
1:10:14Mae hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn sy'n cael ei wneud yw'r hyn sy'n cael ei wneud yw'r hyn sy'n cael ei wneud yw'r hyn sy'n cael ei wneud.
1:10:28bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen i'r arweinydd o'r gwasanaeth, a bydd angen
1:10:56Byddwch chi'n ddiolch i mi.
1:11:10Mae fy nghyfrifoedd yn cael ei ddweud.
1:11:22Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n... Dwi'n...
1:11:26Mae llawer o gyfarfodydd ar hyn o bryd.
1:11:42Mae'n rhaid i mi ddod i'r safon llwyddiant.
1:11:45Rwy'n meddwl, os ydych chi ddim eisiau, byddan ni'n gwneud hynny.
1:11:54Rwy'n meddwl, os ydych chi ddim eisiau, byddan ni'
1:11:56Diolch yn fawr.
1:12:08Rwy'n credu bod rhywbeth o ran cael ysgrifennwr gyda chi.
1:12:19Rydyn ni'n mynd i wneud un ar bob treff.
1:12:21Ysgrifennwr, os ydych chi'n mynd i wneud un, byddaf yn gwneud un ar bob treff.
1:12:26Rydw i'n credu bod cymaint o ffrindiau i'w wneud.
1:12:33Mae'r un arall yn symbolol.
1:12:34Mae'n ysgrifennwr.
1:12:35Gallwn ysgrifennu llawer o bethau y gallwn ei ddefnyddio.
1:12:58Dwi'n meddwl y gallwch chi ddod i'r can o'r cysylltiad hwn.
1:13:10Dwi'n meddwl hefyd, yn hytrach na chael Ziggler yn gweithredu ar gyfer ei arian, gallwch chi wneud hynny.
1:13:15Ond rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny.
1:13:15Dwi'n meddwl y mae'n rhaid i Ziggler gael mwy o amgylcheddau fel hyn.
1:13:17Dwi'n meddwl y gallwch chi wneud hynny.
1:13:23Dwi'n meddwl
1:13:23Mae'n fwy cyflym na'r holl sgwyliau sy'n cael eu rhoi'n gyda'i gilydd.
1:13:30Beth ydych chi'n mynd i'w ddefnyddio?
1:13:33Wylain a'r holl bobl hynny eto?
1:13:35Nid llawer.
1:13:35Nid ydym yn ei angen.
1:13:37Mae'r wylain wedi'i gadael.
1:13:39Mae'n cael sgwyliau.
1:13:41Roedd yn dweud ei fod yn mynd i'w ddefnyddio un.
1:13:44Mae'n ddrwg.
1:13:44Mae'n ei angen un.
1:13:45Ac mae'n cael sgwyliau, rydych chi'n gweld.
1:13:46Ie.
1:13:46Ac mae'n rhaid i'w ddefnyddio, chi'n gwybod, sefydliad a'i nodiadau.
1:13:48Mae'n rhaid i'w ddefnyddio un.
1:13:50Mae'r rhan fwyaf yn cael ei wneud, mae'n gweithio'n dda iawn, ac yn ystod y cyfnod yma, byddwn ni'n gwybod pwy fydd yn cael ei wneud.
1:14:03Mae hynny'n dda.
1:14:03Ac mae'n rhaid i ni ddewis a ydym ni'n mynd i ddweud a ydym yn cyfarfod pwysig.
1:14:07Rwy'n meddwl ein bod ni'n rhaid i ni wneud un o'r rhaglenni.
1:14:22Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud un o'r rhaglenni.
1:14:23Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud un o'r rhaglenni.
1:14:24Bydd hi'n gallu gweithio gyda'r holl grŵp.
1:14:36Mae hi'n sylweddol i hynny.
1:14:38Mae hi'n rhaid iddo fod yn holl grŵp.
1:14:52Mae hi'n rhaid id
1:14:54Dwi'n meddwl bod hynny'n dda iawn.
1:15:12Dwi'n meddwl bod yna ddwy sefydliadau.
1:15:15Mae'n rhaid i Rodgers fynd ymlaen gyda'r holl sefydliadau.
1:15:17Ie, mae'n gwneud hynny.
1:15:17Nid yw'n gwneud hynny.
1:15:22Mae'n meddwl bod Coleridge a Gwyn Lord a John Howe, ddwy bobl staff, ac mae hynny'n ddiweddar.
1:15:35Mae'r ddwy brifysgolion yn gweithio i'w gwasanaethu.
1:15:48Mae'n ddim yn gwneud rhywbeth.
1:15:49Iawn, mae'n ddiweddar.
1:15:50Rwy'n meddwl ein bod ni'n... Mae'r cwestiwn ar hyn o bryd y byddwn ni'n cymryd... ...rogers ac un dyn.
1:16:03Wel, mae'n dweud rogers a gri.
1:16:04Mae'n dweud, mae'n rhaid i ni gymryd gri, ac mae'n rhaid i ni gymryd James.
1:16:07Mae'n dweud, mae'n cymryd risg-grin, ac mae'n dweud, oherwydd mae'n y Prif Weithredwr yr ardal.
1:16:12Mae'n rhaid i mi ofyn cwestiwn i Mosfactor.
1:16:22Mae'n dweud ein bod ni'n dweud ein bod ni'n dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni dweud ein bod ni
1:16:34Nid yw hynny'n dda iawn.
1:16:43Mae'n dda iawn.
1:17:00Mae'r gweinidog yn wych ac mae'n edrych yn wych ac mae'n gwneud yn dda, ond nid yw'n ymgysylltu'n dda.
1:17:08Yn y rhan bach, nid yw'n ymwneud â hynny.
1:17:10Nid yw'n ymwneud â hynny.
1:17:12Pan fyddwch chi'n ei ddweud wrth fy mod i'n dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy'n ei dweud, rwy
1:17:43Wel, yr hyn rwyf wedi'i ddweud yw nad ydyn nhw'n cael hynny'n dda, ond pan maen nhw'n cael un, pan maen nhw'n cael un, yn yr eglwys, maen nhw'n gwneud hynny'n dda.
1:18:05Maen nhw'n gweithwyr cymdeithasol.
1:18:06Maen nhw'n dda iawn, ond mae'n well bod bob amser, chi'n gweld, mae'n anodd i'w ddweud, mae'n anodd i'w ddweud, mae'n anodd i'w ddweud, mae'n anodd i'w ddweud, mae'n anodd i'w ddweud, mae'n anodd i'w ddweud, mae'n anodd i'w d
1:18:12Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud hynny.
1:18:41y diwrnod cyntaf, maen nhw'n amlwg eisiau i ni ddod o amgylch 11 neu rhywbeth fel hynny.
1:18:56Y pwynt yw, os oes gennym gyfrifiad teledu, oherwydd mae hwnnw'n 10 o'r nos i'r gwaith Cymru, a'r 7 o'r gwaith Cymru, yna byddwch chi'n gallu cael sgwrs gyflym ar hynny'n amlwg, ac yn ystod y diwrnod hwnnw, sydd eisoes yn parod, ond dim peth ar ôl y diwrnod hwnnw.
1:19:08Yna byddai'r diwrnod diwethaf yn sgwrs hir gyda Joe.
1:19:10Byddai'r ddiwrnod diwethaf yn sgwrs hir gyda'i gilydd, ddwy sgwrs o 8 awr sy'n golygu bod gennych chi'n rhaid i chi fynd i'w gweld.
1:19:25Yna byddai'r ddiwrnod diwethaf.
1:19:27Byddai'r diwrnod diwethaf yn mynd allan i'r prifysgolion, a'r diwrnod diwethaf, byddwch chi'n gwneud trwyddo arall.
1:19:33Byddwch chi'n mynd i Shantai, Canton, beth bynnag rydych chi'n ei wneud.
1:19:34Y diwrnod diwethaf yw'n ôl yn y diwrnod diwethaf.
1:19:36Byddwch chi'n mynd allan un nos.
1:19:38Ac yna byddai'r diwrnod ychwanegol i'w gweld nawr.
1:19:51Ac efallai y byddai'n ymweld â'r llaw neu rhywbeth fel hynny.
1:19:52Dwi'n meddwl bod cymaint o amser wedi mynd.
1:19:54Dwi'n meddwl bod y diwrnod ychwanegol yn ymweld â'r show a'r adroddiad.
1:19:57Dwi'n meddwl ein bod wedi'i amser ychwanegol.
1:19:59Dwi ddim yn meddwl.
1:20:00Mae'n edrych fel bod wedi'i amser llawer o amser.
1:20:01Mae'r amser wedi'i amser ychwanegol.
1:20:01Os ydych chi'n edrych ar bobl eraill, maen nhw wedi bod yn gweithio gyda rhai o'r busnesau eraill yno.
1:20:04Mae'n rhaid i mi ddod i'r ysgol a ddod i'r ysgol a ddod i'r ysgol.
1:20:20Mae'n rhaid i mi ddod i'r ysgol a ddod i'r ysgol.
1:20:25Mae'n rhaid i mi ddod i'r ysgol a ddod i'r ysgol.
1:20:27Mae'n rhaid i mi ddod i'r ysgol.
1:20:31Dwi ddim yn gwneud hynny, dwi ddim yn gwneud unrhyw beth allan.
1:20:43Dwi ddim yn gwneud unrhyw beth allan.
1:20:57ond byddwn ni'n dechrau meddwl am hynny pan fyddwn ni'n gweld un o'r ddau.
1:21:11Os allwn ni wneud un o'r ddau arall a ddim trefnu'r nos yno, byddai'n beth da iawn.
1:21:15Os allwn ni wneud ddau, mae'n rhaid i chi trefnu'r nos rhywbeth.
1:21:16Ac wrth i chi trefnu'r nos, mae'n rhaid i chi gael ymgyrch gyda phrofiadau'r prifysgol.
1:21:18Rwy'n credu y bydd un o'r ddau arall yn mynd i lawr drwy'r drefn i gael rhywfaint o hysbysiad a chyflawni gweld un o'r ddau arall fel Sean.
1:21:22Byddai'n wych.
1:21:23Rydyn ni'n bwysig iawn am Sian.
1:21:43Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.
1:21:46Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.
1:21:50Rydyn ni'n gallu.
1:21:51nid yw hynny'n bwysig, beth bynnag y byddwn ni'n mynd i'w gael.
1:22:04Ie.
1:22:04Ie, ac mae hynny'n ddiddordeb, chi'n gwbod, yn siarad gyda'r cynghorwyr.
1:22:08Ac yn ystod hynny, rydyn ni, rydw i'n gobeithio, y bydd rhywbeth lle rydych chi y tu allan, rhywbeth lle mae yna i fod lluniau.
1:22:13Rydw i ddim wedi gweld hynny, er enghraifft, yng Nghymru.
1:22:15A ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau neu unrhyw fy nghymorthau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi gweld unrhyw sylwadau a ddim wedi
1:22:39Ac hefyd, mae'n cael ei wneud fel pawb sy'n mynd i'r Cynulliad.
1:22:52Mae'r rhain yn rhyfeddol iawn, ac yn ddiddorol, ac yn ddynol i bobl.
1:22:55Dwi'n gwybod bod pob un o'r grŵp wedi gwneud hynny.
1:22:59Mae'r pwynt i mi yw, roeddwn i wedi darllen yr holl sgwrsau o Henry.
1:23:01Yn sicr, rydyn ni wedi cael llawer o sgwrsau o Henry.
1:23:02Ac mae'n mynd i fod yn broblem gwirioneddol i mi.
1:23:12Mae Henry yn cael ei gyfarfodydd â nhw.
1:23:14Yr unrhyw tro y mae Henry wedi cael ymdrin â'r arwain, y unrhyw tro y mae Henry wedi cael ymdrin â'r arwain, yw pan dwi'n cael awdurdodau i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i
1:23:31Mae'n ychwanegol.
1:23:57Dwi wedi ddweud iddo hefyd, dwi'n mynd i gael hi'n ceirio.
1:24:05Dwi'n meddwl efallai dwi'n mynd i gael hi'n ceirio i ddweud y gwahaniaeth.
1:24:09Mae llawer o rhesymau am hynny.
1:24:10Dwi ddim eisiau Sir Rodgers, dwi ddim eisiau unrhyw ddynion eraill.
1:24:12Ond y peth o'r ddynion, ac ati, yw'r taliad sydd wedi cael ei glywed yn mynd allan i
1:24:14Mae'n un o'u cyfleau bwysig ac ati.
1:24:33Gallai fod yn aros.
1:24:34Yn sicr.
1:24:34Yn sicr.
1:24:35Mae'n aros.
1:24:35Mae'n aros.
1:24:35Mae'n aros.
1:24:35Mae'n aros.
1:24:36Mae'n aros.
1:24:36Mae'n aros.
1:24:36Mae'n aros.
1:24:36Mae'n aros.
1:24:36Mae'n rhaid iddo ddim ysgrifennu ar hynny.
1:24:51Y pwynt yw, mae Henry'n ddiolchgar iawn am y cyd-destun.
1:24:52Yn siŵr, maen nhw'n siŵr y byddan nhw'n gweithio.
1:24:54Maen nhw'n dangos beth maen nhw'n ei wneud.
1:24:57Wrth gwrs, maen nhw'n mynd i ddod â'u rhaglenni.
1:24:59Maen nhw'n mynd i ddod â'u rhaglenni.
1:25:04Maen nhw'n mynd i ddod â'u
1:25:06Sgali a Zygred, wrth gwrs, sy'n argymell iawn am Mrs. Henson.
1:25:19Ac mae Sgali'n argymell yw y bydd y llun y byddai Mrs. Henson gyda phobl Cymru yn hytrach na John Chancellor gyda phobl Cymru.
1:25:28Mae'r Cymreigion yn gallu rhoi John Chancellor allan i phobl Cymru.
1:25:29Ond rwy'n credu y bydd.
1:25:29Rwy'n credu, os ydyn nhw'n ei ddefnyddio, y byddent yn ei ddefnyddio i ddefnyddio.
1:25:34Mae'n debyg.
1:25:35Mae'n debyg.
1:25:35Mae'n debyg.
1:25:35Rhywbeth sy'n rhaid i chi ei ddefnyddio yn ystod y cyfnod.
1:25:54Mae'n rhaid i chi ei ddefnyddio yn ystod y cyfnod.
1:26:01Rydyn ni ddim yn ymwneud â nhw.
1:26:11Rydyn ni'n cysylltu â nhw, ond mae eu rhaglenni y bore yma, rhaglenni gwaith a sefydliadau ynghyd â'r ysgrifennwyr, dydyn nhw ddim yn cael ysgrifennwyr y tu allan.
1:26:23Ac wrth iddyn nhw, maen nhw'n mynd i ffwrdd â'r ddinas yng Nghymru, ac wedyn maen nhw'n mynd i ffogio ar un o'r ffocion, a dyna'r gwaith yma.
1:26:28Mae'r rhaglenni wedi llwyddo oherwydd nad yw'r ffordd yma wedi'i adlewyrchu.
1:26:30Mae'r ffordd yma'n sefydliad proffesiynol
1:26:323 diwrnod yn ddechrau heddiw.
1:26:4313, 14 a 15.
1:26:45Mae'r 510 myfyrwyr, felly mae angen i ni, yn ystod y grwpiau seminar bach, os yw'r Prifysgol wedi'i ymwneud â nhw, i fynd i'r sesiwn plenar llawn.
1:26:56Yn ymwneud â'r Prifysgol.
1:26:57Felly gallech chi, mewn effaith, gweithio yn ystod unrhyw amser.
1:27:01Mae'r gêm pennau yn bodoli at 1 o'r golau.
1:27:09Nid yw'n bosib i unrhyw un ddod o hyd i ffwrdd.
1:27:13Nid yw un o'r rheini wedi cael eu cyflwyno i fyny.
1:27:21Felly gallwch chi fynd ymlaen a dweud 3.30 o'r blaen, gwelwch, maen nhw'n mynd i'r gêm, felly gallwch chi ddim mynd, yn amlwg, gallwch chi ddim mynd yn ôl y gêm unrhyw un, efallai gallwch chi fynd yn ôl y gêm yn y bore.
1:27:47Os nad ydych chi'n cael y cyfle i gynhyrchu hynny.
1:27:48Gallwch chi gael hynny ar ôl y gêm, rwy'n credu bod hynny'n iawn.
1:27:49Mae 4 o'r golau, byddwn i'n mynd i fynd ymlaen at 3.
1:27:55Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud,
1:28:24Yn ystod y cyfnod hwn, byddai'r cyfnod hwn yn cael ei gynnwys yn ystod y cyfnod hwn.
1:28:51Nid yw'n gwneud hynny mewn gwirionedd.
1:29:03Yr hyn dwi'n ei olygu yw nad yw'n gweld y rhan fawr o hyn yw'r ffaith y byddwch yn mynd.
1:29:09Ydy'n ymwybodol o hynny?
1:29:10Nid yw'r ffaith y byddwch yn mynd.
1:29:18Nid yw'n gwneud hynny me
1:29:19am ddiwethaf, ac mae'n rhaid i hynny ddim cael ei ddefnyddio gan sgwrs gwych er mwyn cael llunio.
1:29:33Dyna'r ffordd mae'n ei ddweud.
1:29:34Mae'n cael ei ddwylo yn y cyfnod mwyaf bosibl, mae'n dweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddim edrych fel gwasanaeth, mae'n rhaid i ni ddim edrych fel sgwrs gwych er mwyn cael llunio, mae'n rhaid i ni ddim edrych fel clonwg, fel y gwnaeth Khrushchev, neu rywun sydd wedi mynd i'r ysgol, ac wedi gweld hynny yno.
1:29:47Rwy'n meddwl y byddwn ni wedi gwneud unrhyw un o'r pethau sydd wedi'u gwneud i ni er mwyn i ni fynd o gwmpas Henry.
1:30:07Mae hynny'n gwirioneddol?
1:30:07Ie.
1:30:08Rwy'n meddwl.
1:30:08Ie.
1:30:08Roedd hynny'n llwyr?
1:30:09Ie.
1:30:09Mae'r problem gyda hwn yw nad ydym yn gallu mynd o gwmpas Henry.
1:30:11Dyma'r peth rwy'n ceisio ysgrifennu'r sgwrn, oherwydd mae'n dod yn ddiddorol iawn ar yr ochr arall.
1:30:14Mae'n rhyfeddol ar ei sgwrn, ond mae Henry ar ei sgwrn.
1:30:16Ie.
1:30:17Ac mae'n bwysig i'r sgeli ddewis yr holl bethau, ond mae'n dal i ddweud y dylai hi ddod gyda Henry oherwydd mae'n rhaid i ni gael rhywun sy'n deall yr hyn rydyn ni'n ceisio ei gyflawni.
1:30:39Ac mae'n iawn, mewn gwirionedd.
1:30:40Ond fy marn i oedd... Mae'r pwynt i mi oedd, beth bynnag sy'n cael ei wneud, mae'n rhaid i'w wneud hefyd, Henry.
1:30:43Ni allwn ni ddod â chi yno i ddweud yn wahanol ac ni allwn ni gael ymdrech o fewn y rhan o'r Deyrnas Unedig pan maen nhw'n ymdrech.
1:30:46Mae'r sgeli yn gallu gwne
1:30:47Ac, ydych chi'n gwybod beth rwy'n ei olygu?
1:30:54Wel, yn ogystal â'r ffaith nad yw'n meddwl, nid yw'n meddwl beth byddaf yn ei ddweud i'w ddweud.
1:31:03Ydych chi'n gwybod beth byddaf yn ei ddweud?
1:31:11Ydych chi'n gwybod beth byddaf yn ei ddwe
1:31:12roedd Henry'n cynllunio'r tro hwn i Chicago heddiw.
1:31:31Roeddwn i'n ei ddweud ei bod yn gallu.
1:31:32Mae'n dweud ei bod yn gallu, oherwydd mi wnaeth Percy ymwneud â hwnnw.
1:31:35Roeddwn i'n dweud, nawr, Henry, mae Percy yn ymwneud â ni ar un peth.
1:31:36Mae'n ymwneud â'n holl bethau eraill.
1:31:37Roeddwn i'n dweud, dylai i chi fynd i Chicago nawr.
1:31:38Roeddwn i'n ei ddweud, dylai i mi fynd â nhw.
1:31:39Hefyd, mae'n cael cod a phethau hynny.
1:31:40Mae'n dweud, mae'n dweud, rydych chi'n gwybod hynny?
1:31:41Mae'n dweud, mae'r grŵp yn eich
1:31:46Dwi ddim yn gwybod unrhyw beth yw'r pethau nad yw'n ei wneud.
1:32:03Mae'n ddiddorol.
1:32:04Yr unig pethau y mae'n ei wneud yw'r pethau nad yw'n ei wneud.
1:32:06Ac mae'n defnyddio fi fel y cyfrif i beidio â'i wneud.
1:32:07Ond pan mae'n gwneud hynny, nid yw'n gofyn amdanyn nhw.
1:32:08Nid yw'n gofyn amdanyn nhw.
1:32:09Rwyf wedi cael ddiddorol yn L.A. ac nid yw'n gofyn amdanyn nhw.
1:32:15Llywodraethau Llywodraethau Llywodraethau Llywodraethau
1:32:42Mae hynny'n ymwneud â phrioriadau a rhai o'r pethau hynny.
1:32:51A dyna pam mae'n cael ei gyflawni.
1:32:52Dwi wedi dweud hynny.
1:32:52Mae hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn sy'n cael ei ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud,
1:32:56Mae'n rhaid i chi fynd ymlaen, ac mae'n rhaid i chi fod yn gyffredin ac yn ymddiriedol am yr holl hyn ac mae'n llawer mwy o bwysig bod yn llwyr â hynny.
1:33:11Roeddwn i'n ei ddweud yr un peth.
1:33:15Beth ydych chi'n ei ddweud?
1:33:15Mae'n ymwneud â'r ddwy grwpiau.
1:33:22Dydw i ddim yn gwybod am y grŵp o'r cefnogwyr.
1:33:32Yr un peth dwi wedi ei wneud amdanynt, ar ôl ei fod wedi cael ei ddod yno, oedd ei bod wedi cael i wneud y papurau, sy'n cael ei wneud yn y TV neu rywbeth, rywbeth sy'n cael ei wneud.
1:33:44Yr un peth dwi wedi gwneud amdanynt, ar ôl ei bod wedi cael ei wneud yno, oedd ei bod wedi cael ei wneud yn y TV neu rywbeth, rywbeth sy'n cael ei wneud yn y TV neu rywbeth sy'n cael ei wneud yn y TV neu rywbeth sy'n cael ei wneud yn y TV neu rywbeth sy'n cael ei
1:33:50Mae'r llyfrau ddim yn gwerthfawrog iawn yma, hyd yn oed yng Nghymru.
1:34:10Iawn, felly mae hynny'n gweithio'n dda.
1:34:11TV, rwy'n gwybod, ond mae'r TV yn fwy pwysig.
1:34:12Rwy'n cadw'n ysgrifennu'n dda.
1:34:13Mae'r gweithiwr yn siarad â'r cyfarwyddwyr.
1:34:14Mae'r cyfarwyddwyr yn siarad â'r cyfarwyddwyr.
1:34:19Mae'r
1:34:25Mae pob un o'r pethau hyn ar y tref yn agwedd anodd iawn, dwi'n meddwl, oherwydd, fel peth diogelu, dydyn ni ddim angen unrhyw un.
1:34:39Ac os ydych chi'n dechrau ar y lle hwn, nid oes pwynt i chi gael gwasanaeth penodol o hyd.
1:34:43Ond nid ydych chi'n gallu gwneud hynny o ran yr hyn y mae'r wlad yma'n ei ymwneud â hynny.
1:34:45Felly rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny?
1:34:46Rydyn ni'n ei angen, oherwydd rydych chi'n angen rhywbeth o'r gallu
1:34:51Ond dydyn ni ddim, dydyn ni ddim, dydyn ni ddim, dydyn ni ddim, dydyn ni ddim, dydyn ni ddim,
1:35:06Mae'n rhaid i fi ddweud hynny.
1:35:49Mae'n rhaid i mi wneud rhywbeth amdanynt, ond mae'n rhaid i'r staff roi'r gwaith i ni.
1:35:59Mae'n rhaid i'r staff roi'r gwaith i ni.
1:36:16Mae'
1:36:18Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud rhywfaint amser i'r cofnod heddiw.
1:36:33Roeddwn i'n meddwl efallai y byddwn i ddweud rhywfaint amser i'r cofnod heddiw.
1:36:37Wel, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud rhywfaint amser i'r cofnod heddiw.
1:36:45Wel,
1:36:46ychwanegu ymlaen i Pittsburgh, mae'r amser yn gweithio'n dda iawn mewn unrhyw ffordd.
1:36:58Iawn.
1:36:58Mae yna hynny'n ddefnyddiol i chi.
1:37:02Ie, mae'n cael ei roi i bawb.
1:37:04Ie, mae'n cael ei roi i bawb.
1:37:05Felly, unrhyw ddau, byddwn ni'n cael ei roi i bawb.
1:37:13Felly, unrhy
1:37:15Rydyn ni wedi gwneud rhywfaint o gyflawniadau yn ystod y nos diwethaf.
1:37:46Mae'n rhaid iddo ddod yn y blaen.
1:38:15Yna, efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai efallai
1:38:43Rwy'n meddwl y byddaf wedi gwneud hynny.
1:39:13Mae'n ddiddorol iawn.
1:39:35Mae'n ddiddorol iawn.
1:39:41Wel, dwi ddim yn cael trafodaeth yn siwr y byddwn ni ddim eisiau Dell i fynd i'r diwrnod hwnnw, mae hynny'n amlwg, rydych chi'n gwybod beth dwi'n golygu.
1:40:05Gallwch gael un star.
1:40:06Ie.
1:40:06Dwi ddim yn gallu gwneud unrhyw beth.
1:40:07Mae hynny'n bwysig iawn.
1:40:07Dwi ddim yn gallu gwneud unrhyw beth.
1:40:08Dwi ddim yn gallu gwneud unrhyw beth
1:40:11Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud wrthi y bydd yr holl sgwrsion a phethau hyn yn bwysig yn ymwneud â hynny.
1:40:30Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud bod hynny'n gwirioneddol.
1:40:39Mae'n rhaid i chi
1:40:40Mae hynny'n ymwneud â hynny.
1:40:50Felly roeddwn i'n siarad am ddau awr, cyfnod.
1:40:53Oes hynny'n fy mhrofiad?
1:40:58Ie.
1:40:58Nid oedd unrhyw un wedi'i roi.
1:41:00Nid oedd unrhyw un wedi'i gael.
1:41:01Felly byddwn ni'n llwyr.
1:41:02Ac roedd yr awr oedd yn cael ei achosi o'r cynllun cyhoeddus.
1:41:04Nid ydych chi'n gwybod.
1:41:04Nid ydych chi'n gwybod unrhyw beth yn ymwneud â'n cyhoeddus.
1:41:06Rydyn ni'n rhaid i ni gael cyfnod.
1:41:07Mae'n iawn.
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1:41:08Mae'n iawn.
1:41:08Mae'n iawn.
1:41:08Mae'n iawn.
1:41:08Mae'n iawn.
1:41:09Mae'
1:41:10Mae'n ymwneud â'r penderfyniadau eraill rydw i wedi'u cymryd.
1:41:27Pan fydd hi'n ymwneud â'r llaw, byddwn i'n ysgrifennu ei fod yn gwneud y gwybodaeth.
1:41:32Yn ystod hyn, byddai'n fawr.
1:41:33Byddai'n ysgrifennu ei fod yn cael ei helpu.
1:41:38Mae'n ymwneud â'r penderfyniadau
1:41:39Rydyn ni ddim eisiau lluniau o China gyda phobl sy'n beth da i bobl Cymdeithasol.
1:41:51Rydyn ni'n rhaid gofio bod yna'r ddynion gorau yn y byd ac mae hynny'n ymddangos i ni.
1:41:58Efallai.
1:41:59Wel...
1:42:00Beth ydych chi'n meddwl?
1:42:10Ydych chi'n cofio'r lluniau o'r Rwysiaid pan roeddwn i'n mynd i'r Leningrad?
1:42:16Rydych chi'n meddwl bod y bobl yn meddwl bod hynny'n ddrwg?
1:42:18Nid yw'r bobl ddynol yn edrych ar hynny.
1:42:19Maen nhw eisiau bod pobl Rwysiaid yng Nghymru.
1:42:20Mae'n rhaid i'r diwydiant fod yn ein penodol ennill, ond nid yw'r bobl yn ein penodol ennill.
1:42:22Mae'n rhaid i Henry ddweud y gwirioneddol.
1:42:26Beth yw'r broblem?
1:42:29Rwy'n hoff i siarad â chi am yr un peth rydych chi'n ei ysgrifennu i'w ddweud.
1:42:38Iawn.
1:42:38Pwy yw'n ein hynod?
1:42:39Y 750 milwyr Cymraeg neu Joe and I a'i bobl hynny.
1:42:43Felly bydd yr unig fictr yn gysylltiedig â'n hynod gyda'n hynod gyda Joe a fi.
1:42:45Mae'n iawn.
1:42:49Neu ni a ni.
1:42:49Ni fyddwn ni'n cael unrhyw un gyda'n ffrindiau potensial.
1:42:51Mae'n ddim.
1:42:51Ond mae'n dweud y gwirioneddol.
1:42:53Mae'n dweud y gwirioneddol.
1:42:53Yn amlwg, mae'n bwysig iawn am yr hyn y mae'r Llywodraeth yn ei wneud
1:42:57Mae'n ymwneud â hynny, oherwydd yr hyn y mae'n ei ddweud yw, byddan nhw'n ei ddefnyddio os ydyn nhw'n mynd ymlaen yno.
1:43:09Wel, yna mae'n ei ddweud, ond ni allwn ni wneud unrhyw beth fel hyn, oherwydd bydd Llywodraeth y Cymru yn ei hoffi.
1:43:12Os ydyn nhw'n mynd i'w ddefnyddio, byddan nhw'n mynd ymlaen.
1:43:13Un o'r anoddau sydd gennyf gyda hynny yw hyn.
1:43:15Mae'n ymwneud â hynny, mae'n mynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd
1:43:19Roeddwn i ddim eisiau gwneud y tro hwn, ond roeddwn i'n siarad â'r Prif Weinidog, felly fe wnaethon nhw symud ymlaen a symud ymlaen, ac fe wnes i ddweud, nid yw hynny'r ffordd i'w wneud.
1:43:35Byddwch chi'n gwneud hynny, rydych chi wedi'i ddweud.
1:43:37Byddwch chi'n gwneud hynny.
1:43:41Roedd e eisiau mynd yn ôl i fynd â nhw ar y tro cyffredinol ac felly roedd e'n cyflawni, roedd e'n dweud, maen nhw'n gofyn iddo ddod.
1:44:03Ac rydych chi'n gwybod, doedd e ddim wedi dod yn y ffordd hwnnw, Bob.
1:44:04Doedd e ddim wedi gofyn iddo ddod yn y ffordd hwnnw.
1:44:05Roedd e wedi dweud hynny'n y ffordd hwnnw.
1:44:06Dyna beth rwyf wedi gorfod i fynd arno ar hyn o bryd.
1:44:07Rwyf wedi cael amser iawn, mewn termau cywir iawn, beth rwyf am ystyried yn y ffordd hwn.
1:44:09Rwy'n gwybod, mewn termau... Y rheswm rwy
1:44:13Mae'n rhaid i mi wybod beth yw hyn, fel y gallai hynny gweithredu arni.
1:44:26Mae'n debyg ei fod yn mynd, ac mae'n ymddangos i mi fod hyn yn yr un peth rydych chi wir eisiau ei wneud gyda'i gilydd, yw cyfathrebu'r peth hon o ran yr ydym yn mynd gyda'r dealltwriaeth y bydd yn gwneud unrhyw benderfyniadau neu gyfathrebu olaf.
1:44:37yn cynyddu ein sefydliad ac yna'n cynyddu eu sefydliad, ond ni fyddwn ni ddim yn cyflawni ar y sefydliad neu unrhyw beth arall.
1:44:51Mae'n ei ddweud mai dyna'r ffordd mae'n ei eisiau, oherwydd mae eisiau cael yn gallu ddweud, mae'n rhaid i mi ddod yn ôl ac mae'n ymddangos i mi ei fod yn gwneud y penderfyniadau ar y sbot, y pethau y byddwch chi'n eu treulio a'r holl hynny, nid yw'n mynd i fod yn y penderfyniadau gorau.
1:45:02Mae'n llawer gwell i'w ddweud ei fod wedi gwneud yr holl ysbrydoliadau,
1:45:05cyn i'w gyfathrebu gyda'r Cymraeg.
1:45:08Ac dyna'r fater y mae'n siarad am ei ddilyn.
1:45:12Iawn.
1:45:13Iawn.
1:45:13Mae hynny'n fater llawer gwell i'n ymddiriedolwyr, Henry a...
1:45:17Mae'n rhaid i Shane ystyried beth rydych chi'n ei wneud.
1:45:29Dwi ddim yn cael broblemau â Shane yn gwneud hynny, ond mae gen i broblem mawr â Henry oherwydd mae Henry'n mynd i ddechrau popeth ac yn penderfynu i'w ddewis.
1:45:36Fel y gwnaeth i ar y drws Ewrop, byddai'n ymgynghorydd am 7 awr o ddiwrnod gyda rwydwaith dealltwriaeth i'r cymuned.
1:45:38Iawn.
1:45:38Rydyn ni wedi cael cymaint o amser i ddewis hynny.
1:45:39Mae llawer ohonynt wedi mynd i fynd i fynd i fynd â nhw.
1:45:41Mae hynny'n ddim ddefnyddiol yn unig.
1:45:48Roedd y dynion hynny ddim yn bwysig i'w ddysgu.
1:45:50Rwy'n siŵr.
1:45:52Ie.
1:45:52Roedden nhw'n ddim yn bwysig i'w ddysgu.
1:45:54Roedden nhw'n iawn i'r 10 o bwysigwyr bwysig yng Nghymru sydd wedi dod ymlaen, a'r rhai eraill.
1:45:57Roeddwn i'n siarad â'r rhai eraill.
1:45:58Wel, maen nhw wedi dysgu llawer ers hynny.
1:45:59Rydyn ni ddim yn ystyried unrhyw rhai eraill yng Nghymru.
1:46:00Rydyn ni ddim yn ystyried yr amgylchedd hwn.
1:46:06Ie.
1:46:12Rwy'n meddwl y byddwn ni'n gallu sefydlu hyn yn fawr i'r cyfarfod.
1:46:37Mae'n dda.
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1:46:42Maen nhw'n cynrychioli pob rhan gwleidyddol.
1:46:57Iawn.
1:46:57Iawn.
1:47:02A dwi'n gwneud hynny.
1:47:02Roeddwn i'n sefydlu yno.
1:47:03Roeddwn i'n sefydlu yno.
1:47:03Roeddwn i'n siarad â phobl sy'n gwneud hynny.
1:47:04Iawn.
1:47:04Felly, mae'n rhaid i rywun ddod i fyny.
1:47:05Mae'n rhaid i mi gael Wallace a'r Black Packers a'r holl hynny.
1:47:07Iawn.
1:47:07A dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd hynny, dywedodd
1:47:11Mae pawb yn ymddangos i fod yn ffurfiad.
1:47:32Yn siwr.
1:47:34Yn siwr.
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1:47:35Yn siwr.
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1:47:41Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud wrth i chi ddweud,
1:48:13Rwy'n ddiolch yn fawr.
1:48:18Rydyn ni wedi gwneud un o'r ddau oedd yn iawn, ond rydw i wedi gwneud y peth cyntaf.
1:48:26Mae'n rhaid i mi wneud hynny.
1:48:27Mae llawer o bethau yn rhaid i mi wneud hynny.
1:48:28Rydyn ni'n mynd i alw pobl a gwneud pethau.
1:48:36Rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny.
1:48:40Rydyn ni'n gw
1:48:41Mae'n anodd i'r sgailer, oherwydd mae'n anodd i'r sgailer, oherwydd mae'n anodd i'r sgailer, oherwydd mae'n anodd i'r sgailer, oherwydd mae'n anodd i'r sgailer, oherwydd mae'n anodd i'r sgailer,
1:49:02Os ydych chi'n edrych ar y rhwydwaith hir, mae rhywbeth yn ymwneud â'r arwain o beidio â chynnyddio mwy o'r prwst yn rhaid i ni gynnyddio'r prwst.
1:49:18Os nad oes gennym broblemau, byddaf yn dweud, byddaf yn cymryd 500.
1:49:22Iawn.
1:49:22Fe fyddwn i'n gwneud iddyn nhw i gyd fod yn hynod o ddigon.
1:49:23Ac... Yn yr ochr arall, sut llawer o'r broblem ydyn ni'n ei gael?
1:49:27Nid ydym yn gwybod hynny.
1:49:28Gyda'r rhan o'r Cymraeg.
1:49:28Iawn, rydw i'n gwybod.
1:49:29Efallai y byddai'n gwell i ni gael 500.
1:49:31Mae rhai ohonyn nhw, wrth gwrs, mae'n ei ddiddordeb ei hun, ond mae Sgown wedi siarad gyda Richardson, nid Richardson, mae'n debyg, y dyn sy'n gysylltu â'r tîm ping-pong yno, wedi cwblhau nhw, sydd wedi dweud ei fod wedi'i gyflawni, mai'r rheswm y mae'r Cymdeithas yn ei wneud yw oherwydd maen nhw eisiau cyhoedd cyhoeddus.
1:49:52Mae'n debyg ei fod yn gyfle cyhoeddus i'w hunain.
1:49:54A dyna lle dwi ddim yn siŵr a yw Henry wedi'i leoli gyda chi.
1:50:00Pan mae'n dweud eu bod nhw'n siocnig ar y penderfyniad o 150 prefs, efallai eu bod nhw'n siocnig oherwydd nid oedd yn mynd i fod yn 400 fel mae i bob lle arall rydym yn mynd.
1:50:09Iawn.
1:50:09Ac mae'n argymell bod Haile Selassie wedi cael 10 prefs gyda nhw.
1:50:11Wel, mae Haile Selassie wedi cael 10 prefs gyda nhw lle mae'n mynd.
1:50:14Mae'n ffodus i gael hynny.
1:50:17Dwi ddim yn cymryd hynny, felly dwi ddim yn gwneud hynny.
1:50:22Neu dwi'n dweud... Neu dwi'n dweud bod rhai Llywodraethau Sofietaidd wedi mynd i mewn a dim ond 11 pres gyda nhw neu rhywbeth, ond nid oedd ganddyn nhw un adnodd adnodd.
1:50:27Yn ôl i ffwrdd, nid oes unrhyw un arall i fynd i mewn.
1:50:28Yn ôl i fynd i mewn, dim ond 5 pres.
1:50:33O, s**t, wrth gwrs, wrth gwrs, nid oes un arall i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd
1:50:47Rydyn ni ddim.
1:51:18Mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw wneud rhywfaint o'r pethau mawr yn ogystal â'r pethau mawr.
1:51:26Mae'r broblem yw, os yw'r nesaf yn holl-African, yna bydd ganddynt fflat mawr.
1:51:30Os yw cwntri da iawn yno hefyd, bydd hynny'n helpu.
1:51:35Ac mae'n wirioneddol, mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw wneud rhywfaint o'r pethau mawr yn ogystal â'r pethau mawr.
1:51:40Yn ôl hynny, mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw ddangos eu cyfrifoldebau a phethau hynny.
1:51:42Mae hynny'n rhaid iddyn nhw chwarae hynny.
1:51:43Mae hynny'n rhaid iddyn nhw
1:51:53Mae'n bwysig os ydych chi eisiau bod yn sylfaen.
1:52:03Mae'r drosglwyddiad drosglwyddiol a'r pres 80 yn wirioneddol y... ac gallwn ni ddim y 80 ond...
1:52:15Gallwch chi ddod i mewn i'r cwestiynau, fel y cwestiwn Teddy White.
1:52:22Bydd yna eraill yn dod ymlaen, ond efallai nad ydych chi'n edrych ar eich bwriad i wneud hynny.
1:52:29Mae hynny hefyd yn fy bwriad i wneud hynny, felly byddwn ni'n gwneud hynny yn yr eraill.
1:52:32Nid wyf wedi gwneud unrhyw beth am hynny.
1:52:39Nid wyf wedi gwneud unrhyw beth
1:52:46Mae'n rhywbeth rydych chi'n gwneud i'w ddysgu.
1:53:15ond dim ond 10.
1:53:26Yn enwedig, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud rhywbeth.
1:53:33Dwi'n ei eisiau.
1:53:36Mae'n gadael.
1:53:37Mae'n rhaid iddo ddod i lawr.
1:53:37Dwi'n hoffi cael rhyw ffrindiau o ran y bobl sy'n gweithio yng Nghymru.
1:53:41Beth ydyn ni eisiau i ddod allan o'r swyddfa hon?
1:53:454 neu 5 o'r rhain.
1:53:56Beth fyddant eisiau iddyn nhw ddod allan o'r sefyllfa hwn?
1:54:05Beth maen nhw'n bwriadu?
1:54:05Yr hyn rydyn ni'n gorfod.
1:54:06Beth ydyn ni'n ei eisiau?
1:54:07Beth yw ein nodiau?
1:54:07Dyma'r peth, Bob.
1:54:08Mae Henry wedi mynd ymlaen.
1:54:09Mae'n mynd ymlaen.
1:54:14Mae'r pwynt yw nad yw'n mynd i lawr i hynny.
1:54:25Beth ydych chi'n ei ddweud am hyn a hynny?
1:54:28A beth yw'r nodau minimum ni?
1:54:30Felly rwy'n credu bod angen, ac mae'r bwysigrwydd yma nid oes o fy mhrofiad.
1:54:46Mae'r bwysigrwydd ar gyfer Cymru yw cymryd llyfr 100 diwrnod a'i gael i lawr i'w hoffi.
1:54:49Ac felly nid yw'n ei angen, nid yw'n ei angen iawn, gadewch i mi ddweud, nid yw'n ei angen 4 diwrnod o 8-12 diwrnod o sgyrsiau.
1:54:55Mae'r rheswm ei fod yn ei angen 4 diwrnod yw bod Harry yn
1:54:59Os ydych chi'n gwybod eich bod wedi cael 4 diwrnod, byddwch yn siarad am 4 diwrnod.
1:55:06Os ydych chi'n gwybod eich bod wedi cael 4 diwrnod, byddwch yn siarad am 4 diwrnod.
1:55:10Ydych chi'n gweld fy mhwynt?
1:55:10Ydych chi'n gwybod eich bod wedi cael 4 diwrnod, byddwch yn siarad am 4 diwrnod.
1:55:16Ydych chi'n gwybod eich bod wedi cael 4 diwrnod, by
1:55:18Mae'n cael llwyr iawn.
1:55:28Dwi ddim yn mynd i ddweud hynny i unrhyw un o'i hymddygiadau, ond mae'n cael llwyr iawn yn y sgwrs.
1:55:35Mae'r un peth yw cyfathrebu.
1:55:36Mae'n mynd ymlaen, ymlaen, ymlaen, ac mae'n cael llawer o sgwrs.
1:55:37Nawr, mae'n bob amser yn ymwneud â mi gyda'r arweinwyr hyn.
1:55:39Rwy'n dda iawn, ond rwy'n dod yn syth gyda'r pwynt.
1:55:40Dwi'n dweud, beth am hyn, beth am hyn, beth am hyn.
1:55:48Ac mae'n rhaid i chi fynd ati.
1:55:50Mae'n rhaid i chi fynd ati i'r problemau.
1:55:54Ond mae Henry, mae Henry fel prifysgol, yn hoffi siarad.
1:55:56A dyna'r peth arall amdanyn nhw.
1:55:57Pan dwi'n mynd yno, dwi ddim yn mynd i ffeirio arnynt.
1:55:58Dwi'n mynd i fynd drosodd drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd, drosodd,
1:56:04Dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n gwybod, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth, dwi'n meddwl y byddai'n rhywbeth,
1:56:35Felly mae'r pethau bwysig yn cael eu trafod.
1:56:48Iawn.
1:56:50Iawn.
1:56:50A dyna'r hyn rwy'n ei wneud.
1:56:53Byddaf yn gwneud yr hyn rwy'n ei wneud.
1:56:54Byddaf yn gwneud yr hyn rwy'n ei wneud.
1:56:56Beth... Mae'n gweithio.
1:56:58Ydym ni... Rwy'n siŵr y byddwch wedi gweld hynny.
1:56:59Efallai nad ydym ni'n gweithio amdano.
1:56:59Yr un sy'n ymwneud â China a'r DU, Taiwan.
1:57:02yw Jeff Hart, oherwydd ei bod wedi bod gyda ni'n holl ffordd.
1:57:14Nawr, mae'r llyfr wedi'i wneud, ac felly mae'n llyfr dda iawn, ond mae wedi bod yn llawer gyda ni hefyd ar y cyfweliad i Chyngor a'r holl hyn sy'n golygu'r llinelliaid.
1:57:20Nawr, mae'n cael ei wneud, dydw i ddim yn gwybod os ydych wedi gweld ei colwm, ond mae'n cael ei wneud y colwm yn dweud, oherwydd y ffaith, os yw Taewon wedi cael ei gyflawni o'r DU, mae hynny'n cwrdd â'r Rubicon.
1:57:28Gallaf ddechrau
1:57:29gyda'r Prifysgol ar yr holl bethau, ond mae'r DU, os yw'n golygu hynny mewn gwirionedd, yn gallu cadw Taiwan yn y DU.
1:57:43A dyma'r cwestiwn allweddol i'r cymdeithaswyr o America.
1:57:46A yw'r DU'n golygu hynny neu'i ddim?
1:57:47Rydyn ni'n rhoi'r ffordd i'r hyn sy'n amlwg, ond a ydym yn rhoi'r ffordd gwirioneddol i'r hyn sy'n amlwg?
1:57:51Ac mae'n credu ein bod ni'n gallu leoli ffordd gwirioneddol, ac mae'r Cynulliad wedi gosod hynny'n dda iawn i ni.
1:57:55y byddwn ni'n llwyddo'r holl gefnogaeth a allai roi'r Cynulliad arno neu beth bynnag.
1:58:03Efallai nad yw hynny'n realistig, ond dyna'r argyfwng sy'n cael ei ddefnyddio nawr.
1:58:10Mae'n cael ei ddod trwyddo i... ac efallai ei fod yn cael ei ddod trwyddo i'r Cynulliad Cymdeithasol.
1:58:14Os yw'n cael ei ddod trwyddo, byddwn i'n gofyn amdano, ond rwy'n gofyn ei fod yn cael ei ddod trwyddo tuag at y 10% yw'r Cynulliad Cymdeithasol, i'r 30% sy'n ymwneud â'r... Mae'r Cynulliad Cymde
1:58:23Mae'n 5%, mae'n 2%, mae'n ymwneud â'r ymchwil, ond yna mae rhywbeth fel 20% neu 30% efallai, sy'n bwysig iawn, sy'n mynd i ddim yn fawr â... Rwy'n hollbwysig iawn.
1:58:40Efallai nad ydym yn gallu gwneud unrhyw beth am hynny, ond mae'r rhain yn ymwneud â'r hyn rydym yn gallu ei wneud os ydym wir eisiau.
1:58:47Yn ymwneud â'r rhai eraill, rydyn ni'n gallu, oherwydd y Cymdeithas Cymdeithasol, y Cymdeithas Cymdeithasol.
1:58:50Wel, rydym yn gwneud llawer o hynny.
1:58:51I talked to the Italian, I talked to the British, and we talked to the... Well, maybe we're...
1:59:00Yes, but don't worry, we're not...
1:59:01I know Bill will sign.
1:59:02I know Bill is very much aware of making the public moves on it and all that, which it should be Bill, not even.
1:59:06Bush is doing a good job of the apparent thing, and he's getting good publicity on it.
1:59:12He met with Senator Buckley one day, and then Senator Taft the next day.
1:59:19Yeah, Bush.
1:59:20The one thing that...
1:59:21Mae'r wahanol wladau lle rydyn ni'n mynd i'r trafodaethau, roeddwn i'n dweud, roeddwn i'n gweld Panamon yn y list, ac rydw i'n gadael hynny yn ôl i mi.
1:59:41Roeddwn i'n gweld Benesawel yn y list, ac roedden ni'n gallu, dylai fod unrhyw gwestiwn.
1:59:44Efallai nad ydyn nhw'n mynd i'r tebyg.
1:59:45Panamon, Benesawel, yn dweud nad ydyn nhw'n gwybod pa ffordd yr ydynt yn mynd i fynd.
1:59:47Nawr, Panamon, Benesawel, yn y list arall, pa ffordd maen nhw'n mynd i fynd i'r tebyg?
1:59:49Ydych chi'n gweld fy mhwynt?
1:59:50Dyna'r hyn rydyn ni'n mynd i'w wneud.
2:00:08Ac rydw i eisiau gwybod y ffactorau eraill lle gallwn ni wneud, neu rhywbeth fel hynny, lle gallwn ni gwisgo'u llyfrau'n hollol anodd.
2:00:12Dyna fy mhobl.
2:00:12Mae'n rhaid i chi roi rhywfaint i ni, ac wedyn byddaf i'n rhoi'r llyfrau cyffredin i chi hefyd.
2:00:14Iawn.
2:00:14Iawn.
2:00:14Rydyn ni'n rhaid chwarae'r gêm.
2:00:22Mae hynny'n rhywbeth iawn i'w chwarae'n gyhoeddus.
2:00:28Rydw i wedi gweld y cyngorion yma heddiw ac ati.
2:00:30Y cwestiwn yw pan fyddant yn cael eu llwyddo.
2:00:31Rydyn ni'n gweithio'n anodd i'r cyngorion.
2:00:32Roeddwn i'n meddwl yn gyntaf ei bod yn bwysig.
2:00:33Roedd Rogers wedi dweud, rydym yn mynd i'w llwyddo yn unrhyw fath, ond mae'n rhaid i ni edrych ar ein bod yn chwarae'r cyngorion.
2:00:38Mae Rogers yn gwneud hynny'n well nawr.
2:00:39Ie, ac roedd Bill Bennett yn gweithio'n gyntaf.
2:00:43ond rwyf wedi dweud yn gynharach, wrth edrych ar y rhwng fawr o bethau, rwyf wedi bod yn bwysig bod yr un peth a fyddai'n golygu i ni allan o'r holl bethau, yw'r ffordd y byddai'n cael ei droi i'r Chin.
2:01:05Ac rwy'n credu y byddai.
2:01:06Rwy'n gwybod y broblem.
2:01:07Rwy'n gwybod, dyma'r holl beth.
2:01:07Rwy'n gwbl yn gwybod beth y gallaf ei wneud amdanyn nhw, ond yr hyn rydyn ni'n ei ddweud, a'r ffordd rydw i'n ei bwysleisio,
2:01:13Rwy'n meddwl y byddaf yn gwneud hynny.
2:01:43Roeddwn i'n siŵr ei fod wedi llwyddo.
2:01:57Roeddwn i'n siŵr ei fod wedi llwyddo.
2:01:58Roeddwn i'n siŵr ei bod wedi llwyddo.
2:02:09Roeddwn i'n siŵr ei bod wedi ll
2:02:11Ac wedyn, wrth gwrs, roeddech chi wedi gofyn i Richard ddweud ie, ac wedi dweud gwybodaeth am yr hyn yr oedd wedi'i ddweud yn ei adran.
2:02:21Ac, wrth gwrs, wedyn,
2:02:34I've seen these congressmen today and so forth.
2:02:43And the question is when are they losing?
2:02:45And we're working just as hard as we can.
2:02:48Well, I thought at first it was just a matter, as Rogers had said, we're going to lose it anyway, but we've got to look like we're fighting.
2:02:54Well, Rogers is doing better now than before.
2:02:57Yes.
2:02:57And Bill Bennett, I mean, he was meant to construct it.
2:03:03But I've said earlier,
2:03:05looking at the broad range of stuff, I've been concerned that the one thing that would hurt us out of all this was it would have thrown China out.
2:03:20And I think it will.
2:03:21I know the problem.
2:03:23I know.
2:03:23I'm just totally aware of it.
2:03:25There's not anything I can do about it except, you know, what we are doing and pushing it every way that I can.
2:03:29We'll have to go out and push it some more, too.
2:03:36The speeches aren't, they're only speeches and things.
2:03:57Yeah.
2:03:57They're not what they do.
2:03:58The thing they do is privately to arm to us the league governments.
2:04:01And by God, I'll be with us on that.
2:04:03Okay.
2:04:03Okay.
2:04:03Okay.
2:04:04Okay.
2:04:04Okay.
2:04:04Okay.
2:04:05Okay.
2:04:07He said, you know, he said he was at the Catholic mission the other day.
2:04:32I made him call them.
2:04:32He said, I had a curse.
2:04:33He asked where you should go to.
2:04:35She was saying he said yes and said no, that he thought it would hurt in his department.
2:04:46And, of course, Larry backed off of that.
2:04:48He stood up off of it because he knew what was happening.
2:04:50That's a funny thing.
2:04:50I never saw it.
2:04:51I can't believe you saw it.
2:04:52No.
2:04:52But Henry did make one point that was very good, which may be the reason that it has to be made, is that Bill was there in college.
2:04:57It was odd that he could have said something like that.
2:05:00Henry said, I've never seen such a weekend.
2:05:08He said, here's a good thing.
2:05:14Vange, Rumsfeld, I mean, all these other people sang.
2:05:15It was a hell of a historic day, Bob.
2:05:16It really was.
2:05:17It was a hell of a historic day.
2:05:18And those guys just aren't the type of people.
2:05:20It isn't.
2:05:20Oh, I guess.
2:05:21They do.
2:05:21Henry said, you know, it was such a day.
2:05:24And so she didn't call all that time.
2:05:28It really is quite discouraging, you know, to Henry.
2:05:36I mean, he's all built up and takes the whole world.
2:05:39And in this case, the world is watching.
2:05:41This was, I guess the American staff doesn't even realize how very big this is.
2:05:47And I don't think they do.
2:05:49And I think that's part of it.
2:05:50We, we, see this is, we do so much of that.
2:05:53And this is,
2:05:54No, we kid the congressional guys because they always make our tenants.
2:05:59They always make each vote look so tough, and then they pull it off.
2:06:08But the Russians are just a bunch of people who can't get away with it.
2:06:11It's not after the service.
2:06:12It's not for a long time.
2:06:12Yeah.
2:06:13And it got played that way around the country, but our people don't react that way.
2:06:19They don't see the Russians for Christ's sake.
2:06:20Well, part of it is because they don't understand it, part of it is because they didn't know about it, you know, they just can't get with it out of the blue.
2:06:28And Henry, with the staff, see, he breathed the staff, he just pounded them on the head about, don't get euphoric about this.
2:06:38You know, I talked to Henry.
2:06:39And he was not even playing that way with the leaders or with the captain.
2:06:50I played it as a very significant event.
2:06:50I said, we won't have you for it, but it was a very significant event.
2:06:52I said, Henry, don't depress the staff.
2:06:53Don't tell them that this is not happening.
2:06:55He just quietly, you know, he does.
2:06:58I think he depresses them by saying, look, Bob, you've got to, let's not get excited about this.
2:07:03He says, don't get excited about this.
2:07:05Don't get carried away.
2:07:06Don't start making a lot of promises that this is going to change the world.
2:07:13He goes on and on.
2:07:14And I just refuse to say it, because you know it.
2:07:17I just refuse to say it.
2:07:18We know that.
2:07:30I mean, the way they say it, we have great differences.
2:07:31These aren't necessarily solved, but we're going to talk about them.
2:07:35It's very significant to remind you.
2:07:36That sounds a lot better to say, don't be euphoric about this.
2:07:39This theory doesn't mean anything in and of itself.
2:07:40I'm going to go back to that.
2:07:41Do you ever read one of Henry's reading books?
2:07:42You get the difference in tone and color, well, in all these speeches that we make, you see.
2:07:44That's why, as I said, Henry is not able to say, well, it's on the far side, and he goes, I agree, it isn't.
2:07:48Bill's thing was just right on the nose.
2:07:52He's got four points, you know, the four points I want to make, Mr. President.
2:07:58That's right.
2:07:58But you see, have you ever heard him do it that way?
2:08:07I don't think so.
2:08:07I don't think he does it, I think it's...
2:08:08He'll do it privately and he'll do it, you know...
2:08:09I know what he feels.
2:08:10He does.
2:08:14and do it to you, that's the most frustrating thing of all.
2:08:19This is, you know, anybody coming in and telling you what a great job you did.
2:08:24I shouldn't do that.
2:08:24He doesn't go out and he doesn't do it.
2:08:31I'll call him, you know, and say, you shouldn't tell a president what a marvelous job you did.
2:08:35My standard answer always is, well, tell a president that's fine, but you tell some other people who do that a lot more good.
2:08:41That's good.
2:08:46Having said that, I think we handled this thing, Bob, with great depth and skill in this one.
2:09:06I mean, it went through the whole day.
2:09:07I thought that was one of our, really, the top video demo running.
2:09:08Well, the little press conference is a good thing.
2:09:09The big press conference, I mean.
2:09:10Yeah, but I mean the non-televised press conference.
2:09:11That's what I mean.
2:09:11But they, it was on film, right?
2:09:14You should have dominated the news.
2:09:26It looked all right, apparently.
2:09:27I didn't see it, but they... Good picture.
2:09:30They showed you up there talking.
2:09:32So you'll see anyone, huh?
2:09:33So you'll see anyone.
2:09:33When you're prepared for the big press conferences, you're better lighted, you're painted up and all that sort of thing.
2:09:38A little.
2:09:38This is a little bad from what I heard.
2:09:39I don't know.
2:09:39The difference isn't all that great.
2:09:40Also, when the news is important, they're listening to the words more than they are...
2:09:43The short clips, if you're on for half an hour, you've got to be lighted right.
2:09:46You've got to be set up right for the short clip.
2:09:49And that, I would never argue that you'd want to let it do a live thing for a half hour in there.
2:09:55How?
2:09:56Because then you just, you're on camera too long.
2:09:59But when you're only on for a minute and a half, two minutes, thirty seconds in the various clips that they do,
2:10:05Then it's like at an airport, yeah, but lighting's no good at an airport when you're along the fence or, you know, standing in a car in a motorcade, you have bad light and bad makeup and your hair may be must and your, you know, cuffs sticking out of your sleeve or something like that, and that's good, because that's what makes that an event instead of a staged presentation.
2:10:26But you only get little bits of that.
2:10:30But your general impression on the whole Moscow thing is what is it basically?
2:10:37It must be that you get the feeling of the horror thing.
2:10:42Oh, yeah.
2:10:42And I think that's, I mean, first, the editorials.
2:10:45There's immediate editorials, and they're all very strong.
2:10:48And this is a big thing.
2:10:51important thing and all that, made all the commentators make the point it's the first visit of a president.
2:11:05Well, most of them say first visit to Russia is wrong.
2:11:11It's a different trip than those of us.
2:11:21It's gonna build over a period of time.
2:11:24That's what's so great, I think, about both of these trips is that they're delayed release type things.
2:11:32They have built into them an ongoing story that will carry for six months.
2:11:40That'll pick you up into a held position as of next June.
2:11:46Then the question is, well,
2:11:51A lot of it is, how do you avoid letting it get rubbed off you?
2:12:48What was planned and it was planned to do it at the end.
2:13:08It should be one of the quickies.
2:13:08Why don't we do it right at the end?
2:13:09That will break up the meeting.
2:13:10They can come at the end, but it should be a quickie when it's all wrong.
2:13:11Yes, sir.
2:13:11Ten seconds.
2:13:1210 seconds here at the main stage.
2:13:16We're going to fade the hell out.
2:13:18All right, so we're ready to go to the bus.
2:14:11Your thing with a man of peace, and who else could do this, is what Rogers is talking about.
2:14:17No president in American history has ever done, conducted this kind of an initiative.
2:14:31You know, you've got one hell of a thing to talk about.
2:14:45Then, of course, the banks, they put a little bit down and everybody goes down to the third one.
2:14:50Basically, on their economy, they want to debate and all that sort of thing.
2:14:53And so that way, that's when we just all decide we're not going to do debate.
2:14:56Good Lord, yes.
2:14:56I know how we avoid it.
2:14:57Just don't do it.
2:14:58That's what I take the heat on.
2:15:00Let them come every day, all day, if they want to.
2:15:10Say that the president can't because of the information we have.
2:15:12I know we're going to have to.
2:15:13Because of the international situation and the things we're dealing with now, they're not serving national interest to have a debate.
2:15:20We can get set up for that well ahead.
2:15:22They may not.
2:15:24get accepted they may not reveal 315 anyway so well that whole campaign spending thing which that's tied into is so screwed up now that it may all get lost
2:15:54There's no need to do that.
2:16:13You know, they didn't be around here in that period of time.
2:16:14They don't have to have it.
2:16:15Well, don't you think you've got an awfully good answer?
2:16:16We're done, eh?
2:16:16Well, we've got an easy answer.
2:16:17Oh, you didn't say it.
2:16:17Well, we'll have to wait a little bit.
2:16:18Sure.
2:16:18As a matter of fact, if we can't work on anything with it, then the way to do it is just punch them up to about 10 or 12 of them, and then just run them through until they're receiving them.
2:16:32Oh, I agree with you.
2:16:32And I have no say in the matter of the one thing we're doing.
2:16:34But I don't want to get you to do this.
2:16:34This will take 45 minutes and a bunch of cutting average today.
2:16:36And I have not had anything to talk to the townspeople about, and I had to sit there and pick up things and so forth.
2:16:54I think they should present them.
2:16:55That's a difficult incident.
2:16:55Do we have more than you need to do?
2:16:56All right, fine.
2:16:56And I... Oh, no, no, no, no.
2:16:57They set it up so that I have a chat.
2:16:58Let's not have a chat.
2:16:58Let's have the... Let's have... Let's have... Let's just set up for a meeting whenever we have the next group, and let's have it right here.
2:17:02Not over there.
2:17:21Let's have it right here in the room.
2:17:21They will come in.
2:17:22Mr.
2:17:22Ambassador, how do you do?
2:17:22We'll take our picture.
2:17:23Thank you very much.
2:17:23We wish you well.
2:17:24And now, the next one in and out.
2:17:24Just like the integration in and out.
2:17:25And then the other will come in and out.
2:17:26Okay.
2:17:26Let's try it that way.
2:17:27Let's see if we can get it all together.
2:17:27Just better yet.
2:17:28Yeah.
2:17:28But we can't do it with me.
2:17:28But you can see, I think you're right.
2:17:29I don't need to have a conversation.
2:17:30Okay.
2:17:39and be just like a cabin and shake their hands and I'll pick up.
2:18:02Don't call them because of matters over here.
2:18:03They told them they're gonna have fun and do it.
2:18:04But if they haven't told them, then they will be received.
2:18:05So thank you very much.
2:18:05And then I'll slurp them to the door and I'll go back and receive an action.
2:18:07Okay.
2:18:07Mr. President, do you have a question?
2:18:08Yeah, please.
2:18:26He was just in a rear coaster.
2:18:51Yeah, he was pretty high.
2:18:52Get down now.
2:18:52That's a good guy.
2:18:55Well, I was curious.
2:19:02I remember when we first came here, we talked about the problem with prison and about the addiction rate and so on.
2:19:07I just wondered if there's any measurable change.
2:19:09This last, after this last shakedown, we had that death out there.
2:19:12From what I understand, the last couple, last week or so, the rate's substantially down.
2:19:21This is what I get out of that.
2:19:22It's very difficult to tell, accurately.
2:19:23A lot of people in there.
2:19:30You still have your people in there, Joe?
2:19:36I don't have any on the go right now, but we'll go to the border about the last week's time to get one in from time to time and see what goes on.
2:19:38Unless you have a... President.
2:19:39Hello there.
2:19:39How are you?
2:19:40Fine.
2:19:40Good to see you.
2:19:46I guess our city's doing pretty well.
2:19:49Well, we think so.
2:19:50Our Redskins are.
2:19:51Well, uh... And also the spirit of the city.
2:19:55Oh.
2:19:55I've noticed that I've talked around a lot.
2:19:57People get around here, and everybody says, God, these things are doing great.
2:20:04Well, losing them, losing them, it's a terrible thing.
2:20:05It was, and we were sort of hoping...
2:20:06They may get another ball club here sometime.
2:20:09The leaves will expand.
2:20:10In the meantime, Mr. President, we were hoping that you might foster a move to have the Redskins play the whole year.
2:20:1735 games.
2:20:25That might be good.
2:20:26The enthusiasm of the Redskins is just unbelievable.
2:20:29Is there anything being done on the ball?
2:20:34What you need is some ball that really wants to blow up that season.
2:20:42I think if it weren't for Cleveland, I think that our friend out there
2:20:47to move that club around here.
2:20:49I think, but I guess we can't do that in Cleveland.
2:20:51I don't think they'll move.
2:21:02I don't think they'll move for a reason that I think that Arnolson basically is so close to califying the rest of the people who want to come to Washington.
2:21:19Dan Zansky received a letter yesterday from the Vases.
2:21:33That one said that San Diego is still looking.
2:21:39He dictated a letter to me today knowing that I was coming over and they said they'd turn the other
2:21:46another proposal down.
2:21:48That was the Kutchell proposal.
2:21:50But Ed Williams and Danzanski had been out there.
2:21:53They, they, uh, we really made a stat for it.
2:21:57President, the, um, I called overnight, uh, every, uh, editor, uh, Kay and Jack Kaufman and Ray Mack of the News.
2:22:09They all came up, all of the TV stations, all of the radio stations, and all of the major banks,
2:22:14except American security, and they had three million in the pie, so they, Bob Baker said he didn't want to show up, but there was that much back of the, the, you know, the proposal.
2:22:29I think what I, but I think the,
2:22:31If you could get this, the way you're going to get that club is to do what Kansas City did.
2:22:36If you recall, they got a club back, and the way they got it was by season tickets.
2:22:41Now, you sell enough season tickets.
2:22:44You see, getting the club back is giving them the money, but if you sell 20,000, 25,000 season tickets, they're going to come.
2:22:50Find out what Kansas City did, and let's try that in Washington.
2:22:53In other words, a season ticket deal and have a big drive.
2:23:04I don't know if you remember this, but I called the Kansas City very closely.
2:23:09They got the city of Miami, the American Kansas City, Los Angeles by these Holman tenants.
2:23:13And then they got the Royal, the top season tickets.
2:23:16The town rose up and ran and sold season tickets.
2:23:17And so now that's on the walking up there's back too.
2:23:19I think there is a secret in Washington.
2:23:20You've got to have season tickets to the American Redskins.
2:23:23Jackson, we've got baseball to do this thing.
2:23:27We've got enough problems.
2:23:29They ought to buy up.
2:23:30You've got 20,000 seats in the picture.
2:23:32Baseball is going to be easy.
2:23:34Easy.
2:23:35And then that will make this thing a selling proposition.
2:23:37Maybe they thought this, but I'm just confident that that's the line.
2:23:41Well, they were thinking more of the TV, because then TV... Why not TV?
2:23:47It makes a lot of money.
2:23:49You know, the line of concessions across the city fits up with your concessions.
2:23:54But, you know, you can talk all you want about TV and the rest, but that's just, that's just great.
2:23:58It's there.
2:24:00But if you had a ballpark...
2:24:022,000, 3,000 people.
2:24:05It's very depressing.
2:24:06It is.
2:24:06With 56,000 seats.
2:24:08You know, it just is so depressing that, you know, Alan's approach, you know, let's get into some of this.
2:24:17We talked to him on San Clemente right after he took the job, and he said that the only way we're going to make this thing go is if we win.
2:24:24And he said, I'm going to do anything and everything I have to do.
2:24:31I'll do whatever I have to do.
2:24:34And that's important.
2:24:35Well, you know, a week ago, Tuesday, I went out there.
2:24:39I had never seen anything like it.
2:24:41I went, Alan had me come out and speak to them, not about playing ball, but about what the team meant to the city.
2:24:48And, of course, I told them they were all I had, but...
2:24:53Those guys were like teenagers.
2:24:56They sang.
2:24:58I know that guy.
2:25:00They sang, they sang songs.
2:25:02He's a jolly good fellow.
2:25:03They sang a song about the city and then finally Hail to the Redskins.
2:25:08And I told them, of course, the quality.
2:25:19Well, I think it was the web seal.
2:25:23I used to have to think that...
2:25:26That team, if that spirit stays, they could beat three teams the same day.
2:25:37I have never seen a big man 30 years old singing.
2:25:42And I told them, of course, it wasn't much quality, but it was loud.
2:25:48And they really had a spirit of winning.
2:25:51And what Alan is trying to do is to say to them,
2:25:55Winning the ball game is one thing, but your regard for the city is the other thing.
2:26:01And that's what I want you to do.
2:26:07He's a great leader.
2:26:07Oh, commendable.
2:26:08Well, coming back to the problems of the city, that's one.
2:26:11One of the things that I think is that will rejoin me, I am aware, of course, of how good our crimes are.
2:26:17but I just thought we ought to have them come in so that they know that I am aware of this city, and your presence here is important, and I'm also aware of what's going on.
2:26:29If we can get them to feel that the city is safer, and the city is a good place to come, and the spirit of the city will change this whole thing.
2:26:39What do you think?
2:26:40I think so, and I think it's happening.
2:26:42I feel that way beyond the bad-mouthing we get from some people.
2:26:49I think, in fact, it is safer, and I think that the movement is great.
2:26:56I had the retailers in the other day from Woody's, Raleigh's, Hecks, and they tell me, Mr. President, after the meeting, one of them from Raleigh said, look,
2:27:09even with a place going up where it was 25% over last year in profits.
2:27:15And they said Woody's is 34%.
2:27:19And then Hex is somewhere between 25 and 30 percent.
2:27:23Overlap is up too.
2:27:24Garfinkel's is up.
2:27:26Banks are up.
2:27:31Well, it is.
2:27:35I think that if we can move... And they're still holding.
2:27:43And Saltz is still holding.
2:27:46i think what we've got to do and we're really trying to do it is move the downtown and uh really redevelop the downtown and a scale that makes you know what they're doing they're amazing that's going to be a great addition
2:28:14Well, I get a good feeling about the city.
2:28:33I get...
2:28:35Of course, we're having a lot of problems with McLean Gardens up there.
2:28:38There's a lot of people against it, but...
2:28:42It's a high-rise house on Wisconsin Avenue.
2:28:47Well, that used to be a... McLean Gardens used to be a...
2:28:51It's that kind of decayment, that period.
2:28:57Well, yes, Hartford, a company called Fairmac and Hartford Insurance Company wants to put $160 million in.
2:29:07Well, that's where we are.
2:29:11Without any cost to us...
2:29:14That, plus, uh, plus Enron Steel wants to do, uh, about a hundred million here in the Georgetown waterfront.
2:29:31It serves to me to be, uh, to be fantastic.
2:29:35well you know you got uh you got some people here that's still deep about that the place is falling down well that they say this is the only decent housing for that
2:30:01In fact, financial and financial statistics do not seem good.
2:30:20It's probably potentially pretty much at a greater increase, but it's still up.
2:30:24In Washington, for example, is there any other major city that actually is going down?
2:30:25No.
2:30:26The main city of both sides, like us, is going down?
2:30:27There are others that have not.
2:30:28I couldn't respond to them.
2:30:28Have we adequately, have we adequately broken the Washington experience?
2:30:30My point is this, that I hope so.
2:30:31A lot of the columns, some of the columns say, well, actually, I'm sure he was made over there, chronified, because the positions were bad.
2:30:52So, the positions were bad, John.
2:30:53Well, we were talking about this again.
2:30:54I didn't know about this.
2:30:54But this is not the order.
2:30:55I'm actually quite right this week.
2:30:55And that may be that order that you saw.
2:30:56And that is, is it Washington?
2:30:57Is that the position?
2:30:57No.
2:30:57I see there's a credibility fight.
2:30:58And what they're doing is they're saying, Mitchell is following the crack statistics, and that they're incredible.
2:31:19We were just talking about how to make Washington's good statistics more credible, and they have a very good idea, and that is going to happen.
2:31:24And the spotlight.
2:31:25All right.
2:31:25Who do you want to have do it?
2:31:26Jerry was talking about the... We were talking about some other great company out in New York.
2:31:28Rather than the Christ Waterhouse, I was more into one of these ones like John, who you're involved with, and so on and so on.
2:31:43So, Pete Marwick is one, the Wybrand-Ross brothers might be one.
2:31:57They're not actually a bandit, but an insulting type of fellow, like Booz Allen or something like that.
2:31:59They're going to be bicentennial.
2:32:00That would be awfully naked.
2:32:00I mean, I think a little more incredible than Pricewaterhouse.
2:32:01which is the greatest thing, of course, in accounting.
2:32:07This is more than accounting, isn't it?
2:32:10Well, basically it is to say that these figures are true figures.
2:32:14That they accurately portray what that cost us.
2:32:27Not much.
2:32:28What are you doing asking them to pay you for it?
2:32:29$50,000, $60,000.
2:32:29Oh, sorry.
2:32:29Fine, let's do it today.
2:32:30Starting today.
2:32:30You ordered?
2:32:30Okay, yes.
2:32:31Fine.
2:32:31Let's spotlight this thing.
2:32:31Does Crane want to know what's true?
2:32:32And then let's get it in there.
2:32:33All right.
2:32:59And the whole system, that's the thing.
2:33:01That's what's so... Well, it's a whole other thing.
2:33:08I think the spirit of the state is what we're talking about.
2:33:16Let's have an audit.
2:33:21Then let's get what Washington has done.
2:33:24Pumped out to the other cities, follow up.
2:33:28That's all.
2:33:29Maybe we have to do it more.
2:33:31Even more than that, that Mitchell has got to send it to every mayor and say, look, this is what we've got in Washington.
2:33:37What's the matter with you guys?
2:33:39When they're hungry, I'm eating.
2:33:39You and the mayor.
2:33:40We've got to get this out somewhere.
2:33:43I did a piece...
2:33:46uh on labor day uh with all of the pieces in saying that this is what this is what president nixon and this administration has done and i clipped them off uh starting with police uh going to drugs and this is something that is going to interest you just by sight of the red
2:34:06circles are the locations of our centers.
2:34:10You see, we haven't just used one, we've used them all over the city.
2:34:13The green are those that we've contracted, so we have 14 centers all spread out all over the city.
2:34:22Either the treatment, now with the new money we have, we're doing a central intake, one is detoxification, one is methadone.
2:34:30and they're just spread in all that really follows Jerry's Cardi Blocks, which are the areas of highest incidence of crime.
2:34:40Following that, Mr. President, we have 4,400 new sodium vapor lights
2:34:45And your drive down here in the... Just fantastic.
2:34:54Just a great place.
2:34:57And we've picked it up.
2:34:59We've got 4,400 new lights.
2:35:02Yes, sir.
2:35:05I don't know if you saw it.
2:35:19There's a racist.
2:35:22The idea is, well, the central city, as it becomes more black, becomes more unsafe.
2:35:30Now, we all know there are problems there, but here you have a city which is the most, in the major cities, that's the highest percentage of black population.
2:35:39which has crime going down and down.
2:35:56I think you ought to make that.
2:35:57I think that's another reason.
2:35:58I think that tells the others.
2:35:58It's a very powerful point to make.
2:36:00In other words, I, as you know, I've never really been talking to the greatest thing.
2:36:02It's there, but needless to say, everybody says, whether they'll stay in Los Angeles, well, work for those damn people in Waukesha, you wouldn't have a problem.
2:36:05In Chicago, work for those thoughts, you wouldn't have a problem.
2:36:07In New York, work for Harlem, back inside, you wouldn't have a problem.
2:36:08Now, here's Washington.
2:36:09the most black city in terms of population in the country.
2:36:17And by golly, we're in trouble.
2:36:20I wish you would get in that problem, man.
2:36:22Be proud of it.
2:36:23Let us be proud of the fact that this city, you know, it shows it.
2:36:27And also, it'll make your people of this city say, by golly, we're sorry about this, and sorry about that.
2:36:32We can run the city.
2:36:33The thing that you said to me some months ago is that, are we getting
2:36:38Are we getting some of the black groups involved?
2:36:43You'd be amazed to see more and more of the black units and the black developments coming in, wanting to help.
2:36:51We've got, along with Jay, the Officer Friendly Program, which is a good projection.
2:36:58We've got some Crime Stoppers, the Youth Courtesy Patrol, the Roving Leaders.
2:37:03cadet programs.
2:37:07These things are all just soft stuff, but it's back-to-back with our stuff.
2:37:15How was your position in the city?
2:37:20How'd you get along?
2:37:21Very good.
2:37:22The problem is, you know, it's just fantastic really at this point.
2:37:35It's never been so good.
2:37:42My field in the city is very good.
2:38:08I haven't felt
2:38:11this strong, I suppose, since I've been in office.
2:38:26Incidentally, getting back to our first subject, that is most important, because the spirit of the city, when you talk, you talk, as I said, I think Washington ought to go out with a baseball team.
2:38:35I don't think the nation's captain should be without a baseball team.
2:38:37I really think there's ways to do it.
2:38:37And I don't say which one.
2:38:39No, I can't do that.
2:38:39You know, uh,
2:38:40What is the situation in Cleveland at the time?
2:38:50The Stalkers?
2:38:52They don't mind the war, do they?
2:38:53No.
2:38:53Cleveland is not going to support them.
2:38:55They've got that lousy lake on the state, you know.
2:38:58Yeah, it's all here.
2:38:59It's all here.
2:39:00And they haven't had any attendance.
2:39:00The Indians have had it worse than Washington.
2:39:06For five years, they haven't had any attendance.
2:39:07We've found out.
2:39:08You know, Stalker is just enough of a patriot, that's why.
2:39:10He really is.
2:39:19He's lost, he's lost a pawn on there, and of course his stock went down here to the same man.
2:39:30But he's not a pig.
2:39:30If don't, if this heat gets in the house, then you'll get a vote for Arkansas.
2:39:32And I'm the president of the state, so please, please consider it.
2:39:33See?
2:39:33Lieutenant Howard, you ought to get a clue about this, that the Navy Cleveland couldn't get around it.
2:39:36This was what Ed Williams and Joe indicated, that Chicago and Cleveland are wavering.
2:39:49Well, I've got to say, we have to push it.
2:39:58On the other hand, if the team is going to go, let's not let it go.
2:40:02We have to see, and we've got to see.
2:40:03People will come out.
2:40:05And his attitude was bad.
2:40:16He downed the city from the time he had been there.
2:40:27Always knocking.
2:40:27Always knocking.
2:40:27I heard him.
2:40:30I heard him with you at the opener.
2:40:34You know, he's going the whole time.
2:40:37Then he gets up and he goes out and he bags the city.
2:40:39Allen is just out now.
2:40:43And, of course, that brings in...
2:40:45He didn't, you know, he didn't even do anything for the young people during the summer with all those vacant seats.
2:41:03He could have had 5,000 kids.
2:41:03Well, why didn't he?
2:41:04That was his first act when he came to us.
2:41:05He put out all the pictures, you know, of all the other cities.
2:41:06He all picked the doctors, even, and had them sawed.
2:41:07Man, that's the case.
2:41:08You know, this guy, you know, he walked and oriented.
2:41:09What's the rest going to do?
2:41:09Uh...
2:41:09Can the old man come out?
2:41:32The father will get the right to go.
2:41:34Well, we, uh, we talked... Well, this will be helpful if we, uh... No, John...
2:41:57I think we ought to baseball.
2:41:58I don't know where it comes from.
2:42:01But they're, uh, they're making an understanding.
2:42:04I suppose.
2:42:07I haven't read anything about that.
2:42:09I suspect as long as they've got owners who feel sick, they're going to be awful slow on the challenges.
2:42:15Also, they've got to see if they've got any other reaching bottom barrel owners.
2:42:19Distribution isn't good.
2:42:20You take the California region with the four teams in the National League.
2:42:24That's why we thought we had a fair chance at San Diego.
2:42:28They, you know, this
2:42:30It's San Francisco there, Oakland.
2:42:33Oakland was talking about going to Toronto, and so was San Diego.
2:42:37So we thought we had a good opportunity.
2:42:40A congressman from out in San Diego called me and said, say, are you using public money to send those thieves out there?
2:42:55I said, obviously.
2:42:55I'm not sure that we want it, but...
2:42:58I get a good feeling in town now, I don't know, I really get a good feel that the town is moving in so many different directions.
2:43:10It's...
2:43:13More people are coming, investment looks, some big investment.
2:43:17Unless you care about your history.
2:43:27Yeah.
2:43:27I heard that it really becomes sort of a bed area.
2:43:30Those tables are up.
2:43:32Yeah, that's got to mean something.
2:43:34It's got to mean safety.
2:43:35One thing that will help that area as part of the bicentennial will be a new convention center in Sports Arena.
2:43:38Just north of the archives, around five blocks right in the center.
2:43:39We don't have any convention center.
2:43:40No convention center.
2:43:40No convention center.
2:43:41in this place and that place.
2:43:45Where do they go now?
2:43:52That is the worst room to speak in.
2:43:54You know, because it's so low-sealing.
2:44:10It is.
2:44:10I do not go up in time.
2:44:10I don't see, I do not see.
2:44:12Oh, it's tough.
2:44:12It's a terrible load of work in that shop.
2:44:13We need a, well, you know, they use an old, costly amount there to honor all of the services and stuff.
2:44:17Oh, man.
2:44:17That's awful.
2:44:18It's over the hill.
2:44:18Yeah, yeah.
2:44:18Well, who's putting in this?
2:44:21Well, it's going to probably be a combined operation of district government and federal government.
2:44:30The client action center would be great.
2:44:32We're a little afraid if you laugh, but just have a go.
2:44:35You can't use them as a talent center for some of this, can you?
2:44:38It's not that kind.
2:44:43Those are little bitty halls, you know, compared to what you need.
2:44:48Sure, sure.
2:44:48All of the international expositions, they have no place to exhibit.
2:44:53I wouldn't go much further than that.
2:45:01The Chicago Hall is really too big.
2:45:02You can't see 40,000 people in a hall in it.
2:45:04But 15,000 is an ideal number.
2:45:16You can have basketball there that way.
2:45:22You can have ice.
2:45:23Now there's no place for it.
2:45:24Except the old E-line arena.
2:45:25Let's get going on that.
2:45:25That's a very good one.
2:45:27And we'll probably... And then also the small things.
2:45:28Really, that plan goes through.
2:45:29We've got to start tying the city government into that now.
2:45:30Yeah.
2:45:30Because it's a jail to the point where... Well, I had a look at it.
2:45:32We've had an accolades in that group.
2:45:33People I said to...
2:45:34If we get that going, that's gonna have a tremendous effect on this city.
2:45:52Get you some of that.
2:45:54That'll tie in with the convention center.
2:45:56And then with the visitor's center, which is a redoing of the old.
2:46:03He's concentrating on the idea of making the area down there.
2:46:20Basically, a place for the visitors.
2:46:22to go liven it up.
2:46:34Where it's totally safe, and you know, they walk.
2:46:41I mean, come and park, and then you don't need your car again the rest of the day.
2:46:43You know, get the kids around on trams.
2:46:44They're all underneath this, to the Capitol, and the whole business on a circulation system.
2:46:46And there are restaurants there, restrooms, and benches, and that kind of stuff.
2:46:49One thing that is bad, for example, the first of all, is that we don't have adequate restrooms.
2:46:52I don't mind it for demonstrations.
2:47:09I don't like to stay too long.
2:47:10I think for the fortified business.
2:47:11You know, on that Wisconsin Avenue, President, I wanted to tell you that that Hartford project is just one.
2:47:19You know, Neiman Marcus is coming in, too, out in that same area.
2:47:25Well, he's already indicated.
2:47:52I've had talk with him.
2:47:52And he wants to come in, in addition to this other one.
2:48:19And that lighting, too, is just great.
2:48:21Oh, that lighting is...
2:48:21That lighting is a difference in day and night.
2:48:40And all that, we put it in around the square here, not just the White House, but now that they have the whole square light, you know, the House of Representatives.
2:48:43It just looks better.
2:48:43It just looks better, and the feeling of safety that it engenders.
2:48:45Well, we're not getting three New York Airways up in there.
2:48:46It's exerting power.
2:48:48I haven't talked to him recently.
2:48:56I haven't talked to him.
2:49:00He loved the lights.
2:49:01That's one of the things he was quite favorable to.
2:49:30The range of services throughout the city.
2:49:57Service delivery and that.
2:49:57It's kind of a framework.
2:50:17How do you feel?
2:50:17Well, you can be very proud of what you've done.
2:50:18You've done a great job.
2:50:19You've come a long way.
2:50:20I've come a long way, I tell you, but I tell you the support you've given us is just... You know, another thing, too, Al's voice, I'm sure would be glad to be of assistance in any of your PR events.
2:50:26Al, make it go out and
2:50:27Have you noticed that she goes and has both baseball and football games on drugs at the start?
2:50:38Yes, I do.
2:50:39That's great.
2:50:40I know you did.
2:50:40I want a certificate, but prepared.
2:50:42One of the presidential certificates appreciates something.
2:50:44For each one of those players, she's done that for me.
2:51:00We'll give you that, mister.
2:51:00And also, a letter should go to the baseball commissioner and to the football commissioner.
2:51:02I am a capitalist.
2:51:03I don't see things on dollars or anything.
2:51:03I think they do a lot of good, you know, in here.
2:51:05What do you think, John?
2:51:05We're on the track.
2:51:06It talks about you can't play baseball.
2:51:06I should do that, but I want a specific appreciation for each one of them.
2:51:08It wasn't appropriate to, you know, feel just a little meltdown.
2:51:15Appreciate what you've done, and there's a presidential certificate of appreciation.
2:51:18But thinking of your problems in the city,
2:51:19Use some of these great stars in the Red Sands.
2:51:26Use them around.
2:51:27You do that, you do that.
2:51:29That's what we've done.
2:51:34We did this with Vince Lombardi, but Alan has not only said he wants to do it, he's invited me.
2:51:40That's why he invited me.
2:51:42Can I suggest one other thing?
2:51:43Yes, sir.
2:51:44Use him.
2:51:45No, he's a great speaker, a fine speaker.
2:51:48He just squares anybody in America.
2:51:51You know, he's a gee whiz kind of a fella.
2:51:53But he's just the kind of guy that they'll all respect.
2:51:57I think so, no question.
2:51:59He's all the way.
2:52:01and a very religious man and all that.
2:52:06He believes in the city, though.
2:52:07Well, I do.
2:52:10He's enthusiastic.
2:52:11He really is.
2:52:13I do tell him, you know, when you've got something that's really good.
2:52:17Another thing, Jimmy, you've got some awards to give to kids.
2:52:20The coach gave them to him.
2:52:22You tell him.
2:52:22Don't tell him.
2:52:23If he asks about it, don't tell him I said so.
2:52:24Tell him that.
2:52:24All right, well.
2:52:25I want you to know that from the very day that you asked me to go forward, I've been moving forward.
2:52:37I know.
2:52:37Well, I know.
2:52:39You've had to take some stuff.
2:52:40I mean, some people brought you everywhere.
2:52:41All right, Elvis, you're probably some of your people.
2:53:00That's why I asked you to get along.
2:53:01Well, you're not tough enough, and you're not real good, but you've done the right thing.
2:53:03That's the point.
2:53:03That's the point.
2:53:03You've done the right thing, and you're now getting results.
2:53:05I think so.
2:53:05It's going on.
2:53:05Some of the demagogues, they demagogue about it now.
2:53:06Talk about them.
2:53:07Raise hell.
2:53:07The veterinarians go to the pot.
2:53:07That's true.
2:53:08You've done the right thing, and it's going on.
2:53:09Thank you.
2:53:10Thank you.
2:53:10force that i appreciate i've got a bunch of mayors over here now i believe the city's waiting they want to know what we're doing here must be doing something one thing that i think that you need to tell them that that we have had a very exciting progress in terms of making our city safer in here and uh you don't we chatted about this that i frankly i i mean you know
2:53:38Maybe you don't want to do that now, but then I would want to say the President believes that this information, some of the things we have done, we want to know the things you've done that's been done for us.
2:53:49The things we've done should be shared with you and we're going to get it around to you.
2:53:52In the field of dope, in the field of lighting our streets, in the field of
2:53:54I don't know if anybody's got any ideas.
2:54:11And don't you think, though, that a large part of this has been attitude, that there came a point in time when you and the chief and the president all got together and said, look, we're sliding downhill and it's got to stop.
2:54:18And we've got to tell them this.
2:54:18Tell them this.
2:54:19The spirit of the city is what counts.
2:54:19And the spirit of the city has changed.
2:54:20And the thing, and the trouble in so many places is that people give up.
2:54:22People say, I'm not going to run again for mayor and the rest of it.
2:54:24And the spirit of this city is good and reflected in everything.
2:54:31And that is what's doing it.
2:54:34That's what it is.
2:54:36There's a hope there.
2:54:36And one of the things, Allison, that you shouldn't forget, and that is the thing that I talk about always, is that you foresaw the need to create a criminal justice system.
2:54:45And it's that system that's making a difference.
2:54:47We are going forward on all six fronts at the same time, including the system.
2:54:51And really, from the standpoint of your administration, that's what's making the difference here, is that we're looking at the whole system and making that system improve.
2:55:06And they're talking about drugs.
2:55:08And I was very much .
2:55:08No, this is a good one.
2:55:11Give them a little guidance.
2:55:12Yeah.
2:55:12Well, that's going to sell it to the mayor.
2:55:13Thank you, Mr. President.
2:55:15Thank you a lot for coming here.
2:55:18I want to mention to you that I was in a town that you called a while ago in the cities, and I had to ask for a role.
2:55:24It turns out a violation of the security statute or a banking statute or something.
2:55:40So that will be the day or tomorrow.
2:55:43Yes, this is on a different topic.
2:55:44I don't want to embarrass the... What is it?
2:55:45What?
2:55:52You know, I guess part of the reason the Washington's were able to put this election on here this time, you know, but we're doing it in ways that don't show up as super alerting.
2:56:11We had a separate place to go.
2:56:11We said, you know, we fixed Washington's crime.
2:56:12They said, no, we had all that money.
2:56:13We can do it, too.
2:56:14But on the budgets that we're getting from the Congress, that doesn't show up.
2:56:28What we're doing is we're sliding down the yard.
2:57:19I'm not a mason, nothing.
2:57:22Let me say this, I feel it's very important if we can, to move very quickly on the court hearings.
2:57:33I'll tell you why.
2:57:34The moment names get rooted about, they'll tear up the pieces.
2:57:40Now, I don't want any, I know you'll be real.
2:57:42The other reason is that
2:57:45Since we're riding a very good wave at the moment in the foreign field and on the other field, the thing to do would be to hit its ass while the wave is still there before it cools off.
2:58:00Now, I do know the problem, and I understand.
2:58:04I'm just as keenly aware of the fact that we want to get caught with something that can screw us up, and the guy's a crook.
2:58:09Well, we haven't waited.
2:58:12We haven't waited for that.
2:58:14Your names went to the Bar Association.
2:58:17All right.
2:58:17But if we can take your investigation to immediately...
2:58:21I'll start it today.
2:58:21But tell them that I don't have facts.
2:58:25I don't want to spend it with them.
2:58:26It'll be done by Saturday.
2:58:30It'll be all done by Saturday.
2:58:30Okay.
2:58:30You tell Mitchell that I think we... As a matter of fact, I don't mind to get the damn names that we took by Monday if we can... Now, let me ask you about the strategy.
2:58:35The strategy?
2:58:40It seems to me that sending the names in tandem doesn't make sense, in the sense of sending them on the same day.
2:58:54I think we've got two stories here.
2:58:55I'm just talking about how many pencils we're sending at the moment, I think it's ten.
2:59:00But it seems to me we've got two stories, and we get all the benefit of sending two together.
2:59:04by splitting, by having each guy write on his own.
2:59:10I'm afraid if you send them in tandem, what's the argument for sending them in tandem?
2:59:14Well, just that the Bar Association now has six names.
2:59:19By Monday, those six names will probably leak.
2:59:24And then the question is, do you want to pick your selections out of those six
2:59:29one at a time on the theory that you're making your mind up in series, or do you want to do both at the same time as would be more or less natural?
2:59:46Well, why don't you do this?
2:59:48You could simply say that you announce one on, say, Monday or Tuesday.
2:59:54I say, I'm announcing this tomorrow.
2:59:55I will announce it.
2:59:55I won't have any others.
2:59:56Good.
2:59:56That's what I meant.
2:59:56Good.
2:59:57One thing after another.
2:59:57I want each story to get its run.
2:59:59The Lilly story, if we go with her, we'll completely kill whoever else is there.
3:00:05I don't want that to happen.
3:00:12So what I had in mind was to make the, in the scene that made up the Friday story, if you go with Friday, you should go first.
3:00:17Would you agree with that?
3:00:23I agree with that.
3:00:26And the woman should come second.
3:00:27Yep.
3:00:27But I would say I have this name today, Judge Frum, and tomorrow I will have another story.
3:00:30I would say I have this name today, basically the black seat in the court.
3:00:33but i think you see you get it since the two-name deal we can get them up there
3:00:56The boys that we sent out, we sent them last night, and they're told they don't have any more time beyond this week.
3:01:19And they've got a
3:01:22they're they're prepared they're well geared up so i'm sure it won't take any longer than that unless they were to turn up something that they wanted to follow out in which case it would probably be trouble but uh from everything that randquist was able to turn up everything that mitchell knows both these people look right what is your well
3:01:44The fact that you represent school lawyers is going to be a problem.
3:01:52God damn it.
3:01:52They're clients.
3:01:53They're clients.
3:01:53It isn't a matter of conviction like Carswell making speeches that are racist.
3:01:57It's that the guy had clients.
3:01:59And I think Sam Urban and people of that kind will be able to stand up and make speeches about how you don't penalize a lawyer for their selection.
3:02:10I think that the attack will be who's Herschel Friday, you know.
3:02:30uh and uh why don't we get a why don't we get a giant uh well then of course you always say that we got that in the staff meeting yesterday some guy said we ought to be aspiring to get giants and i said do you know any giants right name a giant who's a giant do you see the ones that were listed by the academic institutions for the 12th grade
3:02:54And Brandon was stupid?
3:02:59Yes, yes.
3:02:59Now, he's a man of honor, but I have to say, Brandon was not that stupid.
3:03:01White's just stupid.
3:03:03Brandon's a lightweight.
3:03:03I said, this guy, they're giants when you bury them.
3:03:07They're always political hacks when you appoint them.
3:03:11And you look at Black's history.
3:03:12Look at the eulogies that went up for Black the other day.
3:03:15Now, I'd like you to do one other thing, if you would, currently.
3:03:18I have to have a very, very, I guess, sticking idea that this is going to do.
3:03:25I would like to know how many years Friday has practiced.
3:03:43And I'm not sure he's been to the Supreme Court all those years, but close to it.
3:03:49And then what I will say is that he has had more years of active practice than any present member of the courtroom, so you see me pointing for that reason.
3:03:53Now, you can actually see it real.
3:03:54And I want to know,
3:03:56How many years all the present city members of the court have been judges of courts of another jurisdiction?
3:04:09Now, my guess is that they haven't .
3:04:29You see, the beauty of this woman's situation is that she has, she's been a judge and a court .
3:04:33And I can say, .
3:04:33I think that's what I'm probably going to be able to say.
3:04:34Who has had more service
3:04:39in unlimited jurisdiction that all the other judges pressing on the court will buy.
3:04:49And we need that kind of knowledge in the court.
3:04:53Steve, what do you think that sells?
3:04:56I think it's a powerful one.
3:04:58It's professional.
3:04:59They always bitch that appellate courts never have anybody on there to practice law.
3:05:04That's the song I always hear.
3:05:07And so you say, you say, as a practice.
3:05:13Oh, no question.
3:05:15No question.
3:05:17Yep.
3:05:18And I think you could argue this both ways.
3:05:21It would be highly, highly thought of in the bar.
3:05:24You can say, as a practicing attorney, I'm sensitive to the need for practical downer.
3:05:32I want you to get together.
3:05:41You and your, you know, you get together the argument.
3:05:45I'm going to have a little press talk.
3:05:46I'm going to build them up like hell.
3:05:47But I'd like to be able to make about each of them a special point.
3:05:51It occurs to me that Friday...
3:05:52is probably the perfect test to find just a good practicing lawyer.
3:05:58Plus he's had five years of judicial experience as a clerk to a federal court.
3:06:12He's one of the acknowledged experts in federal practice in the country.
3:06:21in the practicing bar.
3:06:24So you're getting expertise, you know.
3:06:28Well, but you seem to be connected.
3:06:32I really do.
3:06:32Well, you know, we might tell a little bit about that.
3:06:34W.H.O.
3:06:35didn't have any trial practice, right?
3:06:38No, he came from a... Richard White did not.
3:06:40No.
3:06:40Uh, Brennan did not.
3:06:41He could have.
3:06:41Brennan was a judge at Eisenhower for good or good enough.
3:06:43All right.
3:06:43Berger did not.
3:06:44No.
3:06:44He didn't work out of your account.
3:06:45Blackman did not.
3:06:47Blackman went out and struck the Supreme Court.
3:06:50Uh, Conrad Stewart was a district judge for a short time.
3:06:53District judge?
3:06:56Uh, that's correct.
3:06:58But that would be very agreeable.
3:06:59He was very short, then he went on to the circuit court.
3:07:03Oh, yeah.
3:07:03But you know, a district court, the Superior Court of Los Angeles, has infinitely more school than a district court.
3:07:12Yeah, correct.
3:07:13Right.
3:07:13And also, the District Court of Los Angeles has to do with
3:07:17the whole realm of human activity.
3:07:23I don't know if she was on the criminal side or what side.
3:07:25I think she was.
3:07:26They were taken.
3:07:26They were taken.
3:07:27Well, just think of it.
3:07:27Should you have been speaking for somebody that has been down there on the barricades?
3:07:33Well, that is sure the feeling of the bar.
3:07:37He said, yeah, that one of the reasons that we got Miranda and a lot of those kooky criminal opinions is because nobody was there who had had any practical experience except Warren.
3:07:49And it had been so long since he'd been a prosecutor that he lost touch with the matter.
3:07:54But here you go.
3:07:55You've got an eye-batching assault, and if I could have stayed,
3:07:59I found one weakness was that there was a possibility of practice, I mean a possibility
3:08:22of knowledge of and participation in a presiding over a court of original jurisdiction without under the jurisdiction.
3:08:30And so the individual that I have selected is one who's had more time, 50, 20 years, than all the rest of the judges combined.
3:08:42And strengthens the capacity of the Supreme Court that's so important at this time of judicial reform and all that.
3:08:47Judicial reform and law orders and all that.
3:08:50So many more problems and all this and that.
3:08:55And then to come out with the fact that she's a woman.
3:08:57Come to that sentence rather than the fact that I am the woman for the Supreme Court.
3:09:09Don't let that be.
3:09:09I want to find something acceptable about this woman.
3:09:14Doesn't that make sense to you, John?
3:09:15That's the back stand that would be, I think, would really help.
3:09:18If you're not appointed it would be because she's a woman.
3:09:21You would have something wrong for you.
3:09:22Everybody knows we are, but on the other hand, you've made a hell of a case for the fact that if you were me,
3:09:27Call her black, white, Jew, Negro, any name.
3:09:31You would appoint her because we need a trial court judge on the Supreme Court.
3:09:36Somewhere along the line, if you could call her by her married name.
3:09:40I'm going to.
3:09:41Which is, you know, Marcuse or Falcone.
3:09:44Well, I've got a military Falcone.
3:09:47Yeah.
3:09:47Don't worry.
3:09:48That's what her name is going to be, isn't it?
3:09:51That's going to be Lily.
3:09:52Not your damn mom, not your damn business.
3:09:58I don't know what it is, but it sounds Italian.
3:10:10You had an Italian day here yesterday when you had the sons of Italy and everybody.
3:10:27I said, no, John.
3:10:28He's been peddling Judge Taro around here ever since he got here for every job we ever had open.
3:10:41I know it, I know it.
3:10:52No, for a woman to be there.
3:10:54Women last 10 years, 12 years, 15 years.
3:10:57At least.
3:10:58Women let out their men.
3:11:01She'll be there when she's 75.
3:11:05You can make it 20 years for her.
3:11:0875.
3:11:09And the other guy, 20 years.
3:11:11He's 49.
3:11:12He's just in the prime of life.
3:11:16We have a sticky little appointment problem in replacing our Fletcher.
3:11:23I don't know if Colson's mentioned this, Joe.
3:11:25Well, it has to do with the building trades because of the Philadelphia plan.
3:11:29Hudson has come up with a black who is a Ford Motor Company executive who has dealt in labor relations with the UAW and so on.
3:11:39Colson feels very strongly that we should not have a black in that job again because of relations with the building trades.
3:11:47Hudson has gone to the building trades and they've said they have no objection to this guy.
3:11:52Now, there's the dilemma.
3:11:59I don't think there's anything in it.
3:12:04The guy's a management black, and so they'll think he's an Uncle Tom.
3:12:08So we don't get anything that way at all.
3:12:12Bobby Griffin wants this guy very badly to have this job.
3:12:15Says it means a lot to him at home.
3:12:20So there it is.
3:12:21And I have fucked the thing to a standstill at labor, and I get a call every day, of course, from Hudson now.
3:12:28At the same time, Colson is just adamant on the thing, thinks it's very bad political judgment to put another black in this job, because we'll stamp that job as a black job.
3:12:39And that a black should not be administering the Philadelphia plan, at least for a while, until we get well with the organization.
3:12:46Well, we'll have to.
3:12:47We'll have to find some other plans.
3:12:50Yep.
3:12:51Well, that, uh, uh, I'm, I'm frankly not going to buy that job.
3:13:01I mean, uh, the building trades are still an invention for us.
3:13:03Yep.
3:13:03Well, that's Chuck's feeling, and he's, he's afraid we'll saw it off by this gesture.
3:13:13Okay.
3:13:13Uh, you see, we have a few of us here, and, uh, Hutch, and, oh, for that matter, George Schultz, I was getting Paulie,
3:13:23Stay there, he's trying to do this.
3:13:27You got her.
3:13:27Don't worry about it.
3:13:33It helps them all.
3:13:48It helps our average of civil rights.
3:13:55There isn't a goddamn thing I can do.
3:13:55I can go down and I can get a second wife, get a married wife.
3:13:57It would not be tough.
3:13:57Not a bit.
3:13:57You agree?
3:13:57Not a bit.
3:13:58Now that doesn't mean we need to turn over.
3:13:59That's not true.
3:13:59That was 2%.
3:13:59What is it?
3:13:59Between 2% and 10%.
3:14:00What is the reason for that?
3:14:00Is it just the
3:14:03We're the same reason that all of the labor leadership is Democratic.
3:14:18It just, it just has been that score.
3:14:21What's the score?
3:14:22I agree with you.
3:14:22I understand.
3:14:22It is that.
3:14:23Yes, just five minutes.
3:14:23I'll just take a couple pictures with the country groups.
3:14:24What have you got to give to these people?
3:14:27We've got to vote against the government, which is inappropriate.
3:14:28These are mostly party people, so they may not receive them.
3:14:29That's it.
3:14:31You're getting expected to go to the White House afterwards as well.
3:15:16Well, where'd I go?
3:15:41Oh, well, aren't you sure I should be here tonight?
3:15:42Well, I'm so glad to see you.
3:15:42I'm so glad to see you.
3:15:44I don't know, you know.
3:16:04But I have a lot of feelings.
3:16:05And I swear to sin can't march.
3:16:05It's all I can tell them.
3:16:06It's all I've heard is the one and the other.
3:16:07It's not the other.
3:16:07I know.
3:16:07It's not me.
3:16:08It's the other.
3:16:08It's the other.
3:16:08This is James Blanton.
3:16:09Thank you.
3:16:09You're welcome.
3:16:09My name is James Blanton.
3:16:10Thank you.
3:16:11Thank you.
3:16:11Thank you.
3:16:11Well, here it goes.
3:16:28Come on, George.
3:16:28Here it goes.
3:16:28.
3:16:57.
3:16:57.
3:16:57.
3:16:57All right, oh, they all know you're sitting like that.
3:17:19They know you're in the level party.
3:17:19I think it's all perfect.
3:17:20All right, get up.
3:17:20We've already got the Scotts at the end of the flight, John.
3:17:34And I, as you always hear about Scotty, try to find some of these samples around.
3:17:36And I realize this is a legitimate change in the inspiration of Professor I.
3:17:38And I'm listening to the music box.
3:17:38And I'm listening to the music box.
3:17:39I'm listening to the music box.
3:17:40I'm listening to the music box.
3:17:40Well, I don't know.
3:18:09Elephant.
3:18:35Oh, yes.
3:18:35A laurel.
3:18:35Our deputy branch manager from Texas, Waco, Texas.
3:18:36Oh, he's done a great job.
3:18:37The fact that he's been down there and came off for three days.
3:18:38The fact that he's been down there for three days.
3:18:39A wonderful story on how the new thing came to Sweden, was on the cover.
3:18:53John George Shepard, who was in the Dragon Man, was the first person to come to the park with someone.
3:18:55President, this is our headquarters here in Washington.
3:19:21And this is our conference.
3:19:21I don't have a great program on drug control.
3:19:48Did he get a call?
3:19:48Yes, sir.
3:19:48I know.
3:19:48Were you there?
3:19:49No, but I talked to him.
3:19:49He was concerned about it.
3:19:50He started it and came back.
3:19:50I never know what time it is.
3:19:51$21,000.
3:19:51Great.
3:19:51This is the program.
3:20:22We're so pleased with the opportunity to come here.
3:20:37Well, now let's see, would you like to get a picture of all this?
3:20:38So we can record it, so we'll see each of you at the top.
3:20:39All right.
3:20:39Wait a minute.
3:20:40Wait till everybody's lined up here.
3:20:44All right, I'll let you this way.
3:20:46All right.
3:20:49You know, Bill Timmons is a wonder to be here.
3:21:04He's one of our honor men.
3:21:08In other words, he's been honored with a special honor.
3:21:10Thank you, man, and across the water.
3:21:10You know, my friend Rebozo was a florist also, so we weren't surrounded by him.
3:21:18Well, I have to say that your friend Ed Timmons here is one of the first, what we call, fellows that we sent on the program that he had at George Washington University for training in government.
3:21:35That's why he's so efficient.
3:21:37But I want to say that particularly to our people in this country, that in addition to all the many good things we do every day, Shriner's Hospital and so forth, that there's a strong patriotic
3:22:03which runs through your, I realize it's a fraternal organization, but you are afraid to wear flags in America.
3:22:15I'm trying all the way, and I have heard all the years, and we need that.
3:22:21Thank you, and we appreciate it very much.
3:22:21Well, thank you very much, Mr. President.
3:22:23We want to give you a little memento here.
3:22:37It's not much, but with that freeze on, we can't give you much.
3:22:40As you will note, this is the mark of the road.
3:22:43built at the time of Theodore Roosevelt as the President actually sealed the ceiling and the floor and just reproduced it.
3:23:01And here it is in the coupling.
3:23:02So each of these, it's a coupling.
3:23:04Well, thank you very much.
3:23:04Ladies can't wear couplers, so you have to pull.
3:23:09I appreciate that.
3:23:09So we want to thank you.
3:23:09That's the medal for distinguished visitors.
3:23:10And I just want you to know that
3:23:11I'm very honored to have you here.
3:23:24We'll do all we can.
3:23:25Surrendered here is Scott, the cardinal of the dollar.
3:23:26In fact, this is a gold.
3:23:27No, we'll get along.
3:23:31I mean, as far as our, as far as our policy is concerned, I've told many of our visitors from the major countries, the British, the French, the Germans, which I didn't see last week, and of course, the Japanese, too.
3:23:45This is a temporary matter which we, but it's, but to have, it's necessary for each of the five or the six great free world powers, for each of them to have strong, sound economies.
3:24:08We have to have that.
3:24:08That's the interest.
3:24:09You look, you should have the British.
3:24:09I'm trying to address you.
3:24:10That's a lot.
3:24:10My answer is real.
3:24:11We do.
3:24:11And I published this picture on our website.
3:24:12Oh, absolutely.
3:24:14We're going to get the backpack.
3:24:35We will put it out to all or any that would like to use it.
3:24:37And we'll send it to put on the wire for the British if they would like it.
3:24:38Oh, hold it for me.
3:24:38And he should get some coffee.
3:24:40Oh, he shouldn't burn it.
3:24:40Now we're going to give you all a special tour of the White House if you would like.
3:24:42It's not much fun to go through there when all the people are traveling through.
3:24:44We have a special guy that will take you around.
3:25:10Take your time.
3:25:12It's great to see that we're meeting.
3:25:13What do you want me to do?
3:25:49All right, I was expecting you.
3:25:59Send the kids to the next room, sir.
3:25:59Thank you.
3:27:02No, I don't think so.
3:27:35All right, ladies and gentlemen, this room, as you see on the screen over here, is a new room.
3:27:54We're always seeing people who've seen it.
3:28:17Mr. President.
3:28:42Mr. President.
3:28:43How are you, Mr. President?
3:28:43How are you, sir?
3:28:48.
3:29:08.
3:29:08.
3:29:08.
3:29:08.
3:29:12Yes, we have a need for advice, President.
3:29:28Let me see so that we can have a group photograph.
3:29:48Let's get a group photograph.
3:29:49Who's going to be presenting?
3:29:51Mr. President, I have the happy privilege of presenting to you the much-directed review signed by 336 members of the House, 77.5% of the membership.
3:30:07including the leadership, sir, on both sides of the House.
3:30:27The Speaker, the Majority Leader, the Minority Leader, and the Whip.
3:30:28We're very proud of that.
3:30:29Nineteen of the twenty-one committee chairmen, nineteen of the twenty-one random minority militias committed.
3:30:31Nineteen to twenty-one.
3:30:31Nineteen to twenty-one.
3:30:32And, sir, we feel that this show is very clear that the House is strongly opposed to the expulsion of the Republican Party from the United Nations.
3:30:35We know that that is the primary objective of this moment, to see that nationalist China is not kicked out of the UN.
3:30:50Now, the other things that will come later, but we realize this is the fight now.
3:30:52We are with you.
3:30:53We are for what is being done by our team in the United Nations, by the State Department for this very important objective.
3:30:58We want to join forces and help you
3:31:00and your leadership and our U.N. team in any way that we can to ensure that this is done.
3:31:16And I'm going to ask my good friend Congressman Jonas to have a word with that.
3:31:17And then, Mr. Blocky, I want to have a word with that.
3:31:18Really nothing that needs to be added.
3:31:19I would really like to emphasize what Bob said in the closing sentences.
3:31:21We're trying to be helpful.
3:31:42We're trying to hold your hands up.
3:31:42We appreciate the effort that George Bush has made.
3:31:43You're top of the charge, aren't you?
3:31:44I guess most of us.
3:31:45I mean, I see you've got it down now.
3:31:45I was out there.
3:31:46And we want to hold your hands up and show you that that's the support.
3:31:47He doesn't have it.
3:31:48He will have it.
3:31:48We'll talk to him.
3:31:48We'll talk to him.
3:31:49Yeah, we've got it.
3:31:49We just want the world to know that...
3:31:50The vast majority of the members of the House of Representatives are doing this way about it.
3:32:04How long did it take?
3:32:05I suppose there could be more.
3:32:05but this doesn't represent at all.
3:32:24We could get more, but we thought that the psychological impact of letting the country know and letting the Euro-Canadian people know of the feeling of the house that we should get it to be.
3:32:28Well, I guess this would be the goal.
3:32:28I mean, this would be your number, but I am discouraged.
3:32:30Well, I'm curious, and there were some guys with the study, so we didn't go far.
3:32:4130 members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, 30 had signed a petition, and many of them thought it should have been much stronger, even though they probably wanted to imagine the effect that it would be if Taiwan were expelled from the United Nations.
3:33:05If they could get out, it should be better.
3:33:06Well, they're at the very, very least at our contribution to the cutoff city.
3:33:08What is your opinion as to what would happen to our contribution to that list?
3:33:09I don't think there's any question that my committee will support that.
3:33:23The hub's been purchased.
3:33:45Why do you know?
3:33:45Why will these happen?
3:33:45Oh, I have seen a little.
3:33:46I've seen some of that.
3:33:46Have you directly told Bush?
3:33:47Well, Bill, of course, is up there now.
3:33:48He has said it jeopardized it.
3:33:48Well, I don't know.
3:33:49Let us suppose.
3:33:51Well, I'm going to make a public statement on that.
3:33:58Yeah, of course.
3:33:59Why would I get that?
3:34:00Is that the, uh...
3:34:00He would be good at that, wouldn't he?
3:34:01Yes, he would be good at it.
3:34:02He's going to get the whole thing done.
3:34:02He's going to get the whole thing done.
3:34:04Mr. President, yesterday I submitted a bill that would limit our financial contribution to that percentage of population represented in the aggregate value by the United States, which was cut from, say, 36 to somewhere under 30 percent.
3:34:25Everybody has mistaken impression that our share is in the 30 percent.
3:34:27Well, we did say over 50 percent of us were covered under 10 percent.
3:34:45Well, I think that, I think it may be the fact that, it may be the fact that the bill requires the House to cover some of our issues.
3:34:48Here's the fact that, from a financial standpoint, that we would have a very difficult time with the appropriation.
3:34:50Would you agree with me?
3:34:51I certainly would.
3:34:52I will, if you let us press it.
3:35:05It's definitely going to be a discipline to keep the press in love with the corporation anyway.
3:35:07Anyway, I don't think Johnson has a good building up there.
3:35:09Not the building.
3:35:09I need more.
3:35:09I need more important things in the building.
3:35:10Actually, I'd like to be in the water building.
3:35:11Don't commit yourself to that.
3:35:12Well, this is, uh...
3:35:35If you want, we can do it.
3:35:50We had it muted directly, so that this is...
3:35:51This is a sort of a question, but I know that in other states the list of the names of directors of state.
3:36:09Here's a personal thing that I did on yesterday that I want to call your attention, which I included a letter from the State Department.
3:36:12It pointed out the things that Secretary Rogers and the U.N. team are doing very effectively, and you'll find here that I say that the primary objective is to keep the Republic of China in the U.N.
3:36:16I thought you might like to have that.
3:36:17We will send you on tomorrow the statement in the record, which is going today to show you the actual history of the place.
3:36:33Sure.
3:36:33Good.
3:36:33Thank you, sir.
3:36:34Thank you.
3:36:34Oh, I want to give you something.
3:36:35How many of you, how many of you do not have president of the country?
3:36:38you do not have something we do not have but we'll give it to all presidents and governors if you don't if you already have somebody else very happy
3:37:02How many of you are golfers?
3:37:21I remember when I played at the park, I got a friend who called all the guys and said, this is really nice, but I'll tell you what, the best thing you can give to some guy that gives you a great big check through the NBA is a golf ball.
3:37:39Only if you give him a big check.
3:37:40There are other guys that are really good at this.
3:37:46I know you're busy down there.
3:38:14We're working on this.
3:38:20The speeches and all the other things are very important.
3:38:27What is really important is what happens in some of these individual countries.
3:38:30And that's what they did very closely.
3:38:32Bush is doing an excellent job.
3:38:33He said, you know, he knows how to count.
3:38:34I think that, plus John Mooney's point, make it very lonely.
3:38:46I'm over it, honestly.
3:38:49And that's what I think it's very important not to say, well, in my character, not to say, well, if that's the case, we will go.
3:39:13Right.
3:39:13Well, good to see you.
3:39:14Thank you.
3:39:14Right.
3:39:14Right.
3:39:15Right.
3:39:15Yeah.
3:39:28Well, they were too sparky today.
3:39:43They were well-covered yesterday.
3:39:48We released enough.
3:39:50They haven't had any knocks to spot us on the major news days that they've ever had.
3:39:52Since we've been here yesterday.
3:39:53They've played it with, uh, well, would you consider everything.
3:39:55In fact, they played it a bit, but of course they had the two big stories.
3:39:59They played the Supreme Court story, too.
3:40:02I'm sure that when you went out and read that second statement, was that what you knew?
3:40:09You know what?
3:40:10You know, it was taken into the memory.
3:40:13That was the interesting thing, too.
3:40:15America was the winner.
3:40:18Right.
3:40:18You see?
3:40:18George Boston, he knew that.
3:40:19No, no, no.
3:40:20He didn't know that.
3:40:21He doesn't know more.
3:40:26I know that the whole network thing on the first 15 minutes was on the administration news, of course, I mean, the Moscow and then the Vegas 2 support.
3:40:52But the newspapers, too, which is an indication, the whole front page is totally, you know, the Moscow trip, the Vegas 2, and then the support of labor.
3:40:59It's certainly the domination.
3:41:18It's definitely about this cutting off the funds.
3:41:19You might just say that John Ryan said that.
3:41:21Why don't you spoil it?
3:41:22Turn right now.
3:41:22But he did say it.
3:41:22He said that the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, how long it's expelled, that he believes it's possible to cut off a few of the funds.
3:41:28So, and I say, yeah.
3:41:37Should I check that with them?
3:41:40So, well, first of all, we have to make these people and present to their team.
3:41:44That's all they're going to say.
3:41:44Well, I'll quote one.
3:41:49That's what you can say.
3:41:50That's what you said.
3:41:51What's our attitude?
3:41:52Ah, let him go.
3:41:53Let him say it.
3:41:54What's our attitude?
3:41:55Because we've got to fight this problem.
3:41:56What I'm going to say here is that this is
3:41:58This is the administration position that shows the strongest support.
3:42:101921 committee chair, 1921, the ranking members of the committees, over 70% of the house.
3:42:16This is overwhelming.
3:42:17indication that there would be serious, I just said that there would be, but I can't be certain.
3:42:30I'm not wrong here.
3:42:31There would be serious financial, serious problems of getting the corporation to the United Nations, to the Charter Commission, so that we get, I just said that.
3:42:34We are ready to continue our fight to the United Nations for our ability to oppose any expulsion.
3:43:05He moved it on the national sports board.
3:43:17It didn't show up in the...
3:43:28They predicted before the game started because of the difference in the turf.
3:43:34All right.
3:43:52I'd like to get Mr. Kenneth Dyer, D-Y-E-R.
3:44:01He has, I think you've got the number.
3:44:06It's on our calls.
3:44:06He's in a hospital.
3:44:07Well, he's in a hospital in Green Bay.
3:44:14Green Bay, it's in New Zealand.
3:44:27Dean Acheson's problem is that there will be no memorial service until 2 o'clock.
3:44:48And you will be in Charleston.
3:44:55He's lying.
3:44:59You're going home between now and then, but I don't see that it's a little much cost for you to go buy it.
3:45:11How about, uh...
3:45:12They're going to create it immediately after the memorial service.
3:45:14How about this is, uh, how about, uh, signing a military aid?
3:45:18Okay.
3:45:18Sure.
3:45:29I'll send a reason.
3:45:33I assume Bill will, you know, if you represent it.
3:45:55Yeah.
3:45:56Why not?
3:45:57It doesn't matter whether you know her or sit with me.
3:45:59That's those you're gesturing.
3:46:08It's all people.
3:46:27The fact that you don't know her almost in a way makes it better.
3:46:28Excuse me.
3:46:28Excuse me.
3:46:29Excuse me.
3:46:29Excuse me.
3:46:41Your name is Dean Patterson, please.
3:46:53Well, I just received a particular dream.
3:46:56My name is Thomas.
3:46:57There's a hell of a country around here.
3:47:01I know there's some.
3:47:02And we're gonna fight as well as we can.
3:47:07They are working on the little countries.
3:47:10Hey, all right.
3:47:11Who's your talk to push?
3:47:12Hey, what are you saying?
3:47:16Does he know what I mean?
3:47:20He got that man.
3:47:22I was going to quote with us.
3:47:23That's all.
3:47:23I'm not going to have that.
3:47:28He's going to argue with us.
3:47:31But I believe in Greece, that's exactly the way they've got to go, you see, is combine the same thing.
3:47:39Right.
3:47:40And iron twist every small country, but not make a lot of public stretches.
3:47:42See, that's what Henry's concerned is, I don't want to make a lot of public stretches.
3:47:45But you use a lot less leverage on a small country than you have to on a big one, and the boat's just the same, so.
3:47:56I think I'll call Bush to just back that up.
3:47:58It should go through the right channel.
3:48:00Just so Henry doesn't think I'm running, but I'm covered with hay.
3:48:05Yeah.
3:48:06Call push and just say hay.
3:48:09You wanted to be sure that he... Did you mention that hay mine, where I wanted to get five or six points?
3:48:16Yeah, it's just precisely what you were talking about.
3:48:18He did.
3:48:18He did.
3:48:19If he read the book, he agreed.
3:48:24Yep.
3:48:24Got to get to the point.
3:48:25I know exactly what he means.
3:48:31I told him you wanted to figure on a four-day visit to China.
3:48:35I said, boy, that's perfect, because the one thing that's bothering me about this is Henry's got too much time available for substantive talks, and we don't have anything to say.
3:48:53Sure.
3:48:55Hello?
3:48:55Yeah.
3:48:55Hello?
3:48:57Hello, this is Ken Dyer.
3:49:00Well, I just wanted you to know that I read about you at that injury in the game of Packers, and that you had a lot of people cheering for you down there in Cincinnati and other places, but you got a great cheering section all over the country for you.
3:49:22We just wish you the very best.
3:49:24How's that coming along?
3:49:24I understand that you've got some movement back in your legs.
3:49:26How is the prognosis at the moment?
3:49:31You can move your legs.
3:49:34Great.
3:49:35Great.
3:49:35How's your morale?
3:49:39That's the important thing.
3:49:39Great.
3:49:40Well, I understand your brother got out from the season.
3:49:44Great.
3:49:44Well, I sure wish you the best.
3:49:48I'm a football fan.
3:49:49I've known Paul for years.
3:49:51And one of these freak injuries really is something.
3:49:55But we're really pulling for you.
3:49:57Okay.
3:49:59Good luck.
3:50:03His brothers in Vietnam came home.
3:50:14Oh, yeah.
3:50:17He had a brother in Vietnam.
3:50:21He came back.
3:50:21Can you go there?
3:50:23Yeah.
3:50:37He said he can't use his legs now.
3:50:58He said they were removed and he could move his legs, which of course he must be.
3:51:03They do so well, so many of those people in therapy now that they can
3:51:07get stuff going back in here.
3:51:12Before they do some dumb thing, you know, an amputator, cut a connection, and then they gotta be wiped out straight up.
3:51:23We can let them.
3:51:23It's just my fault.
3:51:23We've got to get ready.
3:51:24I'm trying to think about Gary and Iris, you know, and Georgia, and all this thing, and this other thing that gets dropped every day, so it's not much of an expense on the base at any time.
3:51:33Well, that wasn't, I don't think Henry felt strongly, he really hasn't focused on that very much himself.
3:51:44You know, sort of the standard pattern that China visits has run, has run about seven days.
3:51:50That was the pattern he was following.
3:51:56And a ride was only two days or more.
3:52:03Well, I wanted you to know that I expressed my concern about the secondary and my sympathy in a public statement, but I wanted you to know personally that we as a country suffered a great loss.
3:52:21You're well aware that I often reminisce with you.
3:52:24I mean, always do.
3:52:24but I must say, at least the time we've been here, he's just been like a rock.
3:52:42He's just been enormously helpful, and we're gonna miss him.
3:52:45I know all of you will, but at least you can be thankful for the fact that he was real sharp for the last, I saw him at the NATO meeting, you know, and he was just in fine spirits, yeah.
3:52:56Was it?
3:53:01Yes.
3:53:04Well, I was so surprised.
3:53:06And here's one of those things.
3:53:11Well, it's, we know what a great loss it is, and I wanted you to know, at least we know.
3:53:13Let me say this, that I would like if, because I think it might be of some assistance to you, and I know she would not want it, but I would like to assign
3:53:19one of our White House military aides, could be of any assistance to you during this period when we have the memorial service and so forth?
3:53:31And I hope that General Hughes will make the arrangements and what he will, of course, the French transportation, a car, and see that the proper things are, I think you mentioned many Franks as well, but I like, we can do this for people of, you know, high rank, and you will find it very thoughtful and so,
3:54:00So I'll have the general.
3:54:05Yes.
3:54:06Yes, I know that.
3:54:13I know that it is a battle.
3:54:19I was, I had already determined to come, and I come, unfortunately, that I am scheduled to be in North Carolina that day.
3:54:28I can't, well, it is more important, but I would like to come, but I can't do it that particular day, but we, I will, of course, I'd like to send a representative, and I would like to.
3:54:33This man, this, uh, this, uh, this, uh, John Hughes will arrange it with you.
3:54:47He will be available immediately, because, you know, there are things you'll have to do, you know, going around and so forth, and it's just as well to have a part of your family, and you'll have to take care of the car, and see that you're sorted properly, and all that sort of thing, right over the next three days.
3:55:02Fine.
3:55:02Well, anyway, we're done with it.
3:55:03Oh, yes.
3:55:08I see.
3:55:15Uh, hold just a minute, Armin.
3:55:20What is the number?
3:55:21337-3-3-7-2-8-0-5.
3:55:25Yeah, well, I may have to call you before you even leave here.
3:55:27I'll have you maybe call you in the next 10 or 15 minutes.
3:55:29Bye.
3:55:35Thank you.
3:55:38All right.
3:56:01Oh, very good.
3:56:07If you tell them this, you call her.
3:56:14If she needs to call her right now, not 335.
3:56:15No, that's not the right call.
3:56:15Just call her.
3:56:15She'll interact with you at 30.
3:56:16OK.
3:56:56He was the best man he's got.
3:57:25I suppose there's any way we could delay that thing or anything.
3:57:40Is there any way we could make it 2 o'clock?
3:57:46No.
3:57:46Chris, because the way it's all set, you know, I think the arena... Is there any way we could check with them and see if they can move the damn service up to 11?
3:57:49I couldn't.
3:57:50I'd like to attend.
3:57:51I don't think there's any need.
3:57:51They haven't announced it yet.
3:57:53What time do we have to leave, Bob?
3:57:55One o'clock.
3:57:56Well, that's no problem.
3:57:58I mean, could they have the services?
3:58:05I mean, the services would be nice.
3:58:07I could just call and say, I could do it.
3:58:10I could do it.
3:58:11Next latest.
3:58:12Well, 11 o'clock.
3:58:1311 o'clock.
3:58:13Huh?
3:58:13Yeah.
3:58:23We're trying.
3:58:27I mean, we've tried the presence of a light to attend.
3:58:30I mean, he would have, would have been awesome if he was going to be able to let him have it, too.
3:58:39He is going to have to play well.
3:58:39He might have to get embarrassed in that.
3:58:46I mean, I haven't heard about it.
3:59:04I don't know if you've heard of it.
3:59:10It was supposed to come to Denmark and all the other sides of some of these new countries.
3:59:12You know, that citizens' committee, right?
3:59:12Yeah, right.
3:59:13I mean, that citizens' committee had come, well, right from the whole Louisville.
3:59:15They really don't, but I think maybe with this one it's not a bad thing to do anyway.
3:59:32Cutting out the stop in the third city also reduces by a fairly substantial amount.
3:59:40It reduces Secret Service, it reduces WACA, you know, that kind of stuff too.
3:59:46It may be that I don't have many stops within the months that we can.
3:59:51Can that reduce it more?
3:59:52Yeah, that would reduce it some more.
3:59:55But if the other stop is not an overnight stop, that isn't too much of a problem.
4:00:01That's what it should be, I think, is just fly out.
4:00:07Maybe the morning is the good evening.
4:00:07That's when they're out.
4:00:08This is a business trip.
4:00:08We're not very sexy.
4:00:11But you could do that and instead stay in Peking and visit the Forbidden Palace or the Great Wall or something like that.
4:00:17Which, see, the Great Wall is down here an all day trip.
4:00:22I don't think you want to do that.
4:00:31Because you'd have to drive.
4:00:32It's a four hour drive.
4:00:34No, I don't do that.
4:00:34I don't want to sightsee.
4:00:35I don't think I should go there for sightseeing.
4:00:36Let's face it, it's true.
4:00:36So I may knock that out too.
4:00:40Well, you get, by not spending the night in another city, you get out of it dead as though provincial leaders banquet time.
4:01:07Good point.
4:01:11Alex is working it back through whoever talked to him to begin with, because we had an original contact with him.
4:01:31I don't think that this conversation will happen in these logistic things.
4:01:32You want to be present at our mic all the time, so you can play it.
4:01:37On the logistic side, that's probably a good idea.
4:01:38That would be a good idea.
4:01:39I think he'd probably just assume that in there.
4:01:40I'll do it.
4:01:40I'll do it on the phone.
4:01:44that he won't be able to have our children.
4:02:03That's another thing.
4:02:04You'll hear it directly from me.
4:02:06Now, I was just so worried.
4:02:07She said, apparently, on the back of the call, we won't put it out.
4:02:09We should never put out a call, you know.
4:02:10But she'll tell everybody.
4:02:14Take it out of her.
4:02:15That's another advantage of doing that is he has some visibility.
4:02:25You know, and that raises the question.
4:02:31There's people who say, well, why did you, you know, where did he come from or something?
4:02:40Well, the president sent him.
4:02:41Some of those guys that they've used for this, there are two or three of them that are very good.
4:02:45Yeah.
4:02:50This is a quiet day after this abuse.
4:03:04Basically it was a very driving day in a sense because of the high tension they're preparing for the press.
4:03:07A lot of them are out there and whamming out there at the media thing and whamming out there.
4:03:09Some of the stuff they were doing yesterday went down to the Congress and then back to the...
4:03:23I didn't know where I was going.
4:03:52Well...
4:03:56or a letter to ambassadors, maybe by, you know, something important to say.
4:04:15I remember I mentioned those four points that you made, and I wonder if you could get that some way to go.
4:04:17Because that's a little bit, I mean, I think it's good, but I just don't think yours is terribly important.
4:04:19Because it would be good if it would be gone in a minute or two.
4:04:28I'm sure it would be a lot.
4:05:08Wham, I don't do it.
4:05:27Some stuff with me yesterday.
4:05:27Went down to the Congress and then back to the... Yep.
4:05:30Tomorrow you ought to see Gunstock for a few minutes, too.
4:05:31I already did.
4:05:33Oh, did you?
4:05:33He came in with your old self.
4:05:35Oh, fine.
4:05:35We had a long talk.
4:05:37I think that's her, I guess.
4:05:53That's fine.
4:05:53As long as he's just a...
4:05:54I didn't know where I was going.
4:06:02Who else?
4:06:02There are other ambassadors.
4:06:03Maybe by, you know...
4:06:05I remember I mentioned those four points being made, and I wonder if you could get that some way, because that will lift me.
4:06:21I mean, I think it's good, but I just don't think you're just starting to work it, because it would be good if you could go on and do it.
4:06:31I think that Bill had said in the passage, it occurred to me that this is the point we should be making.
4:06:52These points, and we could be able to listen out to the story for us, if he wants.
4:06:53You will check on the channel name, Average Crip.
4:06:55Those that are missing, that's what you've done.
4:06:58I'm sure it will go up.
4:06:59And, uh,
4:07:22The thing to do the most is to frighten the damn human.
4:07:32In fact, just to make sure that the Congress is calling on us.
4:07:34There's a lot of congressional guys are doing that.
4:07:43That's what they told me today.
4:07:43They're calling on us.
4:07:44The only thing we can do is just to keep them in this one more year.
4:07:49That's what we had.
4:07:55They had extra.
4:07:58Oh, sure.
4:07:58It's just that we don't need to take them.
4:08:02We can avoid it this year.
4:08:08If they throw them out next November, that's fine.
4:08:10From what he said after his first trip, the Chinese understood that.
4:08:13Couldn't care less whether they got in this year or not.
4:08:18That's what they did.
4:08:38They were prepared to wait.
4:08:43I didn't realize that they'd known I'd made that call.
4:08:44I'm trying to get him to listen to me.
4:08:45I don't know how they really get around them.
4:08:45I just put one there.
4:08:46It was her.
4:08:46Those get out and
4:08:47And I should swear, good ways.
4:08:56And we push some of them on our way carefully.
4:09:00But some of them, it's better if we don't.
4:09:24of the Bradford Sons of the King Street.
4:10:11Well, he's doing good.
4:10:26He's got work to do.
4:10:30Bob.
4:10:31Yeah, Bob.
4:10:31Before I start working and looking at this ambassador, do you know whether we can get by with the story today or should we do other conversations?
4:10:40Yeah, yeah, fine.
4:10:49Let's go.
4:10:49Another man was killed in an accident.
4:10:52We don't know how.
4:10:58We'll find out.
4:10:59Are you remembering?
4:10:59I gave Dwight the note.
4:11:00I don't know whether the gold-plated door will be 95 on the 21st of October.
4:11:09Oh, 95.
4:11:09Well, let's do something for the old man.
4:11:14Yes, you don't have to talk to them.
4:11:28You know, you should go over and attend after you've said you're going to call back.
4:11:30Well, how is this going to be?
4:11:30Because they understand that you, you know, as things come up today, you're going to have to.
4:11:32Well, the way it's going to be done, we should receive them.
4:11:35I should receive your credentials, then I will escort them out to the door and get my plane.
4:11:37I think that's what I was going to say.
4:11:38So that I can walk with them.
4:11:43I don't know if it's changed.
4:11:50He's the only one on there.
4:11:55And off.
4:11:55That's the panel, she said.
4:11:59What the hell happened to the ambassador filter that stood in front of the Philippines?
4:12:02It's new.
4:12:03And where are all the moments?
4:12:06And I didn't know.
4:12:06Yeah.
4:12:12My God, is Mrs. Marcus gonna be here again?
4:12:17October 22nd, 24th.
4:12:22She says, we haven't had the request for that.
4:12:23Bastards sneak this stuff in all the time.
4:12:27We'll be hand carrying a letter from President Marcus to you.
4:12:35I'll have to see her.
4:12:36First cousin, that's no coincidence.
4:12:44Well, I will see if I can.
4:13:02I got the map here.
4:13:06Do you know what that was?
4:13:07Billion and that.
4:13:07You won't be here to see the Florida.
4:13:08First time to be here.
4:13:14What is the date?
4:13:24What is the date of the day that we use the mic?
4:13:32Is that one of the ones I'm holding for a press?
4:13:33I think it is.
4:13:34Thursday.
4:13:34Yeah.
4:13:34It is.
4:13:35See, that's the Al Smith dinner the night before, and at one point when we were considering doing that, we were talking about the time prior to that, so we kind of promised this, but you aren't doing that.
4:13:56So we were holding the 20th and 21st clear as a test time as possible.
4:13:59But I'd be happy, free, if I decided to do it.
4:14:00Yeah, but you got the Republican women the next morning, and then two women.
4:14:04It's a big deal in Florida.
4:14:17I didn't expect you to do it.
4:14:18No, no, no, no, no.
4:14:21That's what I want to do.
4:14:23It's one of the few things I want to do, you know.
4:14:25I seldom want to do any of these things, but I'd like to do it with the old man.
4:14:28But do you want me to find out how he is, whether he's really still sharp and still able to do it?
4:14:33But I could find that out, because if he didn't, Abe was going around with him.
4:14:45He's calling me an awful guy.
4:14:49You have something for the court.
4:14:51I don't want to do something for the court to give the old man a birthday party, but the court shows not care about the father.
4:15:03We, what I was going to say is that what we're going to be sending now, about the 21st, I think, well into that, is a...
4:15:26I'm sure that that is exactly what we're going to be sending at night.
4:15:30The reason being that we see every facility and broad, we still don't know what we're going to be sending about the, you know,
4:15:37How about maybe because you're breaking your tradition and having for lunch?
4:15:46Yeah, well, that wouldn't help me with regard to pressing.
4:15:51When you were pressing, I was like, I can't break it.
4:16:01Oh, you're doing that.
4:16:01You can't do it that way.
4:16:02Well, first I'll find out what shape it is.
4:16:07You may want to consider whether you really want to do something with someone in the locker room at this point too.
4:16:18which at one point we initially thought we should not do because of the fact that they have a lot of bond issues.
4:16:34Well, it would hurt them.
4:16:34I mean, the point is they do, of course, different bond issues for our barn.
4:16:36But the point is, as I said, as I said, that everything we do is for the purpose of building the dam longer.
4:16:39So she did something private with her daughter then?
4:16:52We don't have that.
4:16:53Yeah, we could do something private for her.
4:16:55A ninety-fifth birthday for somebody who's still practicing.
4:17:01But, you know, we could get it something and send it to them all.
4:17:03Let me find out what she did anyway without committing anything.
4:17:04Because last year, you know, we had a good job of getting it back.
4:17:06You know what I mean?
4:17:14He probably just would come down and talk us to have a damn lunch.
4:17:19Oh, sir, if you had any doubt, because I know they may be planning some big celebration.
4:17:23No, I mean, he could just come down.
4:17:24He'd sit here in the office.
4:17:27He'd get the picture taken.
4:17:27It's not even a birthday.
4:17:28It's not the first day of the picture.
4:17:29He's an old man.
4:17:29I don't even know the law firm.
4:17:32That's not so bad.
4:17:32He's not really kind of part of it in the sense that he's not one of the...
4:17:34He never is going there.
4:17:35And they know part of it is...
4:17:43They want to hit you on the office.
4:17:49I think if you do anything, it would almost have to be private.
4:17:55And Gore wouldn't want his picture on paper.
4:17:59He'd be so thrilled.
4:18:01Particularly if it were the time of day when it packs around or if either of the girls have to be around.
4:18:09He'd be so fond of that.
4:18:10We could have him in just to pop in or something.
4:18:13If he's a boy, and he... Well, you check it out.
4:18:18He's totally private.
4:18:23That's it.
4:18:24He's private.
4:18:24The first thing, brother, seems to me that since I'm usually... No, I'm going to make...
4:18:30I'm going to go out and do this recording of things.
4:18:34And I'll send a brief...
4:18:42Well, that's the day you do the court compromise.
4:18:52Is that next week?
4:18:53Oh, that doesn't matter.
4:18:54I hope to have a courtroom on here Tuesday or one.
4:18:56Why don't we do one one day and one another?
4:19:01That's my present plan.
4:19:02But that's good.
4:19:03You don't go off and talk to them.
4:19:12I don't think we should lie on that, actually.
4:19:18Do you agree with me or not?
4:19:19So we were holding it so that you could.
4:19:21I don't think there's probably another problem.
4:19:22And in all, it's not a TV.
4:19:24Well, it's the following week, 28th to 27th.
4:19:3328th is tea time.
4:19:34We do it on Wednesdays rather than Thursdays.
4:19:37On the 27th, you might be ready for tea.
4:19:38Well, we're keeping the 26th clear so you can do the 27th.
4:19:41But the office thing may serve a purpose.
4:19:42So this will be a, both of these court things will be in office things.
4:19:50Okay, good.
4:19:51Did you hear that Don Kevill's parents were killed in the accident last night?
4:20:00First of all, we don't know details.
4:20:03They don't know details?
4:20:04Well, they know, but maybe they won't know.
4:20:08We don't know yet, but he was taken care of by his father's assistant.
4:20:10Wow, that's nice that you had his father in before.
4:20:13You know what I mean, had his father in?
4:20:14Yeah, he was so proud that he had his father in.
4:20:16And his office got a picture.
4:20:17It's been quite a few months ago since he was done.
4:20:18He was so proud, and his father was just being... Yeah.
4:20:29What's up, David?
4:20:41Well, God damn it, I can't say what happened.
4:20:42I'm sure you must have been.
4:20:42Because of the other ass game.
4:20:43But, you know, I don't know what happened.
4:20:44Of course, the trouble is, he's, you know, gallivanting around as hard as I can.
4:20:45I mean, it's very easy for him.
4:22:42Keep those kids that wrapped his hand after you shook hands with him in Michigan.
4:23:01He didn't want anybody to touch him.
4:23:02Yeah.
4:23:02So, I'm going to go check this out.
4:23:03Uh-huh.
4:23:03Who was that you saw?
4:23:04I saw a note or something.
4:23:04And he talked about it before he went.
4:23:07Before he went.
4:23:08Oh, before he went.
4:23:09Yeah.
4:23:10Saturday.
4:23:10Yeah.
4:23:11He had...
4:23:15One other thing I was going to mention a little bit, but it's a big problem in all of our strong-hearted cabinet, you know, I'm going to help with the rest.
4:23:37You mentioned that stuff.
4:23:38He came in when we did Dr. Schultz and said he thought he should cancel all of his political appearances.
4:23:40Now he's taking this position.
4:23:41That's the logic of the situation.
4:23:42I'm supposed to be in San Francisco, but I'm not in San Francisco.
4:23:43And I said, no, you should do that.
4:23:55And I said, you know, we're talking about Republicans, we're just talking about the president's programs and so forth and so on.
4:24:02What I'm getting at is this, about we've got a situation in there where there are just too damn many people in there, like Richardson, a lot of these people are in operation in Iran, so a lot of these guys are flooding out.
4:24:08You know what I mean?
4:24:09And do that.
4:24:09Now, somebody's got to stand up and do this thing.
4:24:10So I told them, I want you to know that I told them to go back on it.
4:24:13You should go to that dinner.
4:24:17You should go there and actually just talk about the President's leadership in the field, what you're working on, how important it is, and so forth.
4:24:26And if you can try to bring yourself to talking a little about the President instead of yourself.
4:24:32It's not so significant.
4:24:32He can say, he doesn't have to talk about the Constitutional Council at all.
4:24:34He can talk about the city.
4:24:35Kevin, you've seen the great decisions being made.
4:24:46Isn't it fantastic how all of our people suddenly get none, as soon as they get in the press, they become a non-political?
4:24:54They're not that fantastic.
4:24:56There's a lot to it.
4:24:57We have a hell of a time.
4:24:58I must say, bless his soul, before he stands, it's a great excitement.
4:24:59He really steps up to the point where I'm nothing but a Russian.
4:25:02Right, Bob?
4:25:02Yes, Dave.
4:25:03And he's done it.
4:25:05I can see how it's going there.
4:25:15Elliot on the political thing stands up a hell of a lot better than most.
4:25:20Against a lot more people than most of them.
4:25:23He's got a lot of problems.
4:25:31And I have a lot of problems.
4:25:31That's for sure.
4:25:35When we were in West Virginia, she said, and I think she said, this is, but you couldn't stop the car, and she was in the whole room and said, I just want you to thank Mrs. Nixon for writing me.
4:26:00I was the West Virginia teacher of the year last year, something like that.
4:26:01Find out, and this is in Elkins, West Virginia, and I don't know whether she was in Elkins.
4:26:03It happened in West Virginia.
4:26:07West Virginia, or if I were, I don't know what it was.
4:26:21But I need a little help when I go to her.
4:26:23I appreciate her remarks.
4:26:24I appreciate her.
4:26:24I started seeing her in West Virginia and
4:27:02Well, let's wait until we find out where he is and what's his score.
4:27:31He's going to get out there and pitch or else.
4:27:43Too many of our captains are always out singing their own phrases.
4:27:47Take a look at the artists.
4:27:49They all come out sounding great and not really backing up the rest.
4:27:51They like it to come.
4:27:51Richardson, too.
4:27:52That's why he gets a better press than Fitch did, because he's not known as your man.
4:27:56He really doesn't stand up.
4:27:58Sometimes he does, but...
4:27:59Every article he comes out found, there he is.
4:28:04I think he's been in some of them.
4:28:11It won't be probably, although I never hear any, I never speak to any of these where they, where they really praise you.
4:28:27I think these guys are idiots out there.
4:28:29I told you about that.
4:28:30I told you about that.
4:28:31Well, Rogers is better.
4:28:35You never hear, uh, Laird, you never hear, uh, Rogers Martin praises no one but himself.
4:28:52Rogers Martin is a god.
4:28:53I can't believe it, because he's got a nothing weird.
4:28:54And he goes around a lot.
4:28:54He makes a lot of speeches.
4:28:55He makes a lot of speeches, and he just talks about what he's doing.
4:28:57What he's doing, and it's all the time, and you think he was a completely separate...
4:28:59I bet it makes sense.
4:29:05Yeah.
4:29:06Yeah, they're just right.
4:29:09Dan tries.
4:29:10Dan does try.
4:29:12And, of course, I'm still there to make sure.
4:29:17I can stand for the fact that he's got a lot of money to create.
4:29:22We're still trading on the people he got.
4:29:23Everybody went a little rush.
4:29:24I've got a set of accountants who are going to want to trade with me.
4:29:26So they came in here.
4:29:28I had Pete Peterson go.
4:29:48I said, oh, he's my father.
4:29:49I said, why don't you ask him?
4:29:50He wanted to go, but my guy, he's going to get the trip.
4:29:51And I just put it right out there.
4:29:52We've got to reward our friends.
4:29:53Because they, you know, he had it sort of over the years, in between and everything.
4:29:55Larry was a good friend.
4:29:55This is going to be a lot of fun.
4:29:59Well, of course, it doesn't get the D.D.
4:30:12thing, but of course, he stocks the rights.
4:30:15But we do have Henry's finances, so we can, in a sense, I guess, and Laird is impossible.
4:30:18He is impossible.
4:30:21He has been from the very beginning, because, remember, he appointed Chafee without even checking with you, and Chafee shouldn't have even had the time of day.
4:30:27He appoints everyone.
4:30:32Despite what you want or might want, he doesn't even change.
4:30:39And then in Austin, what, six months ago, he was not going to, he was going to be, no matter which way they left him, I think he was going to retire or something.
4:30:52Yeah.
4:30:52That was the solution.
4:30:53So I called Katie College yesterday and wanted to talk with you, and I told you we're with people, as you were.
4:30:57I'm always with people.
4:30:58And so, you know, he talked with me.
4:31:04He said, of course, Cook was terribly put out about the Supreme Court's vision on education.
4:31:12And I said, well, Cook knows that they've had no better supporters than the president.
4:31:16And he said, well, he was wondering if there's any consideration that's going to be given to a tax deduction for people who send their children to private schools.
4:31:24and i said well i don't know you know what that problem involves everybody screams and it just helps the ribs well it isn't just that there's a constitutional i knew it was a great court decision it's a question of country you could just all okay
4:32:01I know that.
4:32:08Well, that's all right.
4:32:13That's all right.
4:32:13That's all right.
4:32:15I know.
4:32:16And, of course, it's like, and I don't think they can keep the Catholic schools open.
4:32:23Because it's just too hard.
4:32:24You don't have the consideration for the nuns and the rest.
4:32:26You just do it without them.
4:32:27That's right, and there aren't enough nuns now.
4:32:34See, the church is suffering from that, too.
4:32:39There aren't enough people.
4:32:40Oh, they have to hire Jesus.
4:32:41You know what?
4:32:44That was fun.
4:32:44He's sending back to me.
4:32:46When he opened, you know you gave them all the silver.
4:32:48He had some dollars.
4:32:51He did have his.
4:32:52Yeah.
4:32:52You know what was inside of him?
4:32:54A $50 bill.
4:32:57They were not rats, they were as they were, so I don't know, maybe, I'm just trying to find out whether it came from trade or something.
4:33:13But if I don't find any, it's going in our city, can't it?
4:33:20I know, they weren't even rats without side-wrapping, I understand, because it's got the seal on it.
4:33:23I haven't seen it until I asked to see one.
4:33:24No, there isn't.
4:33:27That's his money or something.
4:33:36He had a lot to drink that night.
4:33:38He may need it.
4:33:39Somebody may have spent that.
4:33:40Maybe he's about $50 and they're sending it back.
4:33:42By the way...
4:33:43But he's sending it back.
4:33:44So I'm not supposed to pay the tax.
4:33:44You know what you say about Rod, one of your soldiers?
4:33:48I've been out there with him.
4:33:49I was disappointed in him.
4:33:49He never said anything.
4:33:50His clients are off.
4:33:50He doesn't speak up.
4:33:51Well, and he should say, when he goes, any one of these cabinet members who go to take credit for what they're doing should say,
4:33:54You know, the administration, what the president has, wants us to do, all this conservation thing.
4:34:04And they could stop doing it.
4:34:06I don't understand.
4:34:07I told her, I didn't tell Bob that I was shocked.
4:34:09I figured that was the way to get back to Morton one time.
4:34:12On the route to California, the day before I was sick, I guess, I called back in.
4:34:18I told her, I said, tell Bob that, not the Bob.
4:34:20Yeah, he works for Morton.
4:34:21I said that...
4:34:21then I'm absolutely shocked because he should know better.
4:34:27I see all his write-ups and I see what he does.
4:34:30He never mentions anyone but himself.
4:34:34And I told Patty...
4:34:45I told you every night in the press, he never attacks anybody or anything.
4:34:49At least I've sued a handful of men who say something.
4:34:51I'm amazed because I said, of all the people, I thought Morton, having been a congressman and being in the National Committee, would realize that this is a team effort.
4:34:57If the Nixon name doesn't keep going out with some people, it's not going to do any good for Morton.
4:35:00And I told her to remind me, I had Bob remind me, that you went around the country doing the Eisenhower administration.
4:35:03Every word was right.
4:35:26Well, I told her that I thought Morton ought to be somebody to serve the other pastors.
4:35:28Yes.
4:35:28Frankly, I must say, I haven't built that very well.
4:35:29It's difficult for him with everybody saying that he has no job.
4:35:31Well, I understand that Henry is a difficult man, but Henry is brilliant and actually indispensable.
4:35:33But Henry is, Henry on the other hand, is terrible to work with.
4:35:46I'm the first to admit it.
4:35:48He's always running on everybody except himself.
4:35:50He just can't help it.
4:35:50And I can tell he's done pretty well, because he's never, I haven't heard anything publicly, and it can't be easy.
4:35:55That's not an easy role.
4:35:56Oh, Jesus Christ.
4:35:56To have the press saying that he's...
4:35:57I'm tired of it.
4:35:57I'm tired of it.
4:35:59Well, I didn't mean it.
4:36:02I think we have to credit Bill with taking this.
4:36:16It's all math and money over there.
4:36:19She does that Liberian thing.
4:36:22That would be just a tangent.
4:36:27So if there are events, otherwise, frankly, for Liberia, for the Negroes, it would look great if she made a special trip to go to that operation.
4:36:46It wouldn't be part of the law, but she's clear across that.
4:36:57There was some other day in the country that said she was going to have a celebration too, and she does one of those.
4:37:03That's what I meant.
4:37:04Because it wouldn't...
4:37:05I'm not sure if the blacks sound just like the Jews.
4:37:12What did you do for me yesterday?
4:37:19I'm not looking for the blacks.
4:37:20You didn't look at us one time.
4:37:20But what I had is with the damn Jews.
4:37:23They want the president to be, you know, of all the people who have been crying, you know what I mean?
4:37:32The young church, the little masters of college are always, you know, thinking about, well, what are we doing about the blacks?
4:37:40At least we can do that to an extent.
4:37:49I mean, listen, I know we're talking about the black people.
4:37:50It's just the same theory we all use every day.
4:37:53The back's on the plane.
4:37:58The back's on the plane.
4:38:00Wait, wait, the plane's on the plane.
4:38:03But I've got to choose against it.
4:38:05Well, they really all, the ones who are so bad are really against this country.
4:38:19They just want to use this country to build up Israel.
4:38:21I mean, they're all involved in, look, conspiring with these people, the damn Jews.
4:38:28They're, they're, they're defending Israel.
4:38:30They do reach where Israel is turning them away.
4:38:31There's the blacks.
4:38:32Oh, sure.
4:38:32Those people landed over there trying to settle there, and they won't let them in the country.
4:38:34Okay.
4:38:35Well, there's no problem with us getting loaded on it.
4:38:58It's just, uh...
4:39:09Why don't you see that it's a case of grace?
4:40:30I know.
4:40:42Yeah, and I thought about this kid.
4:40:45I just wanted you to see a picture.
4:40:46Actually, the fact that he's showcased with you and got his picture in paper, he's, you know, he's had enough of that.
4:40:54But I thought it was cute.
4:40:57No, there are lots and lots and lots of things that go out of here.
4:41:18See, there's people on all kinds of things.
4:41:20Most of the tickets go out by the, you know, there's a lot of other things.
4:41:22I have one question.
4:41:23Have you put Butterfield instead of me in charge of Gettysburg?
4:41:24No, no, no.
4:41:24We haven't made a change.
4:41:26What guest list?
4:41:29For dinners.
4:41:30For dinners?
4:41:35No, no, no, you're a guest list.
4:41:36Okay.
4:41:39The only time that he did one of those fun, we had that, uh, that, uh, special segment or something here, the city, the city fire action.
4:41:51Yeah, maybe that.
4:41:52The city fire action.
4:41:54Well, I sent a list over, and we already had too many people, and he added three names to it without even consulting me, and I just wanted to know what they were doing.
4:42:09I just wanted the detail coming up.
4:42:11And I talked to him about it, but I didn't want to talk to him that if he has been a victim, what charges that he has, I'm going to have to hold him back.
4:42:18What was the situation?
4:42:19How was it working for you?
4:42:21Well, it's always been that they all send us, but no, he gives names that you give, I guess.
4:42:29He gives a couple.
4:42:31Maybe I'm the interesting one.
4:42:35I have no idea.
4:42:35Colson sends in his list, and Cashin, and they all send in their list, and then we put as many as we possibly can, you know, squeeze on each one.
4:42:46And it's not easy to do these.
4:42:48He had a list of Mrs. Bob Brown, and Harry Baldwin, not Bob's mother.
4:42:52Bob Brown's been at one state dinner, at four after dinner entertainments.
4:42:58And Mrs. Haldeman's been at the two or three church things, and at the December party, you know, the special party for close friends last year.
4:43:09It isn't even who it is, but it's Mr. Haldeman.
4:43:14He's called over and asked them without even checking.
4:43:16And we are over.
4:43:17We have to hope, and we're sitting here praying that people will regret it.
4:43:23And I just don't, I just can't look that way if somebody else is going to call and add names and then, because we have some.
4:43:35Colson wanted to get Mr. and Mrs. Victor right down.
4:43:36He wanted to particularly be here, but he's got an inactive Elizabeth Ann.
4:43:38I think it's much more important to get Vic right now than it is Bob Brashen.
4:43:42Bob Brashen paid damn well.
4:43:48He works hard to get a minute, but he's... Well, but I thought, yes or no, but see, we're holding ourselves.
4:43:55If someone, if we get enough regrets, because that came in late.
4:43:59But it didn't.
4:44:00We've had, we've had, like, he particularly wants to come, he even comes to the after dinner for the...
4:44:08But it's just that I don't think somebody else, I can't work if somebody else can call and put three people on when we're already over and holding Shirley Temple Black with that pained by Tito and those people.
4:44:21And she wants to come and she should come.
4:44:24They should come before Bob Brown and before I was at home.
4:44:29I can't get her on that until they're done.
4:44:36All I want to know is, I don't want to start anything, but I want to talk to her about it.
4:44:44All right.
4:44:44I don't want you to do anything.
4:44:45I just want to know that, you know, I don't want to do something I'm not supposed to do, but I don't want to do anything.
4:44:49And what we do is just try terribly hard to get the people that you want and that everybody thinks should get in and get a feel of each other.
4:44:58Okay.
4:44:59Everybody tries to get his own piece.
4:45:07I know, they all do.
4:45:07We, for example, we can't, for example, church things, I know, they're wandering.
4:45:12Or the dentist side, you know, not enough.
4:45:15You know, sort of the other types.
4:45:16There's just a reason that Harry's a persistent bum.
4:45:25What you do is credit, but others should be just as persistent.
4:45:28Yeah, and I don't see those lists, like, before they're out.
4:45:30But last week, I didn't even know, you know, they had Joe Lewis on, and they had the same, the reason he wasn't on it was because of the list.
4:45:35They had it spelled Joe, L-E-W-I-S, and I saw that address of Las Vegas, and I know that hotel is run by the Mastys.
4:45:40And I thought, oh my heavens, who is that?
4:45:43Is that a member?
4:45:45And so then I read the society page, because it was late, they were going to come in here.
4:45:51I was like, we're going to get on their special letters.
4:46:09Billy Graham raised the point.
4:46:23He was here because he got very tired shaking hands.
4:46:24He's special changing hands.
4:46:25He says, that's what they all like.
4:46:27Of course they like it.
4:46:28That kid likes it.
4:46:28There are 200 million people.
4:46:29They'd all love it.
4:46:29But I shouldn't shake hands with these people now.
4:46:32Coming through that line last time, they had the policeman, the Secret Service, two or three military people from the military aid's office, three or four of them working two or three other offices.
4:46:37Do the cabinet people come through every day?
4:46:44That doesn't bother me, because they usually come through with important people.
4:46:48And some of them, sometimes they don't, but my wife is yours.
4:46:50You just can't wait to come back.
4:47:05I should be spending that time, basically, let's face it, I love doing things for this family, I know that for sure, but I'm not justified in meeting, for example, somebody from the protection service and six of his kids.
4:47:16Staying out there and not meeting somebody like that yourself, that's what your reading is down to.
4:47:18Well, that's right.
4:47:18I think if they come in, you...
4:47:19As you do, very graciously, always open the thing and welcome them.
4:47:27I open it, and God, we have a minister.
4:47:31And it's not happening, but we can do it.
4:47:32Just open it, and God, we have a minister.
4:47:33And then, after we die in heaven, always take the upstairs door, and we'll go to the third floor and have some tea.
4:47:37And that, I was very sure as I held it in, you could give it to them.
4:47:43About to get that one off, Terry's one off.
4:47:45This thing is a...
4:47:46I think what you should do at the end of it is thank them for being there.
4:47:52If Pat wants to shake hands with them, say that you now have to go, you know, you have to attend a meeting or something, and just... Well, I guess we're going to have to cut all these things down, don't we?
4:48:04Eric, from my part, I'm just...
4:48:04I'm coming in, I'm going to attempt it, but I don't think I'm going to see who it is.
4:48:07What is your feeling that when they've been around and around, do we have to shake hands with the people that come after dinner?
4:48:19I think we have to.
4:48:22terrible pain in the neck.
4:48:33I don't really think you have to.
4:48:34I guess everybody else has to do.
4:48:35Well, I'll tell you what happens if you don't.
4:48:36You know, I said, well, don't do that.
4:48:36That's a job that's important.
4:48:37Yes, in fact, I like that, too, because there are people who fight over the country.
4:48:39You know what happens every time?
4:48:46Some of the lack of energy will come in, and they're usually administrating something, and by God, and everybody's like, and grab me.
4:49:00And our people don't know how the hell to handle them.
4:49:01See?
4:49:01Well, uh...
4:49:01I think that's a huge chance.
4:49:04The dads are a total waste of time.
4:49:04It's too bad they can't stop.
4:49:05A total waste of time.
4:49:06I hate them all.
4:49:06Every one of them.
4:49:08Every damn one of them.
4:49:13Well, they have champagne downstairs and they usually have somebody act as host and then take them up.
4:49:27I don't, if we get, if we have people from out of town, they're fairly important people, we haven't sent that list over yet.
4:49:43For instance, Romney would like to bring the Minister of Housing for after dinner, because Spain is here.
4:49:58Romney's not coming to the dinner?
4:50:03Romney's coming to the dinner, I put him on the teacher.
4:50:05Oh, I told him there's no room.
4:50:06Because, and I also told him, we do not invite people, national, from another country to a dinner for teacher, you know.
4:50:13We have done an excellent job.
4:50:19We have covered... We've had everybody in his office.
4:50:28Probably the church.
4:50:30That's about pretty good, isn't it?
4:50:36Nothing.
4:50:37Before that, we had Blair.
4:50:38You had Blair?
4:50:40After dinner and a change?
4:50:41Yeah.
4:50:42And all of them.
4:50:43Because they don't rank for dinner.
4:50:48They really don't.
4:50:49None of them.
4:50:50That's why, like Bob Brown, our people don't go to state dinners.
4:50:54We don't have our plan out there for state dinners.
4:50:57Only the ones who have cabinet rank.
4:51:03And I don't think we should.
4:51:04People are sitting here.
4:51:05They're not here to be going to dinners.
4:51:07Unless there's a good reason for them to help out at the dinner.
4:51:11They shouldn't be there.
4:51:13Well, damn it, I invited three blacks that Bob Brown gave me.
4:51:26That's the best one.
4:51:27I'll talk with him, but I just wanted, I didn't want to step on any of your rank.
4:51:32No, you just say that I'm sorry, but then you still... Well, he went over my head and had them send out invitations yesterday.
4:51:39That's why I said, I'll talk to him.
4:51:40But you can't do that.
4:51:40We can't have two people being the final...
4:51:57I just wanted to thank you for your various support yesterday in working out that problem we had over there with the drone, this waste.
4:52:21And I think without you, we couldn't have made it.
4:52:22And we want to work with you.
4:52:22We hope that we can have some good cooperation.
4:52:23But I guess I just didn't want you to...
4:52:24I didn't intend to order that town, but I wanted to call it.
4:52:30Right, right.
4:52:42Well, you notice, I'm sure, that I initialed the understanding.
4:52:54I think there was basically a misunderstanding, frankly, that sort of I had intended all along.
4:53:00But you know, like, by the time the press begins to breathe and all that, then one guy will say something that he was quite supposed to say that would be a misunderstanding.
4:53:04But it takes folks like you to sort of keep a rocker to go to about two times a day.
4:53:11Yeah, yeah.
4:53:31Good point.
4:53:31Well, we're going to try to do our best to get along.
4:53:36I know this is tough.
4:53:36It's often tough, too, with the pressures with your logos and so forth.
4:53:39It's a good battle.
4:53:44It's a good fight.
4:53:52It's one where I think we're all responsible.
4:53:57We can fix it.
4:53:58I will.
4:53:58As I'm sure you know, our Russian trip, which now the Chinese trip means that just exactly what it says, as I point out in the press, doesn't mean that we
4:54:05to change our philosophy, but it does mean that we're not going to negotiate on some of these things that otherwise might get us involved in some kind of conflict that affects the rest of Vietnam.
4:54:26And I think your membership of the crew, particularly, because as you well know, I don't know what to do with them, and they do who they're doing, which is good.
4:54:29All right.
4:54:36Frank, I'm not, I'm not up on it at the moment, but Connolly just got back in, and I told you that, but I, my last report was that that was rocking along pretty well.
4:54:56I mean, I haven't had the, I can't be humble, but my recollection is that they were going to work out some certain deal on that.
4:55:03And very soon,
4:55:09All you can do.
4:55:18What did you tell your team?
4:55:20Go ahead.
4:55:20That you can absolutely turn it on.
4:55:21That you talk to me.
4:55:22As I say, the Secretary of Treasury and I are working on the Canadian thing.
4:55:27It's a special thing.
4:55:28We don't want to.
4:55:28We can't, of course, get in our bargaining position.
4:55:30We work something out.
4:55:30But we're going to work.
4:55:34And also the other countries too, but I'll take back the Japanese.
4:55:38They've got a couple of ways for me to work on it.
4:55:41I think you agree with me.
4:55:45Basically, Japan is our best overseas customer.
4:55:54Japan and Canada are our best customers in the world.
4:55:59Okay.
4:56:00Well, you tell our team we're all for it.
4:56:04All right.
4:56:04I'll be good to talk to you.
5:04:09Mr. President, with these credentials, in accordance with the way that you have found them, it wouldn't be necessary to get over until about 10 past 3, sir.
5:04:28Until a few people arrive, a few little things come up.
5:04:29They all know, sir.
5:04:30They know you're very busy today, and some things have come up, and that's why I didn't move.
5:04:32No, they were told they were going to have meetings with me.
5:04:33No, sir.
5:04:33No, I mean, they told them they were going to have conversations before.
5:04:34No, sir.
5:04:35So they weren't cut off, but they weren't.
5:04:54They don't .
5:04:56These people are coming to present their credentials, not to have a private meeting .
5:04:58They'll start running around 3 a.m. should be here by that 10 past 3, so we can just float through quite easily.
5:05:02The picture is set.
5:05:02We're just walking through the green room and move on to the next stand.
5:05:04.
5:05:04The reverend's still closed up .
5:05:06And I'll walk them out and walk them to the door.
5:05:15You don't even need to walk them to the door, Mr. President.
5:05:22Just walk them to the, to the blue room door and they'll go out the front door and they'll be glad.
5:05:24And I'll walk them out to that door and walk back and say, sir, just go out the next door.
5:05:26That's the way we want to do it.
5:05:26We don't want to.
5:05:27That's right, sir.
5:05:27I believe everyone understands that also.
5:05:32Everyone understands that.
5:05:34Don't put it on the basis that we're changing anything.
5:05:47That's the only thing.
5:05:48Because they've been told they're going to have conversations, and I haven't had them.
5:05:51And we'll look at the future and we'll look this way, see.
5:05:52I don't think it's necessary for you to have conversations with them.
5:05:54I know it's not necessary, but I mean, if they've been told that I don't have a thing, we're changing it, you see.
5:05:56And in the future, though, I've told them we're not going to have any more conversations.
5:05:58I understand.
5:05:58We just want them to walk through and shake hands, see.
5:05:59Well, my information is that they don't expect to have conversations.
5:08:25I don't think they did.
5:08:36They told Mossbacher he knows.
5:08:42Yeah, but what I mean is if they are told they're going to have conversations and then don't even for five minutes, you can't do it on the basis, well, the president's busy today.
5:08:49See?
5:08:50We just don't do it.
5:09:00I mean, I don't want to do it that way.
5:09:01I ought to do it.
5:09:02What I regret...
5:09:02I said not technically.
5:09:03Earlier, they were committed to conversations.
5:09:07We're expecting them.
5:09:07They should not change them.
5:09:08They told me not to know what the thing was and to tell us just to squeeze it down from the basement.
5:09:11If they were not committed to conversations, we're just going to shake their hands, have a picture taken, and I'll squirt it through the door and then do the next.
5:09:16It's a way to just be done anyway.
5:09:16We're just ridiculous.
5:09:19conversation with them another time.
5:09:24Stay trying around.
5:09:25Well, let's make one point, which is...
5:09:33You see, he had it filled, and Victor Roussel was next in line.
5:09:43And so there's some, and it was Coastal, that's because of Coastal's assistance.
5:09:52So Crash, she said, now who's making up these lists?
5:10:08Am I or Alex?
5:10:08And I said, you are.
5:10:09You know, that came up before, and I said, she's to do it.
5:10:10So Alex just should have told her that's all.
5:10:11I didn't mind having Bob Brown on the ground list, but it may be that if she had to resell, he may come in in front.
5:10:14She said she already had three blacks in there anyway.
5:10:16So it wasn't for the sake of a black, it was for the sake of Bob Brown.
5:10:18He had a morale problem then.
5:10:18comes up in cycles every six months or so, and you gotta do something for his wife if she gets left out of things.
5:10:31He's maybe used to let them go.
5:10:33Well, I've raised that with Earl and raised this with me, and I've raised it now.
5:10:38At that point, maybe we shouldn't.
5:10:40John said he's doing such a good job, and he is great, as far as the one around and all that, but his wife gets to eating away, and every once in a while we gotta do...
5:10:45She said she didn't know him.
5:10:55They already invited me, so she'll have to knock somebody off.
5:11:12She'll find ways.
5:11:15That's no problem, because they have...
5:11:16They'll find ways.
5:11:17But he's the main point.
5:11:18It is true.
5:11:18He's going to do it, or he's going to do it, one of the two.
5:11:20Because they all come here and, you know, the rest of the thing.
5:11:21And she makes up the list for that.
5:11:26Is that clear?
5:11:35No, she just called her.
5:11:44Yeah.
5:11:44I don't mind that.
5:11:49I hate it sometimes.
5:11:49Just tell her.
5:11:49She'll work it in.
5:11:50We'll do it.
5:11:50There she is.
5:11:50We don't have very many assholes.
5:11:51No, thank God.
5:11:51Well, we have quite a few.
5:11:52It's a little stressful this year, you know.
5:11:53Do we have to have that goddamn entertainment thing?
5:11:54You know, people have to have something to do.
5:11:55The main problem I'm concerned about there is the handshake deal.
5:12:01There's no way you can undo it without the handshake deal.
5:12:03You have to do it.
5:12:03All I can do is... Sure.
5:12:04You know, when they come up the other way and come in, then they pounce on me.
5:12:21Our agents are not just going to go away.
5:12:23See, so that's why I'd much rather shake all their hands and have some church administrative system, which is usually what it is of a congressman, come in and grab me.
5:12:27And when I'm trying to talk to the head of IBM, see?
5:12:29Well, our plan is to have them come up at the same time the others were going into the room.
5:12:32Yeah.
5:12:32So that they just were ushered right into the east room.
5:12:35at the same time the other generation in the eastern, which seems to be a derivative.
5:12:41So they don't get it.
5:12:44It's just awkward for them to mill around.
5:13:01It really isn't necessary to meet us, is it?
5:13:04No, it's not.
5:13:04I mean, we've gone through this in the church, St. Bob.
5:13:06We've gone through it with the others.
5:13:07What do you think?
5:13:07Are we running a big group for after dinner?
5:13:08After dinner, I understand that that was the request.
5:13:10Somebody has requested that we have so many names.
5:13:20Alex Ray Grayson.
5:13:22We've got Samantha here, as you know, to talk about.
5:13:25Well, it keeps coming up.
5:13:26Rose raises it because she's very big on the after-dinner thing.
5:13:28Then Pat gets into the handshaking.
5:13:31Yeah.
5:13:31But I thought she agreed.
5:13:32Well, let me suggest this.
5:13:32And I don't think we should put the speaking guests through the business of shaking hands with administrative assistants.
5:13:37Frankly, that's what it gets down to.
5:13:39Or whoever they are.
5:13:44Well, they don't have to shake your hand just because they're out of your house.
5:13:49I mean, you don't have to.
5:13:51It doesn't have to be.
5:13:52They come, they hear the entertainment, and afterwards they dance.
5:13:54And they see the stage guests when we come in.
5:13:56We come into the room and we go up and shake hands with them.
5:13:58It's a big deal.
5:13:58Yep.
5:13:59Right?
5:13:59Yep.
5:13:59And even, and what the hell is a handshake?
5:14:01They don't even, they just say, hello, thank you.
5:14:04I agree.
5:14:06Then I have to wait and spend the time with the state against meeting important people.
5:14:12I'm going to have to do more of them.
5:14:13I'm going to have to try to tell the folks how to bring them up.
5:14:21It's a hard thing.
5:14:21We must make a good deal out of it.
5:14:24Well, I'm glad to agree that we feel that we can shake hands with them.
5:14:32I don't think you should take an old man like you and meet a bunch of bad people like us.
5:14:37Let's do that for all of them.
5:14:46No.
5:14:46Even if the partnership is in the air, it's not that.
5:14:47He said shake your hands with him before.
5:14:49Let's...
5:14:53At the line, they all go down because they think they're supposed to.
5:14:58Don't worry.
5:14:59It's set up.
5:15:05They didn't have us shake hands with them.
5:15:10Our trips abroad.
5:15:10Well, we didn't have any big dinners.
5:15:13No, we've done some where they were after dinner.
5:15:15Yes, you didn't shake hands with them.
5:15:17In other countries, because I was in the after-dinner group sometimes, and there were a number of countries where we, the rest of your party, did not meet the head of state.
5:15:32Like Franco, we wouldn't meet him.
5:15:42The big thing is to get the invitation, to get dressed up, to be in the White House, and to dance.
5:15:48Dance, and see the entertainment, and whatever the thing is.
5:16:03All of those things.
5:16:05Some of your sad parties, Bob, wouldn't that be a good thing?
5:16:08We have to.
5:16:09That's what she wants.
5:16:10The White House is in.
5:16:11that we, Christ, we haven't had anywhere else.
5:16:15And she isn't complaining that she hasn't been here.
5:16:45I don't think it's a problem.
5:16:47John felt it was a good move to head off a column that comes up.
5:17:00Good.
5:17:00That's fine.
5:17:00No problem.
5:17:01My idea is probably just to cut him off.
5:17:02The role's being weird, too.
5:17:03I don't like it.
5:17:03It doesn't feel good.
5:17:04Anyway, I like you.
5:17:04Yeah, but I'm very emotional about it, and I said, well, I said, well, I said, but Katie, I had impressions as well.
5:17:22They called over, and Lucy sent out the invitations about time, and now we're over on the dinner.
5:17:24I don't know what to do.
5:17:25You know, of course you don't know what to do, right?
5:17:26It is a problem.
5:17:26They're not over on the dinner.
5:17:28No, I know what it is.
5:17:28But it is, and nobody, the point is, you try, you shouldn't interfere with it.
5:17:31You should let it be done in the channel.
5:17:32Be done.
5:17:35I mean, I don't think that's what's worrying her, the fact that she thought that, in other words, that time, you know, we had something to have dinner, or it wasn't her nail or something, or that's not a good thing.
5:17:56Or all of them, or she didn't do it unless she didn't feel it.
5:17:57She thought we'd changed it.
5:17:58Well, it was not a problem, just the fact that we decided to have dinner.
5:18:00Well, it was a working dinner of some kind, where they, Kissinger and State set up for us.
5:18:02We ordered up the invitations and they sent out a rosary to her after the dinner.
5:18:20Oh, was there?
5:18:21Yeah.
5:18:21I know.
5:18:22Which was a mistake.
5:18:23But, you know, nobody even thought about it.
5:18:24We're not, the rest of us are not that sensitive.
5:18:26Yeah.
5:18:26She is terribly sensitive about her priorities.
5:18:28And it's a goddamn good thing for her to do, too.
5:18:29It's there to pay me ass to do it.
5:18:29She knows how to balance it all.
5:18:30She calls the bottom line.
5:18:31And so I think we're able to do it in the anxious state, I suppose so.
5:18:32So I said, Bill Bundy is handling it.
5:18:46And I had already notified the press.
5:18:53The press and the high-level officials and a lot of call bearers probably appreciated the fact that I made that very much so.
5:18:59Just that it was too late to change it.
5:19:00It was a very thoughtful thing.
5:19:00They appreciated your wanting to come.
5:19:01They understood that.
5:19:03Yep.
5:19:06Oh, I don't think so.
5:19:07And that's where we get the Mrs. Atchison.
5:19:12I think it's a hell of a...
5:19:13I mean, that's something.
5:19:15Something.
5:19:15No, no, no.
5:19:16I don't feel like I should have been there.
5:19:16No.
5:19:17No.
5:19:17Because the other thing's already announced.
5:19:18It isn't as if it were a monster.
5:19:20It isn't as if he cranked up something to avoid it.
5:19:24He called her and sent her to be able to...
5:19:31I mean, I mean, tomorrow I could go over the southern defense...
5:19:34There's no problem as far as Henry's concerned having him sit in it.
5:19:59It might not be a bad idea as far as the
5:20:01Henry will be off to that.
5:20:25That's his concept.
5:20:27so that we can get some sort of pictures over there.
5:20:46I heard that you said it was disappeared behind those, those bamboo curtains.
5:20:49That's really true.
5:20:50I was really curious what you're talking about.
5:20:51I would bet that's what he did with the staff, the way he did it in there.
5:20:53You know, it's not acting for it, it's just the way he presented it.
5:20:55You know, he does it in that sort of,
5:20:57And really, I was going to turn around with that, but I can't argue with that.
5:21:15He's very serious.
5:21:15He says, well, there's everybody here.
5:21:17Well, the president will be making this announcement.
5:21:19And he reads the thing.
5:21:19And he says, now let me question against any view for it.
5:21:22and immediately was in the negatives, and never did give it up, just saying this is a wonderful, wonderful accomplishment, and I can't explain it.
5:21:36I had all the attention to it.
5:21:36I had all the attention to it.
5:21:37It's just a question of the mood.
5:21:40And we got that across pretty well in our case, I thought.
5:21:44We had a congressman feeling we're not trying too much.
5:21:48He had that big feeling about it.
5:21:49Well, the staff did, too, because that was big enough.
5:22:06You couldn't kill it anyway.
5:22:07Maybe it was better, too.
5:22:07The question of his race and his style, I think I've told you.
5:22:09I have proved his patience with Russian criminals.
5:22:16I can't believe you purchased it.
5:22:29Seriously.
5:22:29You took it from me?
5:22:30Yep.
5:22:30And be gracious with me and say, well, thank you.
5:22:31That's cool.
5:22:31Yeah.
5:22:31It's been a long time.
5:22:31Yeah, yeah.
5:22:32We had it postponed until after a year.
5:22:33Thanks for protecting the patent.
5:22:33Keep your hands up.
5:23:07You're heading to the residence.
5:23:25You're possible to the residence.
5:23:26You're possible to the residence.
5:23:38Oh, yes.

Nixon, Haldeman & Colson on China trip logistics and Press corps management

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