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Un peth sy'n bwysig iawn yw cadw'r fferm a'r hyn sy'n digwydd yma.

Mae'n bwysig iawn pan fyddwn ni'n gwneud rhywbeth yma, fod yn bwysig.

Nawr, sut rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny nid yw drwy un o'i bobl yma, oherwydd efallai y byddai'n ymwybodol o hynny.

Ond rwy'n argymell, er enghraifft, rhywbeth sy'n dechrau datblygu ar y llyfr, yw'r neges y byddech chi'n ei anfon arno.

Y neges y byddech chi'n ei anfon arno.

a chyfeirio'r opsiynnau sydd wedi'u llwyddo ar hyn o bryd.

Oherwydd byddai'n rhaid iddo gefnogi unrhyw beth bynnag y byddwn yn ei wneud pan fyddai'n ffwrdd, ac byddai'n rhaid i'r Cyngor Gwasanaethol gael rhyw fath o hyder i'w cefnogi hefyd.

Ond mae'n llawer gwell bod yn cael ei adnabod, ac yna byddai'n rhaid iddo ddweud, byddai'n gallu dod yn ôl, ac yna byddai'n rhaid i'w gwneud rhyw fath o hyder i'w gwella.

Mae'r peth pwysig yma yw beidio â chael unrhyw un o'r amgueddfeydd yn y sefyllfa lle gallai ei ddweud ei fod e eisiau ei ddweud.

Mae'n debyg i'w bobl ei fod yn ei hun yn y sefyllfa.

Felly, os ydych chi'n cofio hynny, mae hynny'n iawn.

Mae hynny'n iawn.

Ie.

Rwy'n meddwl y byddwn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.

Rwy'n meddwl.

a chredafu rhywun arall.

Roedden nhw'n meddwl am hynny.

Felly, roeddwn i'n dweud, maen nhw'n meddwl am hynny.

Felly, roeddwn i'n meddwl am hynny.

Yn hytrach na'r cyfnod diwethaf.

Mae'n hawdd i ddechrau bod yn ffyrdd ac yn gyffredinol.

Rydyn ni'n gorfod mynd ymlaen i fynd ymlaen.

Dwi'n meddwl y byddwn ni'n gwneud hynny.

Dwi'n siŵr bod unrhyw un ohonyn nhw wedi gwneud hynny, ond nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny, nid yw'r un sydd wedi gwneud hynny,

Felly, wrth gwrs, rydw i'n hollbwyntio ar hyn o bryd.

Felly, mae'r amgueddfeydd yn gwneud hynny.

Felly, er enghraifft, fe wnes i ddod i'r amgueddfeydd.

Fe wnes i ddod i'r amgueddfeydd.

Felly, mae'r amgueddfeydd yn gwneud hynny.

dydyn nhw ddim yn mynd ychydig yn fawr â hynny, dwi'n cofio.

Fel mae'n ei ddweud, nid yw hynny'n rhyfeddol.

Dwi ddim yn rhaid i chi ddweud, dwi ddim yn meddwl beth yw'r cwestiwn hwnnw.

Mae nhw'n mynd ymlaen, yn ceisio...

yn ceisio gwneud hyn, yn ceisio gwneud hyn, yn ceisio gwneud hyn, yn ceisio gwneud hyn, yn ceisio gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn, yn gwneud hyn,

Rwy'n credu bod eich syniad yn gywir.

Mae'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n rhywbeth sy'n

Oherwydd rydyn ni angen, ar ôl hynny, nid ydym ni'n gallu cael unrhyw sylwadau am bwy yw'n cael y credid.

Mae'r holl credid yn rhaid iddo fynd i'r Prif Weinidog.

Yr holl beth sy'n rhaid iddo fynd i'r Prif Weinidog.

Ie.

Mae'n iawn.

Rydyn ni'n gweld beth rydyn ni'n ei wneud, efallai rydych chi'n gwybod.

Rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod, rydyn ni'n gwybod,

Ac yna, rydyn ni ddim yn cael cyfnod cyfnodol ar y cyfnodau sydd wedi'u cymryd i lawr.

Ond os yw'n cael rhywbeth fel hyn yn digwydd, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae'n gwneud rhywbeth fel hynny, ac mae

Mae'n rhaid i chi gael cyflawniad yn y sefydliad hwn.

Dyna'r hyn rwy'n ei ddysgu.

Nid ydych chi'n cael cyflawniad yn y sefydliad hwn.

Nid ydych chi'n cael ymddygiad gan hynny.

Nid ydych chi'n cael ymddygiad gan hynny neu hynny neu hynny.

Mae'n rhaid i chi gael cyflawniad yn y sefydliad hwn.

Nid ydych chi'n cael ymddygiad gan hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hynny neu hyn

Mae'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog ddatblygu'r pethau sy'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog ddatblygu'r pethau sy'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog ddatblygu'r pethau sy'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog

Ac felly mae hynny'n digwydd yma, ac mae'n wirioneddol wych.

Roeddwn i'n edrych ar hynny.

Roedd hynny'n rhywbeth yr oedd wedi cael ei wneud ac wedi'i ddysgu am bywyd.

Roedd hynny'n ymwneud â hynny.

Roedden ni wedi ymwneud â rhywbeth fel asiantaeth teulu.

Roedd hynny'n ymwneud â hynny.

yn ystod y cyfnod.

Yn amlwg, mae rhai o'r credu ar gyfer ni wedi dechrau ysgrifennu ar hyn o bryd.

Rwy'n meddwl bod yn ymwneud â'r credu.

Maen nhw'n ysgrifennu hynny oherwydd maen nhw hefyd yn meddwl am y termau hynny, Bob, ac mae'n ymwneud â... Mae'n ymwneud â gweld pethau'n ymwneud â hynny.

Mae'n ymwneud â gweld popeth yn ymwneud â hynny.

Maen nhw'n ymwneud â'r digwyddiad.

Maen nhw'n ymwneud â'r digwyddiad ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â hynny ac yn ymwneud â

Mae'n debyg.

Diolch yn fawr.

Felly roedd e'n deimlo'n dda iawn ei fod yn dda 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

Diolch yn fawr.

Rydyn ni'n cofio.

Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud eich bod chi'n ceisio, ond rydyn ni'n mynd ymlaen i'r cofnodau a chyflawni'r sylwadau, ac rydw i'n mynd i reoli hynny.

Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud eich bod chi'n mynd i'r cofnodau a chyflawni'r sylwadau.

Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud eich bod chi'n mynd

Rwy'n meddwl y byddwn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.

Rwy'n meddwl y byddwn yn gallu gwneud hynny.

Dwi'n meddwl os yw hynny'n iawn, dwi'n meddwl, dwi'n gwybod.

Efallai yw, efallai nad yw'r wlad yn gwneud hynny.

Mae rhai ohonyn nhw, ond nawr, os nad ydyn ni'n mynd i fyny yma, dydyn ni ddim am fod yn mynd i fynd i fyny.

Mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol, mae'n ddiddorol.

Mae'r rhain yn cael cyd-destun, maen nhw'n mynd yn un ffordd neu'n arall.

Mae'r rhain yn gallu gwneud hynny bob amser.

Mae'n gallu gwneud hynny.

Mae nhw'n gwneud pethau fel Cymru a Rhwydwaith.

Y peth ddiddorol yw eu bod nhw'n dod o hyd i ddwy ffordd i'w dechrau, ac maen nhw'n gwneud hynny.

Maen nhw'n gwneud hynny.

Mae'n anhygoel sut llawer o ydych chi'n gwneud yr olwg.

Mae'n fawr.

Ie.

Mae'n iawn iawn.

Mae'n dda iawn.

rydyn ni'n ceisio.

Rydw i'n meddwl ei fod, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, rydw i'n meddwl, ryd

Ac hefyd, dyna un peth arall, a dywedodd, os oedd hi wedi gwneud pethau, os oedd hi wedi gwneud pethau, roedd hi'n gallu gwerthu'r llywodraeth.

Nawr, byddai hynny ddim yn newid.

Byddai hynny ddim yn newid.

Rwy'n gwybod, rwy'n gwybod, rwy'n gwybod, rwy'n gwybod, rwy'n gwybod, rwy'n gwybod,

Yeah, well, I was going to ask you to take an idea.

I just wanted to, there is a scenario on the Department of Agriculture.

Yeah, I was going to ask that question.

I didn't, I didn't dare broach that in here, but I've got a working hypothesis on it that I'd better try it.

Yeah, I think you were trying to do it.

Supposedly.

Mae hynny'n rhywfaint o gas.

Gwych.

Diolch.

Ac hefyd, dwi ddim yn siŵr, dwi ddim yn siŵr y bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r holl hyn y byddech chi efallai'n ystyried yn y cyngor.

Wel.

Y bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn y byddech chi'n ei ystyried yn y cyngor.

Wel.

Y bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn y byddech chi'n ystyried yn y cyngor.

Wel.

Y bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn y byddech chi'n ystyried yn y cyngor.

Wel.

Y bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn y byd

Ond yn ymgysylltu, roedden ni'n mynd i fynd â chi'n newydd i'r Prif Weinidog Cynhyrchu.

Ac yn ymgysylltu, rydych chi'n ei ddod allan i'r pres gyda Cliff Hart, ac rydych chi'n ei gyhoeddi.

Ac yna mae'n cymryd cwestiynau.

Ac maen nhw'n dweud, Wel, Brif Weinidog, sut rydych chi'n teimlo am y rheoleiddio hwn?

Ac mae'n dweud, Rwyf wedi cael sgwrs gyda'r Prif Weinidog am hynny.

Ac un o'r canlyniadau fy mynd i'r swydd hwn yw sicrwydd y Prif Weinidog fod, ar gyfer y cyfnod hwn,

bydd y Gweinidog Cynhyrchu'n cael ei droi allan o'r rhan o re-organisio.

Mae'n dda.

Rydyn ni'n gwneud y cwestiwn ychwanegol.

Un, rydych chi'n gwneud y cwestiwn ychwanegol.

Ddau, rydych chi'n gwneud rhywun o'r dyn hwn yn mynd i mewn gyda'r ffermwyr sy'n gofalu am hyn, y ffermwyr proffesiynol.

Byddwn ni'n gallu gweithio ar hyn o bryd i ddarparu sefydliad sy'n llwyddiannus i sefydliadau fferm.

Byddwn ni'n gallu gweithio ar hyn o bryd i ddarparu sefydliad sy'n

Ac rwy'n credu ein bod ni'n ei roi mewn sefyllfa ac mae'r broker yn ymwneud â hynny yn ddiweddar.

Nid yw hynny'n dweud ein bod ni all gallu cymryd rhai o'r pethau hyn allan.

Yn siwr.

Felly dyna beth rydych chi'n ei wneud, dyna beth rydych chi'n ei wneud, dyna beth rydych chi'n ei wneud, dyna beth rydych chi'n ei wneud

yn ymwneud â'r gwasanaeth cyffredinol yn y diwedd, mae'r rhai hyn y gallwn ni siarad amdano, p'un a fydd yn cael ei alw'n ymgyrchol neu'n ymgyrchol, mae'n bwysig iawn.

Rwy'n credu bod hynny'n llawer iawn, ac rwy'n credu mai'r rheswm rydyn ni'n ei gynrychioli ynghylch hyn.

Nid ydw i'n siarad amdano, ond rwy'n siarad amdano, ac rwy'n credu bod hynny'n llawer iawn, ac rwy'n credu bod hynny'n llawer iawn, ac rwy'n credu bod hynny'n llawer iawn, ac rwy'n

Yn ddiddorol, dyna un ysgrifennu o'r ysgrifennu pan fyddwch chi'n mynd ymlaen yn yr ysgrifennu'r Ffrancaidd.

Yn ddiddorol, dyna un ysgrifennu pan fyddwch chi'n mynd ymlaen yn yr ysgrifennu'r Ffrancaidd.

Wel, gallwn ni gael y ddynion hynny i wneud mwy o waith ar hynny.

Wel, gallwn ni gael y dynion hynny i wneud mwy o waith ar hynny.

os oes gennych unrhyw enw arbennig ar gyfer y Prif Weinidog, caw'r enw'n arbennig, neu gallwch ei alw'n rhywbeth arall gyda'r enw gwahanol, neu rywbeth o'r math hwnnw.

Ac felly gallwch ei alw'n rhywbeth arall gyda'r enw gwahanol.

Gweinidog arbennig, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahanol, arweinydd gwahan

Diolch yn fawr yn fawr yn fawr.

Wel, dylai'i fod yn yr un fath â'r Rheolwr Cymunedol Cymdeithasol yma.

Iawn, ac wedyn mae ganddo tri gweinidog.

Mae'r un arall yn ganddo chwe gweinidog Cymunedol Cymdeithasol a'r un arall yn ganddo gweinidog transport a chwe gweinidog...

Mr. Cyngor, Cyngor y Prifysgol, Cyngor Cymdeithasol, Cyngor, Cyngor y Prifysgol, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor, Cyngor

Ac mae'n debyg ei bod wedi cael ychwanegol o hynny ers amser hir.

Ond mae'n dweud bod hynny'n ychwanegol iawn.

Ac mae'r bobl mewn trafodaeth wedi cyfeirio'r geiriau â Dwight.

Mae'r prifysgol yn gwneud hyn yn y prifysgol.

Dwi ddim yn gwybod sut yw hynny'n dda.

Mae'r gwahanol gwleidyddiaeth a'r anoddau yn fwy na hynny.

Mae'n debyg i'r rhan fwyaf nad ydym yn ymwybodol o hynny.

Wrth gwrs, mae'r ymarferwyr yn ymwneud â'r gwahanol gwleidyddiaeth.

Mae'r gwahanol gwleidyddiaeth yn ymwneud â'r gwahanol gwleidyddiaeth.

Wrth gwrs, mae'r ymarferwyr yn ymwneud â'r gwahanol gwleidyddiaeth.

Maen nhw, yr Ataliwnau yw, chi'n gwbod, y Colombo a'r holl argyfwngau yma, maen nhw'n eithaf aristocratig ac, chi'n gwbod, yn grŵp, ac mae'r Romain yn mynd i mewn fel, yn mynd i fynd i fynd fel argyfwng anoddol.

Rwy'n dweud, chi'n gwybod, rydyn ni wedi meddwl amdano, rydw i wedi meddwl amdano.

Mae Roger wedi dweud yr un ffordd arall.

Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny, rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.

Efallai yw'n iawn, efallai y byddwn ni'n ei anfon i unrhyw ffordd.

Mae'n gweithio

Rydyn ni'n gweithio ar hyn o bryd.

Wel, dyna'r syniad.

A ydych chi wedi cael... Roeddwn i'n meddwl, roeddwn i'n mynd i ofyn i chi am hyn, ond gadewch i mi ddweud hynny.

Rydw i'n hoffi'r syniad o'r Cyngor i'r Prif Weinidog.

Rydyn ni'n ceisio gweithio ar rhywbeth.

Cyngor i'r Prif Weinidog ar gyfer y ddau adran.

Byddai'r Prif Weinidog yn arbennig.

Cyngor i'r Prif Weinidog, rwy'n meddwl y gallwch chi ei alw.

Prif Weinidog.

Rwy'n gweld.

Prif Weinidog.

Mae'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog ar gyfer llywodraeth arbennig newydd ei wneud.

Mae'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a'r Prif Weinidog a

Ond y peth arall y byddai'n haws i'r Cyngor ymlaen, byddwn i'n meddwl y byddai'n llwyr iawn.

Ac yna, gofyn i'w gyflawni'r sefydliadau cyflawni.

Felly, byddwn i'n gweithio â'r sefydliadau cyflawni, ond dwi'n dweud, byddwn i'n gweithio â'r sefydliadau cyflawni.

Ac yna, byddwn i'n gweithio â'r sefydliadau cyflawni.

Ac yna, byddwn i'n gweithio â'r sefydliadau cyflawni

Mae'n rhaid i mi ofyn, a ydych chi wedi cael unrhyw beth yn fawr o'r Gweithgaredd?

Ydych chi wedi cael unrhyw beth yn fawr o'r Gweithgaredd?

Mae'n rhaid i mi ofyn, a ydych chi wedi cael unrhyw beth yn fawr o'r Gweithgaredd?

A dwi ddim yn gwybod unrhyw beth i'w wneud, heb i Mitchell neu fi neu rhywun fynd i siarad â nhw amdano.

Ydyn ni'n meddwl ei fod yn ddyn da i chi?

Mae'n ddyn ddiddorol iawn.

Dyn ddiddorol iawn.

A'n ifanc.

Nid yw hi'n fwy na 40 neu 41, ond mae'n gwrth.

Mae'n gwrth gyda Curtis.

Mae Curtis yn ffrindiau dda iawn.

Wel, mae'n anodd i chi roi'r gwrth i Robert.

Wel, mae'n anodd i chi roi'r gwrth i Robert

Rydw i eisiau iddo ddod i lawr.

heno a byddem yn edrych arno.

Mae'n dda iawn, ond mae'r dyn hwn, heb unrhyw wahanol, heb unrhyw wahanol wahanol, mae'n smart, mae'n dda i siarad, mae'n gwneud ymddiriedaeth da, mae'n gweithio'n fawr iawn o'r adran yma nawr, mae'n debyg ei fod yn fawr iawn, ac mae'n ffermwyr ychydig.

Mae ganddyn nhw gwyllt, corn,

a sardw a chadw.

Ac mae'n ymwneud â'r busnes.

Mae'n mynd i'r wythnosau'n ôl ac yn rhedeg ei ffyn.

Felly mae'n ateb y math hwnnw o ymddygiadau.

Mae'n ymddygiadol.

Mae'n ysgrifennu'r peth hwnnw.

Sut mae'n ysgrifennu'r peth hwnnw?

Wel,

am rhesymau nad ydyn nhw'n glir i mi, nid oedden nhw'n gweithio arno.

Roedd nhw'n gweithio ar furw.

Roedd rhywbeth, ond roedd yn eithaf ymgysylltiedig.

Ac wedyn am ryw rhesym, roedd Joe Craft yn ysgrifennu'r holl beth hwn y bore yma.

Yn ystod hyn, roedd yn dweud bod y furw wedi'i ysgrifennu'n dda iawn.

Ac mae rhywbeth yn digwydd ac dydw i ddim yn deall efallai y byddan nhw'n meddwl y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgrifennu'r cwestiwn y byddan nhw'n ysgr

A dwi ddim yn gwybod pam, ond nid yw hynny'n golygu broblem ar y dde.

A dwi'n meddwl bod hynny'n dweud hynny.

Rydyn ni ddim yn gallu, rydyn ni ddim yn gallu.

Rydyn ni ddim yn gallu.

ac mae'n rhaid i hynny fod yn ymwneud â llywodraeth.

Ond roeddwn i'n ymwybodol y byddech chi'n gallu adnabod hynny ym mis Ionawr.

Ym mis Ionawr, ar ddiwethaf, neu rywbeth fel hynny.

Rwy'n credu bod y ffordd i wneud hynny yw i mi wneud hynny nawr, pan fydd yn ymwneud â llywodraeth.

Rydyn ni'n cytuno.

Rwy'n credu bod hynny'n ymwneud â llywodraeth.

Rydyn ni'n cytuno.

Ryd

Ond yn y cyfnod hwn, os gallwch chi ddod i'r llawr o'r llawr yma a ddweud, dwi'n gofyn i chi ddim yn dweud unrhyw beth, ond gadewch i ni ddod i'r llawr yma.

Allwch chi wneud hynny?

Rydyn ni wedi, ac rydyn ni wedi cynllunio ein hunain.

Rydyn ni'n gofyn, er enghraifft, rydyn ni eisiau bod yn awdurdod.

Rydw i'n ei ddweud bod y Prifysgol eisiau gwybod.

Rydyn ni, rydych chi'n gwybod beth rydw i'n ei ddweud.

Nid yw'n dweud unrhyw beth, neu rydym ni'n ymwne

Mae hynny'n bwysig.

Dydw i ddim hyd yn oed wedi cyhoeddi hynny, oherwydd dydw i ddim eisiau cael hyn wedi'i gyflawni, ac rydw i wedi'i gyhoeddi.

Ac ar ôl i mi feddwl bod y peth hwn yn hwyl, rydw i wedi'i gyhoeddi ac rydw i'n dweud, iawn, nawr rydw i wedi'i gyhoeddi, gadewch i ni siarad am hyn.

Rydw i eisiau siarad amdanyn nhw wrth ddod i'r blynyddoedd ac ati, ac rwy'n credu bod gennym ni beth sy'n mynd i ddigwydd ar ôl yr eleisiwn.

Os wnaf i wneud hynny, byddwch chi'n cael cymryd hynny'n ddrwg iawn, felly byddaf i'n ysgrifennu, wrth gwrs, dwi'n meddwl y byddai hynny'n bwysig.

Felly, ar y llall arall, gallwch chi ddim ei ddweud yn unrhyw fath.

Mae'n anodd i mi ddweud hynny.

Gallwn dweud, wrth gwrs, y byddwn i eisiau i chi ddweud hynny, ond mewn gw

Mae hynny'n anodd.

Wel, rwy'n meddwl os yw hyn yw hyn yw, hyd yn oed os ydych chi wedi mynd, os ydych chi wedi gwneud hynny, bydd yna llawer o faterion y byddwch chi ddim yn gallu eu cadw.

Mae'n iawn.

Mae

Rwy'n dechrau'r sgyrsiaeth.

Rwy wedi bod yn meddwl amdanyn nhw, ac fe wnaethon nhw sylweddoli i mi.

Roeddwn i wedi meddwl amdanyn nhw, ac fe wnaethon nhw sylweddoli i mi.

Roeddwn i wedi meddwl amdanyn nhw sylweddoli i mi.

Roeddwn i wedi meddwl amdanyn nhw sylweddoli i

This year.

I say that because I don't have anybody to replace you with.

And even if I did, there would be a hell of a lot of confirmation that Vera would be hurting.

And so I would like to ask you to stay.

Rwy'n gobeithio y byddwn i wedi gwneud hynny.

Rwy'n gobeithio.

Mae'n dda.

Dwi'n meddwl bod hynny'n rhywle.

Iawn.

dyma'r ffordd gorau i'w wneud.

Roeddwn i'n dweud, mae'r trafodaeth o'r trafodaeth bob amser yn cael ei gyflawni ac yna byddai hynny'n rhoi lle i'w adeiladu i adeiladu rhywun ac i chi ei adeiladu ac i chi ei ddewis.

A byddai'n cael ei ddysgu, ac yna byddwn ni'n mynd allan a gweithio er mwyn cyflawni'r diwethaf.

Ond hefyd, byddwn i'n ddweud hyn, y byddai hynny'n helpu'r diwethaf oherwydd byddai'n gwneud i'r cyfarwyddwr nesaf o'r FBI

Ac unrhyw un o'r ddemograffiaid sy'n cysylltu â Jackson yw'n mynd i roi'r llyfn llyfn yn ei swydd, ac maen nhw'n gwybod yn dda iawn ei fod wedi'i roi allan yn unrhyw un rydych chi'n ei argymell.

Ac dyna'r ffordd y byddwn i'n ysgrifennu'r isi.

A sut yw hynny'n rhywbeth i'w ddefnyddio?

Dwi'n meddwl y bydd hi'n ei gael hynny.

Dwi'n meddwl, os na fydd hi'n ei gael hynny, yna mae'r dyn wedi'i ddefnyddio.

Ie.

Ydych chi'n cytuno â hynny?

Ie.

Rwy'n credu

Rwy'n meddwl hefyd.

Rwy'n mynd i ddweud, nid wyf yn siŵr, ond bydd hynny'n mynd ychydig yn gyflym.

gyda'r holl broblemau o Mitchell a'r broblemau rheolaidd a'r holl bethau, ac yn dweud, rydych chi wedi rhoi llawer o syniadau i ni ers eich trafodaeth diwethaf.

Nid yw'n rhywbeth rydych chi'n debyg ei fod yn cyrraedd oherwydd eich amser hir, ond rydych chi wir yn meddwl bod hyn yw'n eich penderfyniad cymdeithasol.

Yr un peth arall yr oeddwn i am ddweud wrthych chi yw, beth rydym ni wedi ei wneud nawr am gwasanaethu'r, beth ydym ni, beth oedd ein llygaid yn ei ddweud am y sefyllfa papur o'r Pantagon?

Rydyn ni wedi penderfynu y byddai'r amser hwnnw'n dda iawn nawr y byddai'r eiliadau'n dod o hyd.

Ie, rydyn ni'n golygu rhywbeth sy'n cael ei ysgrifennu'n ymwneud â'r pres.

Mae'r tawr yn mynd i'n helpu ni gyda rhai ohonynt.

Rhai ohonynt, mae'r peth o'r haeremon yn ddim yn mynd i fod yn ddefnyddiol i'w wneud yn y cyflawniad, heb ei fod yn llwyddo i lawer o bobl eraill.

Nid ydym yn gallu codi'r haeremon fel targed.

Roedd e'n rhagor 2 neu 3 o dan y list.

Yr hyn rydych chi'n ei olygu o ran y llwyddo?

Ie.

Felly mae hynny'n broblem cyfnodol pan mae pawb yn teimlo ein bod yn gallu mynd ymlaen, heb unrhyw ganlyniadau, ac mae'n ymwneud â phobl, ac mae'n ymwneud â Hilsman, ac mae'n ymwneud â Rusk, ac mae'n ymwneud â McNamara a phobl eraill.

Rydyn ni'n barod i fynd ac mae gennym ffug fawr.

Ydych chi wedi astudio hynny?

Ie, sir.

Ydyn nhw'n ysgrifennu yn glir?

O, heb gwestiwn.

Mewn gwirionedd, maen nhw wedi ysgrifennu'r cablau.

Mae hynny'n rhoi ddyluniau glir iawn i Lodge.

Mae Lodge hefyd yn ymwneud â hyn, ac mae'n ymwneud â chyflawni'r cwm, i wneud yr holl bethau sy'n angen i'w newid, dim ond y geiriau hynny.

Ac mae'r cwm wedi cael ei ddefnyddio?

Ie, mewn gwirionedd, roedd y cwm wedi cael ei ddefnyddio, ac yna roedd y cwm lle roedd yn cael ei ddefnyddio, ac wedyn, wrth gwrs, roedd yn cael ei ddefnyddio.

ac roedd y bwch hon yn ymwneud yn agored gyda'i holl ffyrdd o'r ffordd.

Roedd Lodge yn gweithredu'r peth hwnnw gyda'r ddiddordeb dŵr.

Roedd hyn yn ddiddorol iawn ac fe wnaeth ei gyflwyno yno.

Roedd wedi cymryd y ddyn CIG ac fe wnaeth ei gyflwyno yn fawr.

Roedd yn hawk arwain.

Roedd yn y cwm.

Ie.

Roedd yr Adran Gwleidydd yn arweinydd go iawn.

Roedd yr Adran Gwleidydd wedi drosglwyddo eu pîdau.

Roedden nhw ddim yn y cwm.

Roedden nhw d

Yn ôl yn ôl?

Yn ôl?

Mae'r ddyn hwn yn ymarfer nr.

3 yno, ac mae'n arweinydd o'r Cwmni Cymdeithasol.

Mae'n gweithiwr arweinyddiaeth.

Mae'n gweithiwr arweinydd iawn yn y CIA.

Mae'n dda, mae'n dda.

Rwyf wedi treulio ychydig o amser gyda'r dyn yno.

Mae George yn mynd un ffordd ac rwy'n mynd yn y ffordd arall, ac rwyf wedi llwyddo â Colby.

Mae'n gweithiwr sylweddol iawn.

Now, he was in this thing right up to his ears because he was in charge of their Far Eastern desk, or whatever you call it, and knows an awful lot about what went on.

And I'm going to get him over.

He is now pending assignment.

He's been brought back from Vietnam, and he's at the agency, and he's just sitting at a desk waiting to be assigned.

So, I'm going to use his inactivity to visit with him some, on the basis of our brief acquaintance.

a gweld beth yw'r ymddygiadau ei ganddyn nhw, a gweld a ydy'n rhaid i mi ddod yn ôl ar hyn o bryd.

Byddai'n debyg y byddai'n llwyddo fy ngogledd, ond rwy'n credu ei fod yn werth ymddygiad.

Byddwn yn ei ddweud wrth i chi.

Mae'n dda iawn.

Rydyn ni ddim yn gwybod hynny oherwydd mae'n amlwg y bydd hynny'n cael ei wneud oherwydd y bydd yr holl adnoddau hynny'n cael eu cymryd i gael eu cymryd i gael eu cymryd i gael eu cymryd i gael eu cymryd i gael eu cymryd i gael

Ie, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddiddorol, nid yw nhw'n ddidd

Felly, dwi ddim yn meddwl bod angen i chi... ...sbendio llawer o amser gyda nhw ar hyn o bryd.

Ydych chi'n meddwl, Brif Weithredwr, ein bod ni'n debygol o'n gorfod... ...yn ein gwaith gorau a ddim yn mynd i ffwrdd â Carl?

Nid oes unrhyw un ohonynt yn dweud hynny.

Yn wir, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud hynny.

Dwi'n teimlo'n dda iawn am weld hwnnw yn y camera.

Mae'n gweithiwr gwych.

Dwi ddim yn meddwl y bydd yn ei wneud, ond dyna dim ond ychydig.

Mae'n yr hyn y mae Whitaker yn teimlo.

Mae'n siarad â Bryce am hyn, ond mae'n hawdd i Bryce droi John i lawr.

Nid yw'n hawdd iawn iddo droi chi i lawr.

Mae hynny'n cael ei gyrfa.

Dwi'n meddwl ein bod ni'n cael ateb da yno.

Pam na fyddwn ni'n newid y enw hwn?

Sefydliad.

Sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad.

Ie.

Cyngor i'r Prif Weinidog ar gyfer hyfforddiant.

Cyngor i'r Prif Weinidog ar gyfer ymgysylltiad.

Cyngor i'r Prif Weinidog ar gyfer hyfforddiant.

Ac ar ôl hyfforddiant, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad, sefydliad

Mae'n rhaid i ni wneud hynny fel solwsiwn.

Mae'n iawn.

Mae'n ddiddorol iawn.

gyda chysylltiad â chyfarwyddo ar un peth neu'r arall ar ryw fath.

Felly, rwy'n gofyn i chi roi teimlad o'r hyn y mae'n ei wneud yno.

A byddwch yn gweld, a ydych chi'n dod o hyd i'r neges?

Wel...

Rydyn ni angen rhai pethau.

Rydyn ni angen rai pethau.

Rydyn ni angen rai

Roedd George yn ymwneud â'r hyn rwyf wedi'i sylweddoli.

Roedd yn ymwneud â'r hyn rwyf wedi'i sylweddoli.

Mae'n rhaid i ni roi'r rhaglen 4% i chi.

Ydych chi'n meddwl bod hynny'n llawer yn anodd na 2.5?

Rwy'n meddwl ei fod wedi'i roi o gwmpas.

Dyna pam rwy'n dweud, rwy'n meddwl am hyn a'r pethau eraill yn y rhaglen gwleidyddol.

Beth yw'r hyn sy'n ei gynnal i'w gael i fynd ymlaen gyda Vicky Johnson, y byddwn ni'n gorfod cael hi'n gwneud gwahaniaeth?

Wel, mae'r rhesymau ei fod wedi'u gwneud yn gwleidyddol.

Nid yw hynny'n mynd i fod yn bwysig, ond mae'n mynd i fod yn bwysig.

Mae'r rhaglen gwleidyddol yn ymwneud â'r rhaglen gwleidyddol.

Mae'r rhaglen yn ymwneud â'r rhaglen gwleidyddol.

Mae'r rhaglen yn ymwneud â'r rhag

Mae hynny'n dda.

Mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud ein bod yn gwneud rhywbeth, hyd yn oed nad ydyn nhw'n gwneud hynny.

Mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud ein bod

Maen nhw'n gweithio'n dda iawn.

Roedd yn dda iawn.

Roedd yn dda iawn

a chael y gwaith technol diwethaf wedi'i wneud ar hyn o bryd.

Rydyn ni'n gwneud hyn i gyd o'r tŷn, o'r misiwn.

A ydych chi wedi darllen yr adroddiad hwnnw a'r adroddiad hwnnw?

Mae'n rhaid i mi wneud hynny.

Byddwn i'n cael adolygiadau o'r Cyngor Cyffredinol Cymru.

Rwy'n cael adolygiadau o'r Cyngor Cyffredinol Cymru.

Oh, no.

They do a profile from all the available information in the file.

Now, the other thing, John, I'll ask you about... Also, our busing amendment.

I've reached the conclusion we've got to go the other route.

Well, now, you may not have to.

Now, you know our billion and a half is up on Wednesday for a boat.

It'll lose.

Well, I'm not so sure, because it's going to go with a busing amendment on it.

See, it lost yesterday.

Without it.

Oh, I see.

Without it.

Yes.

Rydyn ni'n gwneud amgylchedd o bobl sy'n gwneud amgylchedd, ond nawr rydyn ni'n gwneud amgylchedd i'n busio.

Felly, fel amgylchedd, bydd yr amgylchedd i'w busio fel amgylchedd?

Ie, amgylchedd i'w busio.

A byddai'n dda iawn.

Wel, mae'r ddemograffwyr yn gweithio'n dda iawn i gael oddi arno, ond mae'n mynd i fod yn dda iawn.

Wel, maen nhw wedi gwneud hynny, maen nhw wedi ceisio ei wneud gyda'i rheolaeth clodd heb amgylchedd.

Ie.

yn y ffordd rydyn ni'n ei wneud, ond rydyn ni'n cefnogi hynny yn fawr ac mae'n cael ei gyrru yn y diwydiant yn eich amgylchedd, yn eich amgylchedd anti-bwysig.

Beth sy'n digwydd?

Wel, rydyn ni'n cael cymwys 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

Ond ar gyfer y wythnos hwn, rwy'n meddwl y byddwch yn cael llawer o copi a llawer o gwrtaith fel bod yn gofyn am amgylchedd antifussio ar hyn o blynyddoedd a hanner.

Mae hynny'n ddim yn fwy na blynyddoedd a hanner.

Rwy'n credu y bydd y materion yn dod o gwmpas.

Iawn.

Mae Ed Morgan yn gweithio'n ddiddorol iawn ar hyn.

Mae ganddyn nhw grwp gwaith yn mynd.

Maen nhw'n dod â'r holl fath o... Maen nhw'n mynd â'r holl basgwt o sgwrsio.

Mae ganddyn nhw'n mynd â'r holl fath o betisiant.

Mae ganddyn nhw'n dod â'r holl blynyddoedd o betisiant.

Maen nhw'n dod â'r holl blynyddoedd o betisiant.

Maen nh

Rydyn ni wedi cael cyngor amdanynt.

Yn fawr, mae hynny yno hefyd.

Felly mae'r niferoedd ar busio a'r rhwydwaith o broblemau a'r holl bethau.

Mae hynny'n ddiddorol.

Ac rwy'n meddwl bod y gwirioneddau wedi dod allan i'w gwrthwynebu.

Rwy'n deall.

Rwy'n cymryd hynny.

Dyma ni nawr gyda'r 1.5 miliwn.

Bydd hynny'n fynd i mi ychydig o amser.

Ac mae Morgan yn mynd i mewn gyda'r gwaith eraill.

Rwy'n cael adnoddau ar gyfer hynny.

Mae Phil Hart yng Nghymru yn prifysgol oherwydd ei bod yn sefyll ar busio.

Mae ganddyn nhw 200,000 o swyddi.

Maen nhw angen 540,000 i'w gael ar y cyfrifiad.

Ydych chi'n edrych ar hynny?

Mae'n rhaid i mi ysgrifennu.

Dwi ddim wedi clywed ei ysgrifennu.

Mae'r Senat Unedig wedi'i ysgrifennu.

Mae'n rhaid i mi ysgrifennu.

Diolch yn fawr.

A dwi ddim yn credu, dwi ddim yn credu yn hytrach na byddwn i'n hoffi credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu y byddwn yn credu

Mae'n eithaf anodd, mae'n symud yn economaidd i'r rwydwaith cymdeithasol, mae'n symud i'r gymuned ac ati.

Ond mae'n anodd nad yw'n gallu cymryd llawer o ddŵr, nad yw'n gallu cymryd pobl sydd wedi, yn y bôn, wedi cymryd llawer o adnoddau ac ati, ac mae'n symud yn fwy na hynny.

Mae'r brifysgolion yn gallu cymryd llawer o ddŵr.

Mae'r brifysgolion yn gallu cymry

Mae'r Cyngor Cymru wedi cael ei ddweud wrth gwrs, wrth gwrs, mae'r Cyngor Cymru wedi cael ei ddweud wrth gwrs, wrth gwrs.

Mae'r dyn wedi cael ei ddewis.

Mae'n debyg.

Rwy'n bersonol yn hoffi bod nhw wedi bod yn siarad gyda'r bwrdd yn ymlaen.

Mae'n rhaid i'r bwrdd ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud,

Mae'n rhaid i chi ddod i mewn i'r tŵl, Brif Weinidog, ar gyfer eich gilydd.

Mae'n rhaid i chi... Mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud nad ydyn nhw'n gallu symud y llinell unwaith mwy mewn i'r tŵl, ac mae'n rhaid i chi ddod i mewn i'r tŵl pan fyddwn ni'n mynd allan.

Nawr... 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 rhaid i chi ddweud... Mae'n rhaid i

Oh, I didn't know the meeting was about this.

But I'm not doing it.

I thought the meeting, well it is, I can tell this.

I thought the meeting was about, was going to be about the, this kind of a 48 thing.

And that was why I agreed to hold and brought it in.

And then when I see this on here, I'm not, it's really, you can see, I've not finished.

And Phil, you know, then I guess the reason I called in is that I read this and said he wanted to talk about Vietnam.

Well, but I...

Roeddwn i wedi sôn amdanyn nhw wrth fy modd, pan oeddwn i'n gweld hynny ar fy sgwyl.

Dyma sut oeddwn i'n ei ddysgu amdanyn nhw, ac roeddwn i'n gofyn a oedd hynny'n bwysig i mi ei ddweud.

Ond roeddwn i'n gallu rhannu'r sefyllfa i nhw ychydig, ac yna byddech chi'n ymwybodol o'r ffordd rydych chi'n ei ddweud, yn hytrach na'r ffordd rydym ni yma.

Y ffordd rydym ni yma, ac yna byddwn ni'n ymwybodol.

Rydyn ni'n mynd i fynd i'r flynyddoedd diwethaf.

Rydw i ddim yn gallu gwneud hynny.

Rydyn ni'n gallu, rydyn ni'n gallu.

Ond rydw i wedi dweud nad ydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny nawr oherwydd rydyn ni'n ceisio cael popeth wedi'i sefydlu.

Ond mae yna ryw fath o arweinyddiaethau sy'n gwneud nad ydyn ni'n gallu cael penderfyniadau ail.

Ac rydyn ni'n gallu sôn am adroddiad y Prif Weinidog sydd yn y prynhawn cyhoeddus.

Nawr, rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud hynny.

Rydyn ni wedi ceisio hynny llawer, felly roedd hi'n bresennol, ac fe wnaeth hi ddod allan a ddweud bod yna rhywbeth yn digwydd ar hyn o bryd, ac roedd hynny'n cynnwys rhyw fath o llwyddiant.

Beth ydw i'n ei ddweud?

Dwi'n dweud y byddwn ni'n gallu treulio ychydig.

Iawn, beth roeddech chi'n ei ddweud?

Rydyn ni'n mynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd i fynd

Dwi'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl y bydda i'n meddwl

Diolch yn fawr.

Mae'n dda iawn.

Rydyn ni wedi trafod y sefyllfa dros amser hir, ond

Yn ôl y cyflwyniad ar gyfer Cwbren 19, fe wnaethon ni ddweud wrthych chi'r sefyllfa fel rydyn ni'n ei weld yn y tŷ.

A gadewch i mi ysgrifennu rhywbeth.

Rydyn ni wedi gwneud cynllun gwaith, ac mae'r rhaglen ar gyfer Cwbren Vietnam wedi bod yn eithaf sylweddol ac mae'n ddiweddar iawn.

Rydyn ni'n gweld broblem sy'n ymwneud â phwysigrwydd yn y cas.

Ac rydyn ni'n meddwl y byddai'n ddrwg o safbwynt y llywodraeth a'r arweinyddiaeth os byddai'r perthynas o'r bobl hyn wedi cyflawni gyda nhw yn gyflawni yn y cas ar ôl ein bod ni wedi sefydlu'r ffyrdd a'r cyflawni.

Roeddwn i a'r staff i gynllunio'r sgwrs hwn, sy'n cael ei ddeall yn dda.

Mae'n mynd yn ôl i un o'r unigolion o'r Neidlau, a'r arbenigwyr o'r Graswell, a'r 33 o'r unigolion eraill, gan gynnwys yr un o'r arbenigwyr.

Mae'n dangos bod y llinell uchel yn gweithio ar gyfer cyfnod o'r Vietnam.

Mae'r cyllideb wedi cynyddu'n gyflym i'r diwethaf, o 193 i 47%.

Y peth ddiddorol yw, ac mae hyn yn rhywbeth ychwanegol i ni, yn y llinell nesaf, mae'n dangos y deithioedd y Ddemocraith.

Edrychwch, 97 i 161.

Rwy'n siŵr ei fod wedi gwneud yn dda iawn.

Rydyn ni wedi cael llwyth o 25, 23, a llwyth o 33.

Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud gwaith gwych.

Rwy'n dweud bod gennych chredid 75 newyr, felly mae'r rhain yn gweithio yma.

Beth yw'r rhain yn gweithio yma?

Mae'r rhain yn gweithio yma.

Maen nhw i gyd yn y preswyl y tu allan i'r sydyn, er mwyn atgoffa'r amgylchedd.

Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud amdanyn nhw.

Rwy'n gwybod bod y Prif Weinidog yno, o 136 i 140.

Mae'n dda iawn.

Rydyn ni'n cyrraedd y peth hwn eto.

Yn ystod y bore yma, wrth fynd yn ôl i'r cyfnod, rydyn ni'n cyrraedd y peth anodd hwnnw mewn amgylchedd Cymru.

Sut rydyn ni'n mynd i fynd ymlaen?

Dwi ddim yn gwybod.

Rydw i'n siarad â'r clerc heddiw am a ydych chi'n cael yr amgylchedd Cymru

ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond rydyn ni'n llwyr iawn ar hyn, ond r

Diolch yn fawr.

Beth rydych chi'n ei gynllunio?

Wel, rydych chi'n gofyn hynny.

Rydw i'n gofyn hynny.

Efallai y byddwch chi'n arwain'r cyfarfod hwnnw am ryw amser.

Nid yn llawer o amser.

Nid yn llawer o amser, Jerry, oherwydd ar ôl 20 diwrnod, mae'r cyfarfod hwnnw ar ôl 30 diwrnod.

Ac ar ôl 20 diwrnod, gallant allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu allu

Mae hynny'n ymwneud â'r hyn y byddwn i'n hoffi ei gyflwyno.

Y mwyaf y gallech chi ei wneud yn amser a niferoedd, gan gynyddu'r cyfnod o amser a niferoedd, byddai'n hynod o ddefnyddiol i'n diogelu ein bod ni'n cael llwyddiant yn y tro nes y mae'r ffordd yn dod i lawr.

Os oedden ni wedi cael cyhoeddiad i'w ddweud ei fod wedi cael ei ddweud, roedd hynny'n dweud ei bod wedi cael ei ddweud.

Mae hynny'n dweud ei bod wedi cael ei ddweud.

Mae

Yn ymwneud â'r hyn y mae'r ennig yn ei wneud, mae'n rhaid i ni ddod allan.

Ac yna beth sy'n digwydd, beth sy'n digwydd o ran ein rhan bwysig, beth sy'n digwydd o ran y bobl, beth sy'n digwydd o ran ein cydweithrediadau, mae'n hollbwysig.

Yn ymwneud â'r niferau, mae hynny'n rhaid i ni ddod allan.

Yn ymwneud â hynny, mae'n rhaid i ni ddod allan.

Yn ymwneud â'r niferau, mae hynny'n rhaid i ni ddod allan.

Yn ymwneud â'r niferau, mae hynny'n rhaid i ni ddod

Yn gyntaf, rydyn ni wedi cael hynny.

Dydw i ddim yn hoff i drafod cymaint o bobl yn y rwm, oherwydd, a ydych chi'n cofio?

Y tro diwethaf, roedden ni'n trafod, rydych chi'n mynd allan.

Rwy'n deall.

Nawr, nid yw'r rest ohonoch yn gwneud unrhyw adnoddau.

Rydyn ni wedi cael hynny.

Roedd yn bwysig iawn.

Mae'n iawn i mi ddweud hynny, ond os yw hwn yn rhan o'r trafodaeth, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud hynny.

Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud, ar gyfer eich cyfeiriad, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud hynny.

Mae yna rywfaint o symudiad ar gyfer cymdeithasau cymdeithasol.

Byddwn i'n hoffi ddweud bod hynny'n golygu hynny.

Ond ar hyn o bryd, dyna pam rydw i'n dweud ein bod yn dod yn ôl i lawr i'r rhwystrau.

Nawr, rydw i wedi'i ddweud i chi i gyd yn ôl, edrychwch yma, a dim ond, dim ond, peidiwch â rhoi'r holl hyn allan o'r wyno, oherwydd dyma'r holl beth.

Mae'n hawdd iawn.

Byddai'n hawdd iawn i ni ddweud, ac fel arbennig, yn y dyfodol, efallai nid 6 mis, ond efallai 9 mis yn ôl.

Mae pob un o'r amgueddfeydd yn gweithio ar hyn o bryd.

A phwy ydy'n mynd i ofyn i chi, os ydych chi'n 6 mlynedd neu 9 mlynedd?

Byddwch chi'n cael hynny'n ymwneud â hynny.

Felly, gallwn ni siarad am hynny.

Efallai y byddai'n 10 mlynedd.

Efallai y byddai'n 6 mlynedd neu 8 mlynedd.

Ond mae hynny yw hynny.

Yr hyn y mae hynny'n ei wneud yw, ar y cyfnod y mae hynny wedi'i wneud, ac rydych chi'n gweld, nid oes unrhyw gyfle arall.

unrhyw opsiwn arall neu unrhyw bwysau arall arnyn nhw i'w negosi yn ymwneud â'r DU.

Mae wedi'i wneud am y rheswm nad oes gennym ni unrhyw beth ar ôl eu llythyr yr ydym ni eisiau mynd ymlaen â nhw.

Nawr, gadewch i mi ddweud beth arall y gallwn ni ei wneud.

Mae hyn yn...

Mae'n rhaid iddo fod yn chwarae mawr ac mae'n rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid iddo fod yn rhaid

Byddwch chi'n gallu cyfathrebu'r hyn rydw i'n ei olygu.

Rydym yn gwybod ein bod yn dod yma ar y diwedd.

Nid ydych chi'n gallu siarad amdanyn nhw, oherwydd rydych chi'n gweld, rydym yn gweithredu, ac wrth i ni fynd ymlaen, ac rydych chi'n gallu gwybod, mae'r enw yn dweud, beth yw hynny?

Pwy ydych chi'n gallu siarad amdanyn nhw pan fyddwch chi'n mynd ymlaen?

Rydyn ni'n cael 184,000 yno nawr.

Ac mae 14,000 yn dod allan bob mis, felly byddwch chi'n dod i lawr.

Yna byddant yn dweud, wel,

Felly, hyd yn oed, hyd yn oed os nid wyf wedi'i adnabod, dweud, 3-4 mis yn ôl, beth fydd yn bosibl... beth fydd yn bosibl... ymddygiad sydd wedi cael ei ymddygiad â hynny.

3-4 mis yn ôl.

Yn ystod hynny, byddai hynny'n ddigon ddigon ddigon ddigon.

yn edrych ar y ffaith bod y preswyl yn ymwneud â ni, yn edrych ar y preswyl yn ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwneud â ni, mae'n ymwne

os maen nhw eisiau i ni fynd allan, mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw ddod â'r prisaeth.

Beth yw'r prisaeth?

Wel, un o'r rhanau o'r diwethaf, wrth gwrs, yw'r prisaeth, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ddychmygu hwnnw wrth i ni ddod â'r prisaeth.

Dyna'r rhan fwyaf o'r diwethaf y gallwn ni ei wneud.

Mae'n rhaid i ni fod yn ddiddorol iawn i nhw nawr.

Mae'n ddiddorol bod yn dod yn fwy ddiddorol ar hyn o bryd, pan fydd gennym fwy o Amerigwyr, ac roedd yn gynharach.

A'r ffaith yw, ar hyn o bryd, pan fydd gennym ddim o Amuriannau, bydd yng Nghymru ddim o Amuriannau.

Mae'r Cymreigion Cymreigion Cymreigion yn gweithredu'n well iawn.

Maen nhw'n gwych i gael gofnod ar hyn o bryd.

er enghraifft, rydym ni wedi gwneud ychydig o bwysau er mwyn cael ychydig o bwysau er mwyn cael ychydig o bwysau er mwyn cael ychydig o bwysau er mwyn cael ychydig o bwysau er mwyn cael ychydig o bwysau er mwyn cael ychydig o bwysau

Mae'n rhaid i ni feddwl am y bobl hynny, ac mae'n rhaid i ni gadw pob allwedd i'w wneud.

Os ydym yn gallu cael unrhyw gyfle, rwy'n credu y byddwch yn cytuno â nhw i gael negosiad gyda nhw.

Os ydym yn gallu cael y bobl hynny yn ôl, yn hytrach na hynny, fel y byddwch yn gwneud, bydd yr holl Amerigwyr wedi gadael, ac fe fyddwn ni'n cadw'r cymorth cyfrifol i gael ein prifysgolion, ac ati ac ati.

gallwch weld beth bynnag mwy o'r pethau.

Dyna sut maen nhw'n gwneud pethau ar hyn o bryd.

Efallai y byddech chi eisiau sylw amdanyn nhw.

Rwy'n credu eich bod wedi llwyddo'r sefyllfa cyhoeddus yn dda.

Rwy'n hoffi gwneud un sylw cyffredinol.

Mae'r hanes rydw i wedi byw gyda'r negosiadau hyn ers 1967.

bob amser, mae'r sgiliau Hanoi yn dangos rhywbeth o'n ymwneud â ni, ac yn ôl i ni wneud rhywbeth anodd, maen nhw'n parhau i siarad.

Yn y flwyddyn diwethaf, rwy'n cofio, roedd nifer o bobl wedi dod i'r Prifysgol ac wedi dweud, Mae'r unig peth y mae'r Euronews yn dal i ofyn yw eich bod chi ddim wedi'i wneud.

Rydych chi'n ofyn i'r Euronews a byddwch chi'n gorfod.

Roedd e'n ofyn i'r Euronews, ac fe wnaeth yna tri wythnos o ffwrdd, ac roedden nhw ar ôl rhywbeth arall.

Yn sydyn rydyn ni'n cyflawni'r cyflawn, rydyn ni'n mynd i fod ar gyfer gweithredaeth, felly nid ydym yn mynd i fod yn hawdd.

Nid ydym yn mynd i fod yn hawdd.

Er enghraifft, pan fyddwch yn siarad am gyflawni'r cyflawn, mae llawer o'n gweithredwyr yn ymwneud â hyn.

Rydw i'n gwneud adnoddau ar hyn.

Mae hyn yn hollbwysig.

Felly pan fyddwch yn siarad am gyflawni'r cyflawn,

Dydyn nhw ddim yn gwneud hynny.

Maen nhw'n gwneud hynny, ac rydym wedi cael hyn yn gyffredinol.

Maen nhw'n gwneud hynny, ac rydym wedi cael hynny yn gyffredinol.

a'r sefydliad gwleidyddol a'r sefydliad gwleidyddol y bydden nhw'n cael eu llwyddo hefyd.

Mae hynny'n y prifysgol nesaf, ac maen nhw'n mynd i gadw'r prifysgol.

Beth mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud yw, ac mae hyn yn rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud, ac mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud,

Dwi'n cytuno.

Rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny.

Rydym yn gwneud hynny.

Rydy

Mae hynny'n rhywbeth sy'n gwneud ni ddim eisiau ei wneud, ac yna mae hynny'n llwyddo ein hymddygiad, ac nid yw'n gwneud yn well.

Gadewch i ni ystyried, Gary, bod rhyw fath o gynyddu mewn cynyddu'r cynyddu wedi cael ei gyhoeddi, ond nid yn ddiweddar.

Byddai hynny'n dda?

Ie.

Gwylio'r niferau.

Ie.

Byddai'r cyfnod presennol yn ddefnyddiol ac yn gadael iddyn nhw feddwl amdanyn nhw.

Wel, byddai'r cymdeithas yn ymwneud â hynny yn sicr ac wedi'i ddysgu'n mathemategol, ond dydych chi ddim yn ei ddweud hynny.

O, diolch yn fawr.

O, diolch yn fawr iawn.

O, diolch

Mae'r cyfnod diwethaf ychydig mis diwethaf wedi bod yn 14,136.

14.2.

14.2 yw'r cyfnod diwethaf.

Os allwch chi, ac rwy'n gwisgo hyn o'r llaw, ond rwy'n credu ei fod yn nifer y byddai'n cwrdd â'r llygaid,

bydd cymorth cyhoeddus yn 20,000.

Dwi ddim yn cofio hynny.

Wel, beth bynnag, gadewch i mi ddweud, gadewch i mi ddweud nad ydw i wedi gwneud y peth gorau i chi ei wneud, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n gwneud hynny, os ydych chi'n

i ddiadlu'r cychwyn diwethaf am, yn gwirioneddol, cael y pwyllgor P.O.W.

wedi'i ddweud wrthych chi, mae'r prifwyr hynny yn dal i gael eu cyflawni yn y brifysgol nes y flwyddyn nesaf.

Dwi'n credu, rydyn ni'n trwbwng.

Rydych chi'n gwybod beth sy'n digwydd.

Ac rydyn ni i gyd wedi siarad amdano.

Ac rydyn ni ddylai ni siarad amdano.

Ond ar gyfer y prifysgol, os yw'r 400 o brifysgol wedi cael eu cyflawni, nid ydw i'n bwysig, mae pob Amerigo yn mynd allan o Vietnam.

Mae gennym iswm

Mae hynny'n broblem emosiol.

Mae hynny'n bwysig.

Beth yw'ch dynion?

Rydyn ni'n gorfod rhoi syniad i ni, beth ydw i'n cael yn ymwneud â hyn.

Os ydych chi'n meddwl y gallwch chi ddweud hanner ddewis.

Nid oes cwestiwn.

Iawn, rwy'n meddwl y gallwn, hyd yn oed, hyd yn oed eich bod chi ddim yn mynd i gael hynny, hyd yn oed, rwy'n dweud, rydw i ddim yn dweud beth ydyn ni'n ei wneud, a ydym ni'n ei wneud, a ydym ni'n gweithio neu ddim, hyd yn oed roeddwn i'n dweud wrthych chi fod ar y pwynt hwn,

Yn hyn o bryd hyn, byddwn ni'n gweld a yw'r niferoedd a'r negosiadau hynny'n cymryd rhan i'r adeg.

Rwyf wedi gwneud hynny.

Dwi'n meddwl bod hynny'n dda iawn.

Mae'r un nesaf yn dda iawn.

Os nad ydyn nhw'n ysgrifennu chi, nid ydyn nhw'n gallu symud yn gyntaf.

Gallai'r siaradwr, dwi'n meddwl, gydweithio a'i hwylio a'i hwylio, yn enwedig os oedd e'n gwybod bod eich adnewyddiad yn dod i'r 15.

Ydy hynny'n dda iawn?

Mae'n dda iawn.

For purposes of the negotiation process, the 15th is the best date.

I had thought about moving it up maybe to the week 3, but Henry, you feel strongly that the 15th would be the best.

I agree.

Let me say that just because I don't want to forget anything you've ever heard about negotiation.

I trust these are things that have been happening that nobody knows about.

One day the record will be published and it will be a hell of a record, right Henry?

It's going to be difficult.

Mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud heddiw i'r rhai sy'n ymwneud â ni, i bob un ohonynt o'r rhai sy'n ymwneud â ni, y byddwn yn gobeithio ei fod yn gallu gwneud hynny, pan fydd y Cyfarwyddwr yn dod allan, oherwydd maen nhw wedi'i ddefnyddio ac wedi'i wneud, beth fyddai wedi bod yn negesiad llwyddiannus, yn fy marn i, 6 mis yn ôl bod hyn wedi digwydd yn y faterion hynny.

Felly mae'n rhaid i ni ddweud i'r rhai sy'n ymwneud â ni, i'r rhai sy'n ymwneud â ni, i'r rhai sy'n ymwneud â ni, i'r rhai

Maen nhw'n clywed hynny'n llawn amser.

Dwi'n gwybod, mi fyddai'n dda i gael i'r Cymru ei ddweud hynny ac i'r Prifysgol ei ddweud hynny, os yw'n dod o hyd i hynny.

Mae'r ffordd i fwyafu cael y Cymru i ddweud hynny yw i'r Prifysgol ddweud hynny.

Felly byddwn i'n hoffi cael y Cymru i ddweud hynny.

Mae hynny'n iawn.

Dyna pam nad ydw i'n gallu ddweud hynny.

Ond nid ydym ni eisiau i unrhyw un ohonyn nhw neu'r Cymru ddweud hynny.

Mae hynny'n iawn.

Ond wrth gwrs, mae'n ei bwynt yw, os ydw i'n ceisio gweld beth ydyn nhw wedi gweld yn ystod y digwyddiadau, gadewch i mi ofyn hyn.

Os nad ydym ni wedi cyhoeddi hynny, na fydd

Beth ydych chi'n gwneud hynny?

A allwch chi fynd yn ôl i'w ddweud?

Dwi'n meddwl, dwi ddim yn gwybod, os ydych chi'n ei ddweud bod yna unrhyw beth, os ydych chi'n hoffi, byddech chi'n gwneud hynny yn ôl y 15, ond rydych chi'n mynd i geisio gwneud hynny.

Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl... Dwi'n meddwl...

Dwi ddim eisiau rhoi'r hyn sy'n cael ei wneud wrth i ni ddod o gwmpas.

Felly, os ydw i am ddewis i Lou Dechler, roedd yn dweud, os ydyn nhw'n symud i'r disgyrch, sut y bydden nhw'n gosod rhywbeth?

Dwi'n gwybod bod Lou Dechler yn...

Dyna pam doeddwn i ddim yn mynd i'r Llywodraeth, oherwydd ar hyn o bryd roeddwn i wedi gwneud hynny.

Brif Weinidog, mae Les a fi'n siarad am hyn.

Os oes cynnyrchiad sylweddol mewn Cymdeithas Cymdeithasol am broblemau arall na Llywodraeth Cymdeithasol, mae'n ymddangos i leihau y cyfle i rywun sy'n meddwl amdanyn nhw ynghylch cymdeithasol.

Mae 5 neu 6 ffyrdd o ffyrdd yn cael eu cymryd yn y Senedd, ac maen nhw'n bwysig iawn am ymddygiadau anoddol mewn gwledydd.

Mae gennych ffyrdd Crom, mae gennych ffyrdd Cymru, mae gennych ffyrdd Mathias, ffyrdd Cymru, ffyrdd Cymryd, os y gallai gweithredu gael ei wneud.

Mae rhai o'r rhain yn y stori.

Mae hynny'n cael ei wneud.

Mae rhywun sy'n cwestiynau, yn gwisgo, yn mynd i'r holl adnoddau.

Mae gennym ni ddim adnodd.

Felly gallan nhw fynd i'r cymdeithas?

Mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw fynd i'r cymdeithas a chyflawni adnoddau.

Nawr, bydd hwn yn gweithio'n dda.

Bydd hwn yn gweithio'n dda.

By

y gwirionedd y byddech chi'n gwneud Hedwaith, ond nad ydych chi wedi golygu'r pethau hyn, byddai'r rhan fwyaf o'r bobl hyn wedi'u gwneud yn ymwneud â chyflawni'r cyflawniad.

Felly, peidiwch â'u gwerthu, ond cyrraeddwch â'r pethau hyn, a chadwch pawb i fyny.

Mae hynny'n ddiddorol iawn.

Mae pob un o'r penderfyniadau sydd wedi cael eu cyflawni wedi bod yn ddiddorol i'r cyfarfod.

Mae hynny'n ddiddorol.

Wel, mae hynny'n ddiddorol.

Rwy'n credu ein bod ni'n gallu cyflawni'r cyflawni wrth i'r 15 mlynedd yn ôl.

Mae George Macon a'i sgwrswyr yn cydweithio ar hynny.

Ac mae gennych chi adnoddau?

Mae gennych chi adnoddau?

Mae gen

ddwy wythnos o heddiw, a fyddai... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r... Beth yw'r...

neu'r wythnos nesaf a'i gynnal i'r llyfr ystod y wythnos, a byddai'n 15 neu 16.

Jerry, mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud 15 neu 16.

Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud 15 neu 16.

Mae'n rhaid i

Mae hynny'n gweithio'n dda.

Mae'r ddau pethau yn wahanol.

Mae'r ddau pethau yn wahanol

Rhesolwch ymlaen ar gyfer pawb o'r rhanbarthau sydd ddim yn cael eu cofnodi drwy adroddiad y bydd yn cynnwys y Llyfrgell, a bydd yn cynnwys y Llyfrgell yng Nghymru.

Nawr, rwy'n meddwl bod rhai pobl eisiau, rwy'n meddwl eich bod wedi siarad gyda mi, Clark, am geisio cael hynny ddwy mis ar ôl y cyfnod.

Nid yw'n gallu cael ei wneud.

Nid yw'n gallu cael ei wne

ond pan fyddwch chi'n cael hynny'n llwyr ac pan fyddwn i'n ceisio gwneud hynny?

Mae'n rhaid i'r Senat ddod i'r cyfnod 15.

Yn ystod hynny, byddwn i'n gallu gwneud hynny.

Yn ystod hynny, byddwn i'n gallu gwne

Ac nawr maen nhw'n credu y byddan nhw'n gwneud 15.

Ac mae Helender a Mansfield wedi dweud y byddan nhw'n mynd i roi Saini Dye arnyn nhw, ddiwethaf 1.

Maen nhw'n mynd â hynny.

yw wedi cytuno, oedd yna unrhyw newid yn hynny?

Nid, nid, nid, nid yw hynny'n ymwneud â sut y byddan nhw'n mynd i'w gynnal allan.

Y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan y byddan

ystod y 15.

Mae hynny yw lle gallan nhw geisio rhoi ateb i'r adnoddau.

Gallan ni ei wneud yn ddiweddar ystod y 15, 16, 17.

Mae llawer o waith yn cael ei ddysgu.

Maen nhw'n ceisio rhoi ateb i'r adnoddau a chyflawni'r adnoddau.

Maen nhw'n gallu ceisio rhoi ateb i'r adnoddau.

Maen nhw'n gallu rhoi ateb i'r adnoddau a chyflawni'r adnoddau.

Hynny yw'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n cael ei wneud yn y ffordd y byddwn ni'n gwneud.

Yn sgyrsiau cymdeithasol gyda chyngorau cymdeithasol, yn enwedig, mae'r rhain yn ymgysylltu gyda'i gilydd.

Mae'n rhaid cael cyfnod cyfnodol.

Rwy'n ceisio siarad gyda phobl am y cwestiwn.

Yna, beth am y leoliad, beth am y, ar y marg, ar y leoliadau, ar y rhan amdanynt, a ydych chi'n dal i fynd ar hynny ac rydym ni wedi'i gyflawni y bore yma?

Ydy hynny?

Ie.

Ie, sir, ac... Neu, rydyn ni'n siarad gyda'r Prif Weinidog.

Beth am y Senat?

Rydyn ni ddim, ac mae'r rhan fwyaf o'r Senators ar gyfer cysylltiadau gwahanol wedi cael syniadau amdanynt.

Rwy'n cofio wrth i Frank Church wneud y sbith, fe wnaeth y Llywodraeth ddweud wrth i ni ddweud hwnnw.

Ie, rwy'n cofio.

Fe wnaeth y Llywodraeth ddweud hwnnw.

Ie, rwy'n cofio.

Fe wnaeth y Llywodra

Yn ystod hynny, gallwn ni ddod ymlaen heb ddweud eich enw'r eglwys.

Rydych chi'n edrych ar hynny.

Bydd yn effeithio ar sicrwydd genedlaethol y Deyrnas Unedig.

Ac os nad ydyn ni'n gael unwaith arall, mae'n effeithio ar sicrwydd genedlaethol y Deyrnas Unedig yn ôl credu.

Mae'n ymwneud â Cymru, Mae'n ymwneud â Thailand.

Beth rydych chi'n ei wneud?

Mae'n ymwneud â'r trwyddi.

Mae'n ymwneud â Thailand.

Ac mae'n ymwneud â'r trwyddi yn Jepan.

Felly beth ydych chi eisiau ei wneud?

Ydych chi eisiau gwthio'r rhain ac rydych chi'n gwthio'r rhain.

Mae'r rhain yn gweithredu.

Felly dyna'r hyn rydych chi'n ei wneud.

Felly dyna'r hyn sy'n ei wneud.

Rwy'n credu y byddwn ni'n gwneud y gwell i'r cyfranogwyr sy'n ei angen, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd, mewn gwirionedd,

Cynhyrchu ni i gael mwy o gyflawniadau.

Cynhyrchu ni i gael mwy.

Byddwch chi'n gwneud hynny gyda'r Prif Weinidog, pan fyddant yn gwneud y cyflwyniad yn y Senedd.

Wel, yr hyn rydw i'n ei ddweud yw, pan oedd y Bil yn dod i mewn i'r Cymru, Mr. Prif Weinidog, gallai rhai o'r bobl hyn ddarparu'r cyflwyniad ac yn dweud nad oedd unrhyw ariannol o'r cyllid yn cael ei ddefnyddio yn ystod y chwe mis neu beth bynnag.

Ond rwy'n credu, mewn y Cymru, gallwn ni wneud hynny'n fwy haws, ar y math hwnnw o...

na fyddwn ni'n gallu ar unrhyw un arall, oherwydd mae'r amgylchedd yn cael cynllun o arian i 5 neu 6 adran.

Felly mae'n ddewis i ni gynnal arno, hyd yn oed os yw'n dod i'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ei wneud.

Diolch yn fawr.

Brif Weinidog, dyma'r cwestiwn gwirioneddol.

Sut mae'r gweithgaredd hwn i'r Senedd yn gweithredu ar y ffordd y byddwn ni'n ei wneud?

Dyma beth mae'n rhaid i ni ei wneud.

Rydyn ni wedi byw gyda'r busnes hwn.

Mae rhai ohonom ni sydd wedi dod i fyny a wedi cael ei ddweud, mae'n dweud, mae'n dweud, mae'n dweud, mae'n dweud, mae'n dweud, mae'n dweud, mae'

Dwi'n gwybod beth yw hynny.

Yn gyntaf, roedd ychydig o gyffrediniaid yn ymwneud â hynny.

Mae Bob Doe, er enghraifft, yn ymwneud â hynny.

Mae hynny'n rhaid i chi ddysgu.

Ond y rhan arall yw, yn y sefydliad ddemocrat, roedd yn fwy o ddiddordeb yn ymwneud â'r cyfansoddiad cyhoeddus.

Roedden ni'n siarad yn llawn i gyd am James Crichton.

Roeddwn i'n cyhoeddi'r adnoddau fel chwaraeon chwaraeon.

Roedden ni'n codi eu llythyn nhw bob amser, bob amser, ac wedyn roedden nhw'n llwyddo.

Roedden nhw'n dweud eu bod wedi llwyddo.

Roedden nhw wedi llwyddo.

Mae nhw wedi bod yno i gyd, wedi'u hirio, a'r rest yw 41 o'r 26 o'r niferau.

ac yn y 41 oedd yna rhai o ni wedi bod yno.

Ond ni wnaethon ni ddweud hynny, ni wnaethon ni ddweud hynny.

Rydyn ni wedi cymryd, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi'n iawn, rydych chi

Mae'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf o'r rhan fwyaf.

Yn y cyfnod rhwng 1960 a 1968, roeddwn i'n ymddygiad â'r hyrwyddoedd hyrwyddo a'r pethau eraill.

Rydym i gyd wedi byw.

Rydym yn mynd i'r cyfnod.

Yn y cyfnod rhwng 1960 a 1968, roeddwn i'n ymddygiad â'r hyrwyddoedd hyrwyddo a'r pethau eraill.

Roeddwn i'n ymddygiad â'r hyrwyddoedd hyrwyddo a'r pethau eraill.

Roeddwn i'n ymddygiad â'r hyrwyddoedd hyrwyddoedd hyrwyd

o ran a ydym ni'n mynd allan.

Maen nhw'n gwybod nad ydyn nhw'n gorfod ddweud hynny i'r Prif Weinidog.

Maen nhw'n gwybod yn llawn iawn beth rydym ni'n mynd i'w ddweud.

Maen nhw'n gwybod yn llawn iawn beth rydym ni'n mynd i'w ddweud hynny.

Maen nhw'n gwybod yn llawn iawn beth rydym ni'n mynd i'w ddweud hy

Mae'n dda.

Ac mae'n dda.

Mae'n dda.

A ydych chi wirioneddol wedi dod i lawr iddo?

Roedd hynny wrth fy modd i allu mynd allan o'r coleg pan roeddwn i wedi cymryd i'r cynllun marciau i'w gynnal.

Ac roedden ni'n dod yn ôl.

Ac roedd hynny'n golygu'r tribwl, a'r hyn roedden nhw'n ei alw i yn Teddy Ruggaville'r ail.

Yn iawn.

Ie.

ond yn unig, mae'r cymdeithas cymdeithasol, a hefyd, nid ydych chi'n cytuno, Gary, bod y ddemograffiaid yma ar y bwrdd hwnnw, maen nhw'n gwybod beth yw'r pethau y byddwn ni'n eu cyflawni.

Maen nhw'n gwybod beth yw'r pethau y byddwn ni'n eu cyflawni.

A dyna beth roeddwn i'n ei ddweud.

Mae'r rhan fyddai'r peiriant yn ceisio llwyddo, ac maen nhw eisiau rhoi'r enw i'r rhan fyddai.

Dydw i ddim yn meddwl y byddai'n rhaid i chi wneud hynny.

Ond roeddwn i'n dweud bod y rhan fyddai'r peiriant yn ceisio llwyddo'r effeithiau.

o'r Prif Weinidog i ddod allan o'r adroddiad honno.

Ac rydyn ni'n ei wneud.

Dweud wrthi.

Pwy sydd wedi lleihau'r pwysau?

Byddan nhw'n eu cynyddu.

Pwy sydd wedi lleihau'r cymeriadau?

Byddan nhw'n eu cynyddu.

Mae'r recordiau wedi'u cynyddu.

Ac rydyn ni'n gwneud llawer o sgwrsion o'r Gwasanaeth ac yn cael ymlaen â'r baliau.

bob amser mae'r Prif Weinidog ac rwy'n clywed rhai fel Langdon a'r eraill yn gwneud y sgwrsion gwleidyddol hyn, rwy'n siŵr y byddwn i'n llwyddo'n d

rydyn ni wedi llwyddo'r 75 o ddemograffiaid eraill sydd wedi gwneud hynny.

Yn ogystal â hynny, rydyn ni'n cael clodd.

Dyna'r broblem gwirioneddol.

Yr hyn rwyf wedi'i ddweud, ac rwyf i bob amser yn ymwybodol o'r pethau rydych chi'n eu gwneud, yw'r hyn rydych chi'n ei ddweud.

Mae'r cyfnod yn bwysig, ond wrth edrych yn arbennig ar y cyflogwyr presennol, mae'r hyn rydych chi'n ei ddeall, nid yw'r rhai sy'n dod i'r

Mae'n rhaid i mi ofyn hyn.

Dwi ddim yn meddwl ein bod ni'n ymwneud â hynny.

Ond os ydym ni'n teimlo hynny'n grwt, ond os ydym ni'n gwneud hynny, dyma'r peth, dyma'r peth.

Rydw i ddim eisiau bod mewn sefyllfa lle, oherwydd y cyfnod sydd ar gael, rydym ni'n ymddangos i fynd i mewn yno.

A dyna'r broblemau eraill.

Dyna pam mae'n rhaid i mi gael hynny.

Rydw i eisiau bod yn siŵr, os nad ydych chi'n meddwl y byddan nhw'n mynd i gyflawni rhywbeth cyn hynny.

Nid yw hynny'n ymwneud â'r Senedd.

Nid yw hynny'n ymwneud â hynny.

Nid yw hy

Mae'n rhaid i chi ddweud, os gallwn ni gynyddu'r ffordd o ddechrau, ac nid wyf yn gwybod ein bod yn gallu, ond rydyn ni'n gwneud hynny.

Mae'r Senat ar ffwrdd, ond nid yw hynny'n digwydd nawr.

Dyna'r pethau sy'n rhaid i ni ddechrau ymateb.

Wel, Brif Weinidog, beth fyddai, os byddwn ni'n dod i mewn ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod

Rydyn ni'n gallu gwneud gwell am hynny yng Nghymru oherwydd y ffaith bod hwnnw'n rhesolwch sylweddol ac mae pobl yn mynd i wneud rhywbeth am hynny.

Dwi'n fawr iawn.

Rwy'n meddwl y gallwn ni wneud yn well heb yr adroddiad ar gyfer y gwirionedd o ran y gwirionedd o ran yr adroddiad, yn hytrach na'r adroddiad.

Ie, ac felly, nid ydych chi'n ei angen ar gyfer hynny, os gwelwch chi.

Mae fy marn i nawr yn dweud na, rwy'n meddwl y gallwn ni wneud yn well.

Gadewch i mi ychwanegu gwaith.

Gadewch i mi ychwanegu cwestiwn yma, Jerry.

Clark, rydych chi'n debyg yn gwybod am hynny.

Ydych chi'n debyg bod y Senedd wedi rhoi rhywbeth i gyd yn y ffordd yn ôl ac yn ôl ac yn ôl?

Nid.

Rydw

Rydyn ni'n gorfod cael cymdeithas sy'n cynnwys

Mae'r cydweithredwyr yn gwneud hynny.

Felly mae'n anodd ei ddweud, mae'n anodd ei ddweud, mae'n anodd ei ddweud.

Mae'n anodd ei ddweud.

Mae'r syniad eu bod yn ceisio cyflawni'r israeliaid allan o'r llyfrgell a'u rhoi yn y cyffrediniaeth.

Rhaid i ni gael israeliaid.

Mae'n ymwneud â'n sefydliad, ond mae'n rhaid iddo gael ei roi ar y ffasis hwnnw ac nid ei fod yn ddocwmendidol.

Mae'n cael ei roi ar y ffasis hwnnw ac nid yw'n ddocwmendidol.

Wel, byddwn i'n cefnogi.

Yn enwedig, mae'n un o'r lefelau gwirioneddol.

Mae'n un o'r lefelau gwirioneddol.

Unrhyw un ar ein llawr.

Dwi ddim yn rhoi gwahaniaeth am eu penderfyniadau mewnol.

Dwi'n gobeithio eu bod ganddyn nhw'n wahanol.

Dwi'n gobeithio eu bod i gyd yn perffaith, oherwydd rydyn ni'n perffaith.

Beth yw hynny?

Pryd y byddwn ni'n cael y math hwnnw o feddwl yn y diwydiant hwnnw eto?

Rydyn ni ddim yn gallu byw.

Rydyn ni ddim yn gallu gwneud y math hwnnw o beth.

Os ydych chi'n dweud y ddewis, gallwn ni ddod ymlaen.

Nid ydych chi'n dweud.

Mae'r syniad y byddwn ni'n mynd i wneud rhywbeth, y byddwn ni'n ceisio treulio i'r pwnc ac ati, dwi ddim yn gwybod, dwi ddim yn meddwl y byddwn ni'n gallu.

Unrhyw beth y gallech chi ei wneud yn y ffordd hynny, byddai'n ddefnyddiol iawn.

Felly pan fyddwn ni'n dweud rhywbeth, byddai'n cael ei wneud i'r cyfnod y gallai fod yn llawer yn gyffredinol.

Nid yw'n mynd i fod yn ddramatig.

Diolch yn fawr iawn am wneud hyn.

Rwy'n gobeithio bod y dynograffiaid wedi parhau gyda ni ar hyn o bryd, ac rwy ddim eisiau i ni mewn unrhyw wleidyddion hyn gyrraedd eu cymryd arnyn nhw.

By God, I will not endorse any republic against any one of the Democrats' students on this issue.

Is that clear?

That's good.

Not one.

That's good.

No, I'm not going to have this crap having some goddamn Liberal Republican lying by himself on the internet instead of a good Democrat.

Now, I want this fairly understood.

I will not support any republic running against any Democrat who has had the guts to stand up with us on this critical aid to putting the country first here.

pan fyddwn ni'n cael hynny, pan fyddwn ni'n cael hynny, y byddwn ni'n gallu ei ddweud.

Ond mae hynny'n gwirioneddol.

Ond mae'n gwirioneddol.

Mae'n iawn.

A sut y gallech chi ei wneud os nad ydych chi wedi cael y sethennau hynny?

Mae'r sethennau yma'n ddiweddar.

Rydyn ni wedi cael swyddog yng Nghymru sydd wedi cyflawni 13 o'r adranau ysgol arfordirol i fynd i'w gweld yn yr arfordirol.

Mae'n un o'n rhai o'n rhai sydd wedi'u cymryd i fynd i'w gweld yn yr arfordirol.

ond rwyf wedi siarad â John Mitchell yma.

Bydd John Mitchell yn cydweithio yn yr awdurdod hwn ac yn dweud, mae hyn yn mynd y tu hwnt i'r penderfyniad yn y Llywodraeth, ac mae'r Prifysgol a'r Prifysgol ddim yn cytuno gyda'r cross-bussing hwn.

Rwyf am i chi ei alw.

Rwyf am i chi gael cymaint â Mitchell.

Rydych chi'n rhoi hynny iddyn nhw ac yn dweud iddyn nhw bod unrhyw ffordd y gallan nhw wneud hynny, gan fod yn broblem gwirioneddol.

Dyna beth maen nhw'n ei wneud yn rhan o rhai o'r ddisgyrciadau Cymru.

Ond nid wyf yn dweud hynny.

Nid wyf yn dweud hynny.

Mae hynny'n dweud hynny.

Mae hyn yn dweud hynny.

Mae hynny'n dweud hynny.

Iawn.

Mae wedi cael ei wneud yn ystod cyfnodol, 13 o'r 13 o'r ysgolion yn ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod ystod

Felly, dwi'n gwybod y gallech chi ddweud wrth i'r Prif Weinidog fod yn gwneud yr un peth yma.

Felly, dwi'n gwybod y gallech chi ddweud wrth i'r Pr

Nid wyf wedi dod yma erioed i ofyn i Gerrigan, ond mae'n dweud bod pob un o'r achosion y gallwn ni ei ddod o hyd i lle gallwn ni ei wneud yn ddiweddarol, oherwydd mae'n debyg bod yna bwyllgor gwych ar gyfer amgylcheddol.

Nid ydym yn siŵr nad yw hynny'n gallu cael ei wneud amgylcheddol neu unrhyw beth.

Mae'r rhain yn bwysig iawn.

Rwy'n gobeithio nad ydych chi'n gweithio'n hyfryd yn y ffordd sy'n bwysig.

Ydyn nhw am wneud hynny?

Nid ydyn nhw.

Mae'r Prif Weinidog yn siarad amdanyn nhw yn yr achos o'r Grand Rapids ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad amdanyn nhw, ac yn siarad am

Diolch yn fawr.

Rwy'n credu bod rhai o'n arwain yn ymdrin â'n enwogion yma, yn arwain yn ymdrin â'n gwleidyddion oherwydd rwy'n gwybod bod llawer o wleidyddion yn ymwneud â'r peth honno.

Ond ar y llall arall, mae'r wleidyddion yn uchel iawn.

Mae'r wleidyddion yn ymwneud â phethau sydd wedi'u cymryd.

Yn fawr yn fwy na 90,000.

Mae'n rhaid i mi gael hynny o ddynion ar y POW.

Mae'n rhaid i mi gael hynny.

Mae'n rhaid i mi gael hynny o dynion ar y POW.

Mae'n rhaid i mi gael hynny o dynion ar y P

Ond dyna sut mae pobl yn mynd ymlaen.

Mae'n rhaid i ni fod yn fwy emosiynol am hynny.

Felly dyma'r un cwestiwn.

Nawr, nid wyf yn disgwyl, ond dyma'r un cwestiwn rydyn ni'n trafodaethu amdanynt.

Mae'n llwyr.

Ond fel y gwelwch, os ydych chi'n gallu mynd yn ddwy ffyrdd, mae llawer mwy o bwysau ar gyfer rhywun sy'n trafodaethu na'r un ffyrdd.

Nawr, ychydig yn ôl i'r man sy'n gwneud hynny, y carters,

Os yw'r unig ffordd rydyn ni'n gallu mynd yw ein bod ni'n gallu mynd allan pan fyddwn ni'n gallu mynd allan o amgylch ein llyfrau os ydych chi'n rhoi'n ni'n arwain.

Yn gyntaf, nid ydynt yn gwneud hynny, ond os yw'r unig ffordd rydych chi'n gallu mynd, mae'r rhaglenni bwysig yn llwyr.

Ac os ydynt yn dweud, wel, rydyn ni'n cael opsiwn arall na mynd allan, efallai y byddwn ni'n parhau.

Efallai y byddwn ni'n llwyr.

Efallai byddwn ni'n parhau.

Dyna beth mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw ddeall.

Yr unig rheswm bod hynny'n gredidol yw oherwydd bod y rhain wedi'u llwyddo.

Rwy'n credu bod hynny'n gredidol wrth gwrs, oherwydd rwy'n gallu'n siŵr y bydd unrhyw beth wedi'i wneud i gael y rhain yn ôl.

Felly dyma ni.

Yn ystod y cyfnod, rydw i'n mynd i ddweud y peth hwn.

Gadewch i Henry a fi siarad ychydig o amser, os ydych chi'n deall beth sy'n rhaid i ni ei ddysgu.

Gadewch i mi siarad am ddydd 15.

Bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ei wneud.

Bydd hynny'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y byddwn ni'n ymwneud â'

Mae'n rhaid i'r Prif Weinidog wybod bod 15 yn ddiwedd y gwahaniaeth parhaus.

Rydyn ni wedi cael profiadau yn ystod y 5 neu 6 mlynedd diwethaf, lle mae'n mynd i'r gorffennol, ac nid yw hi wedi bod yn digwydd yn ystod y gwahaniaethau gwleidyddol.

Beth ydych chi'n meddwl, wrth gwrs, y bydd y cyflawniadau'n cael eu cymryd i'r cyfnod o'r wythnos ddiwethaf?

Ydy hynny'n ymwneud â'r ymateb?

Byddwn i'n ymwneud â hynny.

We're gonna have to go one way.

Now, the minute that the HOP, through the Mansfield, the Congress, if they say that the only way we can go is that we'll get out and we'll use our tailwinds and our lights and you give us our prisoners, first of all, they won't make that deal.

But if that's the only way you can go, the pressure for that negotiation is infinitely less.

And if they think, well, we've got an option other than getting out, we might stay.

And we might bomb the hell out of them.

And we might.

Now, that's what they've got to understand.

Now, the only reason that's credible is because of the conditions that have been in the laws.

But believe me, it's credible as hell, because I can assure you, anything will be done to get those guys back.

So there we are.

In the meantime, as it were, in the meantime, Terry, I was going to say on this thing.

Let Henry and me, I want to talk a little bit, as you understand, let me talk about the 15th day of that bill.

that they were following.

Unless we get all better tomorrow, I'm getting back to the point where I want to squeeze into a situation where it looks like we're doing it for that reason.

On the other hand, on the continuing resolution, when will that be voted on?

My guess would be the letter heard next week, Mr. President, action is finally reported tomorrow.

Wouldn't it appear?

Mr. President, even though the 15th is the end of the continuing resolution, we've had experiences in the last five or six years where it's gone past.

I mean, there hasn't been any action politically.

What do you think, though, will be announced to take up, say, the middle of the previous week?

Is that what they say for reactivity?

I would be a little concerned about that if we could win in the house by a better margin.

And I think because... Well, you're going to have a crack at it.

I think we have.

All right, we'll keep our decision open then.

Right.

Until you're ready to go in the house.

Fair enough.

And then we'll take the next year in the house and...

We've been very loose on it.

Oh, I know.

Well, we've made announcements for a week in advance.

We've made them for a full seven in the new year.

Usually we have made it from the 7th to the 15th, so it would be a weird position to do that, but the 15th is the best date for us this time for other reasons.

Well, Mr. President, I agree with you entirely.

If you could step up appreciably the number of guys we can return per month, I think this will have a real good impact on the country, nevertheless, it depends on what else you say.

All right, thank you.

What's the matter with Michigan?

They don't want to hear Clinton play.

Why a touchdown?

I told you, if you want to see the best football game, you're going to have to do it.

Come on, Steve.

Thank you very much.

I don't know what you do.

I came to tell you one time that I'm going to have to get some progress.

I'm going to have to get you guys.

Can you do me a favor?

No, I didn't blame him.

I mean, he knows about it.

Well, we appreciate your support.

Thank you.

Would it be better if, let's, I didn't want to tell them, but maybe we should move the data.

You know what I mean?

I, I'm just starting to think that, I'm just starting to think that, anyway, it's true, it's massive.

It is seriously, it is seriously what is happening.

These guys, who's all over the place, what are you going to think about?

Would it be better to throw my voice at you, if you take something that much bigger?

on the other hand the reaction among

The does might be one outrage that we get from the other.

By leaving until the 15th, we sort of keep the pressure off.

So that's why I was brokering here, to keep that as my own statement, Mr. President, that I don't like what it is.

Well, I don't know.

My own reasoning is very diabolical here.

I think that they, I think that Jerry and Les would be pleased

with the two-month announcement.

I think they will.

Yeah, but the does, but the does will never be pleased.

We found this out every time.

They will say, they will say, well, that's, that's nine months away.

It ought to be four months away.

Why not?

See, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,

That is it.

I hear the deadline.

We have it.

Yeah.

Excuse me, Mr. Stafford.

Rosenwoods has a couple of papers down here you've been asking about in your office.

Oh, in your office.

Yeah.

Well, thanks.

Thank you.

I hear the deadline.

It is, frankly, worse than if the Congress did it.

Oh, if I could get this whistle burst to a clear, it would take us a deadline.

You can say you've ignored it.

But if I did that, then I'd have drawn the towel.

And also, I think it was just as well for me to take them down the same line.

I couldn't appeal.

By God, if they could, I'm sure those people would do a bomb.

They'd block it.

I'm going to put a hard time on that.

And we chose our horse.

Oh, there you go.

Well, I thought it wasn't that, but we'll need it.

I'll tell you after the class.

Well, Peter, these are our friends.

These are our friends.

Now, I thought you answered beautifully.

My worry is that if you do it too early, not sleeping at night, they're going to make whatever decision they're going to make, they may.

But if you do it too early, one of the things can happen.

Either they'll say, that shows what that RNA infection does to you, or, more likely, they'll say it shows

If we don't pass a mandatory resolution and they hold us, there'll be less time to get there.

If you, if you can hold out, say, till the 15th, and Lee Duck Toe shows up after, I admit the public don't know who Lee Duck Toe is, but Harriman is going to be running all over the hill and saying, Lee Duck Toe always shows up when there are important things going on, let's not blow the chance.

And so forth.

At least, you see what I mean?

So a lot of these guys may think that this diabolical president has something up his sleeve because by now they aren't that silly.

Exactly.

So when Li Dazhou arrives in Paris,

uh the sophisticates which is after all what we're talking about in the senate there are only 10 or 15 sons of bitches are going to wonder whether you are not going to be young there are guards from under them as you did in july and of course if the thing blows up on the 20th we are under no restraints at all we can go public anytime it's your program

In my view, there is a force to blow up or a decision not to.

If we cannot just have a dilatory action on their part, they will be playing a dilatory line.

Well, I'm not so sure.

It's in their interest to play a dilatory line.

The good thing we have going now is the thing that worries me after the blow up on the 13th of September.

was that we didn't have anything going.

Right now, supposing, if Versch came to Versch, if you could say, while the North Vietnamese negotiator was heading for Paris, these bastards did the foreign aid thing and ten other things.

If you wanted to go on the attack, you could do it.

And we have an overwhelming record.

On the 20th, I agree with you, we ought to force it to a clear-cut decision at the most in two meetings.

We can't get a decision in two meetings

I frankly think that in your accounting in January, or whenever you trust it to be in your best interest, you will tend to announce the end of the draft, but also you ought to call court at that.

You ought to say, we are no longer playing this game.

We've been in the liaison office there for the prisoners.

And?

Well, we've got to leave in those parts.

I think we've got to, we've got to consider the, we've got to consider the bombing.

That's right.

Just really do now.

I wouldn't do that on the land that I've been in China, because it's only four weeks away then to China.

Before Russia?

I'd do it before Russia.

I wouldn't play it on the beach.

No, maybe not.

Maybe not.

I'd go get the Russian thing out of the way and then go.

and just say, now we've pissed away here and we've still got our prisoners.

That prisoner issue is coming.

Now this issue, as the withdrawal can proceed, you understand that?

Because all of this, you know, see our men gone, the American, and they've still got their prisoners.

And I don't know if we should apply this on that.

It is a meeting issue.

Do you agree with that at all?

What the hell do we do about it?

What do you visualize?

Let's suppose.

What in Christ do you visualize that we do not appreciate?

Can you behold?

Yeah.

I'm going to try to see whether we can.

The thing we have going for us is that they're afraid of your election.

And that's why I believe they're going to settle before your election.

And the Russians, we've gotten the transcript of the secret Russian talk.

in a high-party organization, where one question was certain, did Summit reinsure Nixon's re-election?

The answer of the party official was yes, but we'd rather deal with Nixon, who's a known quality, whose proof he can deliver, than with a new man.

And that is true.

The North Vietnam meeting, although that is divorced and settled after November, you are free of all restraints.

With a mandate, you can do anything.

That's the mistake we made last year that we, last time that we let the first year go by.

We have that first year back.

We should have handled it first, right off the bat.

That's right.

When we had all the men there.

We should have... We got that withdrawal track, negotiating track.

We were also doing this May 14th speech.

There's a bunch of bullshit.

No, no, we did well, but we...

Here at home, without the war.

Yeah, no, we should have used that street.

Partying around with all the negotiations.

Remember the walls over there, and the logs there, and jackass-ing around.

It was terrible.

Basically because we weren't talking about that at all.

I'm not really convinced.

We should have found them when they started their offensive in February of 69.

Through some of the bombing?

That's what we did.

But that brought over the dam.

But they know damn well, if you come in with a man with a...

It doesn't matter with how much of a majority.

You're, you're all right.

Listen, if we win the election by one vote, you have the power to run.

I'll bomb the shit out of them.

And they're not.

I mean, I'll tell you, there will be nothing left.

I mean it.

That's right.

I wouldn't give one to your death.

But anyway, the other part is, you may go to hell.

This is just a real election.

I'm willing to risk that.

I really am.

If we have got to bring it back in order to bring that prisoner in here, that prisoner could be in a sheet.

In other words, we've got to determine what to do.

We may have to just start bombing.

Well, we've got to think about the option of either bombing or blockading.

What you're addressing, then, is what you should read.

Blockade.

But it depends.

If you do it after the election, aren't you bound?

No, no, no.

Not after the election.

Everything.

Everything until we get it.

But I mean before the election.

Before the election.

I would do something.

Blockade will get you into a confrontation with the Russians.

That's the... Then I found them.

Yeah, I found them.

I'd give them a lot of, a few heavy bombing blows, and then right after the election I'd blockade them.

I'm not sure yet that they won't sell us.

Because if they didn't want to do something, why is Leader Crowe coming back?

Why is he not defending us a message?

Of course, to your point, though, as well, David, maybe he's misread the tea leaves again and things were on the ground and all that.

On the other hand, it is reassuring to know that before your meeting takes place and a continuing resolution will be passed, that day is turning.

You know, if they say to the Senate that they're going to pass, they've already done it.

So that will be pretty clear indication that the Senate has turned around for two reasons.

Absolutely.

So that was positive to be done there.

Oh, yeah.

And I don't see, if they wanted to turn it down, they could have just sent us a message saying, hey, there's nothing new in your proposal, it's not worth meeting.

Or they could just say, so I'm free, it's perfectly capable of handling this negotiation, if they don't want to take wisely their co-coming back.

It's slightly less than, I think it's about 45, 55 now.

But if it's ever going to crack, it's going to crack now.

If those sons of bitches in the Senate, it is really the treason.

I mean, they accuse you, what you said about them in 52 was mild compared to what these bastards really are.

I cannot understand one man's field resolution, but to bring it in on every bill, every three weeks, is unconscionable.

They're harassing the president.

They're trying desperately to end the goddamn war.

They've got to send you.

They're not fancy, though, I agree, but the Democrats don't send his party.

But it is also uncomfortable for a majority leader that wants a resolution.

I get a little tired of this girl rampaging with money and talking to him about it and all that.

All it does is really make a gentleman money.

He is not assaulting this much, but I don't think he would anyway.

I think we've done it pretty much.

I think if we could succeed in ending this war, we ought to put these people to the tour.

I couldn't agree more.

Oh, I agree.

And we are always too generous.

Now the Pentagon Papers have dropped out of sight.

I don't worry.

There are reasons for that.

And not to be used in the present time.

You know, the whole, for example, you well know, you couldn't use, you couldn't use the whole jam controversy before the Jew election.

That's the reason, sir.

That's got to be that.

I've now read that.

And it's, uh... Did you?

Oh, it's awful.

I've read it.

Kennedy.

Bundy.

Rusk.

Hilson.

were in it, up to their necks, and lots of disasters.

Carried ruck a little less than most.

I mean, ruck signed a lot of cables, but they were really drafted by Harriman.

And they went out there, and they ordered a crew.

Oh, yeah.

And they carried it out.

And that's that.

It's the goddamnedest thing you ever saw.

And they were doing it to you in September, except you went the other way.

It is, after all, fascinating that until September 16th,

There were street demonstrations.

Everything was cranking up after your press conference.

And after we sent Hagar there and passed the word, they magically stopped.

There had been a street demonstration.

Excuse me.

Don't you have a feeling that our State Department assholes out there may have conserved some of the votes?

Not a feeling.

I'm just certain.

Really?

Oh, yeah.

Not CIA?

Well, CIA was beginning not to stir it up.

When CIA listens to cool talk without saying, go to hell, that's, in a way, stirring it up.

In other words, you think that September 16th went cool on that?

The September 16th was a historic press conference, Mr. President.

It turned the whole thing around.

Why is it necessary?

Why didn't they do it before?

Because they are basically, this bureaucracy is basically solved by liberals and Democrats.

And you have the terrible disadvantage that they just cannot stand.

Your successes, your successes infuriate them even more than your failures.

But if you think, what did you say last Wednesday?

You said their behavior was bad.

That's right.

And it might hurt her.

And it might hurt the United Nations.

You went out of your way not to attack the vote.

So forth.

And they're playing this as if it had been a major international event.

They've covered that UN so-called defeat, where actually a sophisticated understanding should show that it was high order of statesmanship to play it this way, that we made a clear record, we fought hard, but we didn't break the China with the Communists.

That wasn't easy to do.

But they've played that into, if you read the news magazines this week, you might have thought

that this was the most important event in the post-war history.

Indeed, Teddy Kennedy in his speech, which I've now gotten the carpet text of, said the most momentous U.N. vote in the whole post-war history.

And just in a shattering U.S. defeat, that implies that nothing was more important to us than keeping Taiwan in.

You have a right to say that, but not Teddy Kennedy.

He was against keeping them in.

No, but it shows what you have to get.

I don't know what the news magazines I predicted as predictable what they would do.

They're going to play the U.N. in that way and press.

But on the other hand, I can assure you that I think I have a fair intuition about American public opinion.

American public opinion has disgusted with the U.N. conduct.

I have no question about it.

That's what people say.

They've got reactions that way.

And frankly, they had to use some excuse to take it on.

I understand that.

I think you did that, I think.

I understand that.

They tried to make it appear that the president was angry and all that shit.

I didn't agree at all.

I didn't say anything.

I didn't even say it, you know.

They reported it, as I told you to.

But the way they're trying to say that we made a great station, a tragic station, the timing of your trip, not anybody in their goddamn mind knows when could we have timed it.

after the vote impossible couldn't have gone and then you couldn't go to silver for obvious reasons because the chinese wouldn't accept it they were ready nor did the chinese know the world was going to take place and of course we were misled we were told the world would be part of it apart that's just the writers don't know how to argue this way but my point is

They're only seizing on this thing because they ain't got nothing else.

And it will pass.

Oh, I have no doubt of that.

It just shows...

The continuing resolution will pass.

No, it just shows what you're up against and what you have achieved in the most improbable circumstances.

I told her to denounce that meeting yesterday.

I said every good thing that's been done on both the domestic and international side and your administration has been done by a tiny group in the White House against the press, against the bureaucracy.

That's right.

And that is what makes your administration so complex.

We can survive.

Well, I think we can survive, Mr. President, because this is a minor

It's exercised compared to what we've been through.

Oh, I don't consider this, and I, as far as they're yakking about the UN vote, and they, uh, you know, they're raising hell because we criticized the conduct of that.

That's all they, they need to report what they actually criticized.

Although some of them have meshed over to say it was the vote that criticized it.

Four weeks from now, no one will know what the vote was either.

No one will know that I thought the UN put on a bad show.

That's very important.

Another thing, they don't have a plan.

How the hell else are you going to keep ready for a blow on the curses?

And he got ready.

He was.

And this was a pretty poor business.

Very small prices to pay to keep it going.

But of course, they like to have a blow on the curses on them.

President, there's no disaster that can befall you that those bastards won't...

I mean, I'm talking about the liberals, not about the healthy Americans.

The liberals know you are the only thing that stands between them and the control, because any other Republican would really be under their control.

Much as I like Nelson, if Nelson were President, John Gardner would be a welcome...

visitor in the White House, all these bleeding hearts would be in here all over the place.

But what else is going to be elected for us anyway?

They know that, too.

Well, no, he has no intention.

What I meant is that they know very well the choices between me and some other Republicans, the choices between me and one of the Democratic friends.

If any Democrat is going to be better than me... No, but what I meant was that the reason they hate you so much is because any other Republican

that could be elected would be more susceptible to them.

Reagan couldn't be elected.

And so they want a Democrat.

And that's what's killing them.

But I don't think, I think, we'll just have to see now what happens.

highly unhelpful that everything is turning up now again.

But the one thing working in our favor is that Hanoi has seen us in worse shape, in much worse shape, and we've always come back.

Well, Hanoi, too, as I see, before you see that, there's a kind of resolution to us.

Yes.

And, of course, they've killed the stories of my trip, which would have not, that they made any difference to us.

They would have made a hell of a lot of difference to Hanoi.

We could have done a week of backgrounding, how we were received, and how you were involved in all of this, and that.

That's, of course, all down the track.

Is it worth trying now?

It's too late now.

I think so, at least.

But we'll make that bigger.

Well, that'll come, too.

We'll have our day there.

I mean, if we could have given them the uneasy feeling that a hell of a lot was going on.

But that's no disaster because they know we were there.

Well, the facts on them are not what I understood.

They've done this and that and the other thing, but it's going to be down to that kind of proposition.

That's right.

They want to make a deal or they want to run the risk that I can do them on.

Now, that's what they think.

That's why I dropped that little note to Tito.

And I'm seeing the freedom on Thursday for lunch.

I just want to get back to the issue of T.O.

What do you think?

I think that's fair.

And so it doesn't appear we're trying to block.

I just simply say, if you accept to do it, you can say you can.

If anything, as far as this is happening, you might be so reliant on T.O.s and the kids and everything, that we're going to go.

If this doesn't go, then the President particularly wants you to go.

He feels that our meetings are very, very important, but he must act to protect our interests, including the interests of our prisoners, and that any actions that he choose not be misinterpreted as being directly against Jews.

Just put that line on.

Why don't you say that to him?

I think that's a very good line to comment on the issue.

What do you think?

I think that's good.

I think I ought to do that.

By the end of next week, we have to make a decision on how you want to go on the Middle East.

Because we have to tell the Russians.

I'm just stalling him now in exploratory conversations.

I'm not committing us to anything.

But we don't have to do it this week.

We can wait until...

I promised him an answer by the 22nd.

Not that we'll say yes, but that we'll try to negotiate it.

Sure.

The problem is we'd then have to throw the state off.

We'd have to throw the state off their enterprises.

We can't do that.

Just tell them it's a political year.

You don't want any more pressure now.

See, my nightmare now is they're so eager to get the Israelis to start negotiating that they'll give them the fandoms.

just for the start of the negotiation, and I feel having held out this long on the fandoms, we ought to see whether we can use them in what the Russians propose.

Because once they've given them the fandoms, we have no leverage at all, let alone the Israelis.

I would never have done what they did.

I would have given them the...

I would have said we'll give them fandoms and held back on deliveries without...

But that's...

But I'll review the whole thing with you next week.

We don't have to decide it.

Well, we're going to go that way.

We've got to keep this thing.

Well, I'm not sure, Mr. President.

I've got to take it.

It's going to be a tough session to get into it.

I've got to talk.

I've got to find my own way of bringing her out of this.

Right.

Well, I'll have...

I don't want you... Well, I don't want to...

recommended to you mr president i'd like to have another talk with the freedom to be sure that we have what i would like to do is get have one more talk with the freedom to see what his real offer is then i'd like to have a very

uh i'd like to have a talk with rapine to find out what we're going to get into with that on part of it and uh and because you shouldn't get your prestige involved in a negotiation unless we know we can make it go but i can make a recommendation to you within two weeks on that

They lost a lot at Gallipoli.

At Gallipoli they lost a lot.

And they lost...

Australia and New Zealand, yeah.

Australia lost a lot in Gallipoli, and in World War II, they lost a lot in the desert.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It was a great battle for a long time.

The Austrians just, you know, they were far back down somewhere, just got that, got that war shot.

Well, of course, everybody did that, but their casualties were unbelievable.

We had to protect the war.

We fought for the war.

What we are having is a total moral collapse of our leadership.

That election last year was a disaster from this point of view.

If we could have picked up four or five Senate seats, we would have scared the other.

You're so close.

We could have got Indiana.

That could have been one.

That could have made a difference.

Even that one.

That could have given you even that.

I'm sure we did.

And then, frankly, if we could have gotten that damn Murphy knocked me around, we would have held the bench.

Exactly.

I mean, we had these two disastrous candidates, Smith in Illinois and the two big states.

Because anybody, I think, could have beaten Tunney, except Murphy.

Murphy was great, of course, but he was too much of a jostler.

He's dumb and then has no voice.

He makes people uncomfortable.

And so Finch, if we had had Finch and... Well, anyway, that's a...

But on the other hand, moral collapse or not, we're still here.

Well, and we're still in a strong position, and everyone...

still recognizes that this is a revolution in foreign policy and in international monetary policy.

It is a revolution in foreign policy, and it's going to continue to be.

And there's a little bit of squeak, a bunch of whining around because of the U.N. vote, the foreign aid vote, and so forth.

Oh.

No, no, we've got, we've met at worst.

We've met at worst today, and sometimes we read it.

Now, with respect to the New York Times editorial board, John Oakes called my office, said he'd like to have lunch with me.

Now, I loathe the son of a bitch.

But...

Not the right time.

There is a time.

There will come a time.

Not for me to go up, for him to come down?

No, never.

Never.

I've never seen that.

That would be a reward beyond belief at this point.

There will come a time.

But you, you're the big gun here.

I don't mind you with the star.

I think that may be useful.

But I would not give John Oaks a thing at this point.

Let me make a note.

I'll make one further check.

I have another source that I checked this with.

I just want you to be used.

I have a thought.

I've got a plan.

After China, then everything is off.

By that, I mean all the lid is off.

Then we have got to go out and talk to every son of a bitch that we can.

I will want you to undertake at that point.

That is the time to go, not before, but after China to be closer to re-election.

Then, it's then that I decided, well, I'd like you to go into the tall ocean and do the keep, the thing you did in Chicago, which helped you build better programs than you had there, going to the car groups all over, losing the times and the rest of it.

At the present time, the problem with the times is that

I don't want to reward them too soon after they did what I did with the Hunter McGill Senate and the Pentagon Papers.

That's the problem.

I find Oaks repulsive.

The strategy is the Pentagon Papers.

Yes, and the Pentagon Papers.

So I...

I don't think, I don't think we need Oaks at this point.

if you do get ahead of yourself you run around town all this but if you do do the times what what i would have you do is what i would want it may be it may be that if you will want that they will come the right time you heard what a little australian said right that's why he said he said there that they would like to improve their relations with you yes yes well that's a silly confirmed saying but nevertheless it shows you we're going to do but the point is

If you do the Times, it should be at the editorial board where you've at least got one friend there.

Schwartz.

Huh?

Schwartz.

Yeah.

Schwartz is all right.

That's right.

There are a couple other guys that are all right at the Times for it.

Paul used to be in Poland and saw their city editor.

He's a good man.

Rosenwald.

That's very good, man.

They're good men at the times.

They just can't speak out.

But I want you to go there where you get a chance to hit them and post and be one of them.

The hell will kill them, especially at this point.

I just don't want you to do it.

I won't do it.

Tell them how you said it.

No, I'll do that.

No, no, no, no, no.

That wouldn't be right.

You see what I'm saying?

I'm asking you.

He's in the military bus box.

Okay, good.

I'm fine.

Oh, that's right, that's right.

The message to BP, speak up.

I don't think so.

In other words, I'm just looking at my scheduler in terms of other things around it because that's pretty good.

We suggested the 23rd or is that something that they knew?

So, there are times when they'll come back and say, well, we ought to make it the 24th or the 25th or... Yeah, yeah.

Okay, we'll get you started.

Right, right, right, right.

Good.

And they will be back by the 15th.

I'm not going to do any tapings unless it's something that's emergency.

Not on these three, are you?

What is it?

Is it crap?

I'm glad I'm not getting away with this.

All radio.

It's, uh, Mr. Dawson.

I think the news stories are wrong.

The people are bargaining, and the business people are bargaining.

have put forward a proposition that's basically pretty generous, but doesn't, at least as yet, give the principle of the contract.

But I think that they're going to do that.

They're there in the process of bargaining.

The problem is that the press has picked up bits and pieces

and distorted them and what they what they do by writing this up is to get the labor people stirred up when they go back into the meeting in other words it's this old business of promoting a fight that's going on with the press it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy which is presently sure it goes on as a matter of fact there's a report on that issue really untrue because i had i sat with that before and i was the team should say in the meeting

He told me everything that happened.

There's nothing like what was reported.

George has had reports.

I gather you've got some on my side.

There you go.

What George has done is just what he did during the earlier period.

He's created a type of history.

And it was picked up by Porter, which Porter did last time.

It's the same combination.

And then they

the effect of doing a self-fulfilling practice because everybody goes in this morning mad at each other because they want to be the other way around.

Well, what's our strategy?

To, uh,

do everything we can to see that the board continues to meet with them.

All I can understand is that it's going to work out, and they're going to come to some kind of agreement, and I think there's a real probability that it'll be, it'll wind up being unanimous.

Do you think there is a chance?

I think there is a good chance.

What about if the probability is stronger?

Chance, you think, or probability?

Oh, no, I'd put it up in the neighborhood of the

Two chances out of three.

One thing didn't work it out.

Chuck and I tried to stay in very close contact.

That's got to be the thing that's in the background, but let's look at that for just a moment.

Let's see whether we want this to work out.

What about the idea of just extending the freeze 90 days?

George is a legitimate warrior, and I can make damn good connections.

There are two things I would worry about doing that.

One, the freeze is beginning to unravel.

Anyway, now it's hard to hold this notion that

It is working and everybody is having equal sacrifice.

It would mean, for example, that the teachers who didn't get their pay raises and so on would still not get them for another three months.

It would mean that we bump into some big labor contracts like the auto contract.

that has a 3% increment, and the unions have promised to strike.

This is a great viable option, but we should talk about it.

You see, I told Chuck that he should talk about it.

We'd love to tell him in order to put the heat to them.

It's a great threat, because it's a threat.

What the hell else could we do, though?

We can't let people, and we have a pay board, I mean, we have a price, a public board that sets it up, and then we go out and pick a couple of selected contracts, or here it is,

what the business people are getting ready to recommend.

But what's your opinion?

I think there's a... Oh, yes.

I think there's a good...

It says you can take an 80% weight increase and keep the GPI at 30.

An 80% weight increase.

That's because that's on the assumption that there's a big expansion and a large gain in productivity.

That's exactly what they have.

Okay, you get 6%.

For God's sakes, with the CPI going up to 3, and you've got to have a 3% increase in productivity, heck, it's not inflationary.

It's not inflationary by a 3% standard of CPI, right?

It's inflationary to that level.

Average earnings.

Average earnings aren't going up all that much higher than that right now.

And I think that I'm more and more convinced that the net impact of this program will be to raise wages.

Wages will be higher as a result of all this than they would otherwise have been, although that would be a big shock.

You put out a certain percentage for next year.

Then all of the people who are struggling around, what are we going to raise our pay with this year, who probably would have gotten less than 6%.

We'll have to get 6% or there'll be a pull in that direction.

I think that is the way these things generally work, and I think we're pretty well aware of that.

when we started in uh so if you say what is going to be the impact on on inflation from the wage side if this thing were to blow up i think the impact is it will be negligible and uh if anything probably we'll have a little lower wages

I think that we want to hold this together, and I think we have a pretty good go at it.

He said he thought that the Woodcock formula, which he was going to work on last night, would be bought, which is 6%.

Plus, there would be recognizing the principle of the sanctity of contracts.

He said he would buy that.

This told me, and felt very strongly about this, he said, if the president holds up the one-eighths card that you thought was either a three or the three states, he said, nobody really would like to live with that because we would get blamed for it.

They don't worry.

And if they did, they don't worry about that.

Because if we do that and go through all that hell, I've got to go on national television and break it off and labor.

I mean, this labor here is my will.

It'll be the goddamnedest thing you ever saw.

But the point is that there are two forces at work in those papers.

And all that Dan Shore did last night was what he designed to us before.

That is to create a crisis so that he has an exclusive and he can go on television and babble.

I don't think it is accurate, except that it may exacerbate the situation in the room.

But the feeling I got out of there was that they're holding very well.

I think it seems to me that you have very well known the feelings of the call you made today.

Yeah, so far.

I thought you said they were going to transfer it.

They were going to transfer it.

They were going to try to hold it in another way.

The way that the cable TV could work on them and not on others.

No, because they're in the cable business.

The one in all of that.

They don't sign it.

They don't sign it for personal.

Wow.

They don't.

George, coming to more pleasant subjects, I assume there are more pleasant to cluster.

Maybe you want to give me a crack analysis that you say moderately encouraging, but don't pay too much attention to it with regard to that wholesale price.

I thought it was pretty good.

The wholesale price is actually working.

Definite, clear statement that the freezer is working.

Do you expect it to?

Yes, I think O is maintained.

The one thing that won't work is a short freeze.

So I think it is clearly working.

The continued decline of interest rates long term, they continue to go down.

And that's a very clear indication that the financial people's expectations about inflation have been altered.

For the first time, I saw the possible story of the New York Times in the economy.

The box on the top showing the auto sales, the biggest sales in a month.

It is the biggest car, the biggest they've ever had, the biggest in the country.

Who put that on?

You guys want to hear a simple story?

No, I wouldn't like to take credit for it, but it is.

I guess it goes.

I'll just, in fact, pass it off.

They couldn't suppress it.

It was in the book that Gerald said.

Question?

They predicted, a lot of companies predicted last week that it would be in the Paris, I think.

The Times story, however, immediately counterpunched by saying there hasn't been any impact on employment.

No.

That it might just prevent some unemployment.

Isn't that rather nice that there will be a slight decrease in unemployment?

Although, as I understand it, it's only as the stock market increased yesterday, according to Washington Post, it's totally the technical correction.

I understand that.

No, I think it's a statistically significant change.

The thing that I am interested in about that is the fact that employment went up as much as it did.

Well, the seasonally adjusted rise of $325,000 is a big monthly increase in the number of jobs.

Now, if you take the last five months together, seasonally adjusted, you've got a million and a quarter rise in employment.

That's after seasonal adjustment.

So that's big.

It's the private sector moving on jobs is the way in which this thing gets solved.

So I tend to look at that more.

The unemployment rate, which gets all the publicity, is sort of the interaction between the number of people in the labor force and its employment.

Those are two great big numbers, and the unemployment is small in it.

has much more tendency to jump around.

But if we get a strong rise in employment that continues, then that unemployment rate is going to come down.

Now, I wouldn't have to go back and say that all of the structural analysis of the economy, I believe, shows us sort of poised and all set for a big boom

But I just tremble at this money supply picture.

And I know Arthur doesn't think it's a problem.

He tells me Milton doesn't think it's a problem.

I called Milton yesterday and asked him what he thought, and he thinks it's a big problem.

And that we have this picture of the Fed going to one extreme and then the other extreme.

And, of course, Milton is also of the view that the freeze is beginning to hurt the economy.

And I think I've mentioned this to you before, the very few days in which it... Well, I would just put this in the context of, say, extending the freeze another three months.

I do think it would slow the economy down very badly to do that.

He needs to get every Jewish broker he knows in New York to start calling firms and raising help out of them.

Now, there's Gus Levy, there's Moneylaster, and we're going to have a real program on that.

I mean, so it doesn't appear to be real.

I don't know why you're asking that memorandum at the end of the day.

You can say, I'm terribly concerned about the money supply in my area, the money sources and so forth and so on.

All right, well, now you're admitting that 30 will change.

By college at that time, we conducted this kind of a campaign.

All right, I know.

Well, you planned a campaign.

Well, you're going to get those two little points and send them for sure.

I'm going to get some people that don't even know what money is from there.

There was an article... Brian, read it back to me.

I thought that's what we'd even have said.

There was an article in the Times yesterday by Leonard Silk, of all people, that called attention to the money supply question.

I...

put it into the minds of a few people.

And I think we're going to be seeing a little writing about it.

If you would follow up as many of your friends as you know, get sacked off.

Don't regard your own good, carry on.

I've just got to say how the administration is concerned with all the great people in the rest of the league that earned and created the respect for him and he is kicking the screws off too tight in the money supply.

I know the people with me.

Call them.

Put them in.

All right.

The people that you work with.

Actually, they feel this way.

I mean, I don't care whether they feel that way or not, but if they do, it helps.

But they've got to get a doctor.

This is purely a program of propaganda with the son of a bitch.

He's got to start playing ball.

And he sits there with that untypical attitude about everything and knows everything.

And then, God damn it, he doesn't play ball.

And he's got to start playing ball.

We'd better get going.

The money supply goes shorter, is there going to be a boom?

There certainly is going to be a boom.

But you're not going to get a boom.

We now have four months of no growth in the basic money supply.

That's a long time.

And you can have these internal Fed forecasts that we have learned about.

What does it mean for ourselves?

Leonard Silk.

He's a guy who's always writing against us.

S-I-L-K.

Right.

In the air time department.

Yes, sir.

All right.

Well, Silk, let me give you a suggestion about...

about that if I could.

Well, if you're going to write something to him, what kind of thing might that be?

Silk, in his article, was partly sort of enjoying himself, that having Arthur concerned about interest rates through this committee he had has riveted the Fed's attention on interest rates.

which is exactly what the monetary school of thought does like.

And with interest rates going down, the money supply is not expanding, and the monetarists are in a great state of alarm.

And isn't that funny?

That's sort of Silk's line.

The point is, it isn't funny.

It's damn serious.

You know, the other question, excuse me.

Will the wholesale price index going down or holding steady?

What?

Will the wholesale price index going down or holding steady and the CPI coming down?

Arthur really could feel pretty good about some questions, but he shouldn't be worried about that.

Oh, well, he ought to.

He doesn't think it's shocking.

We've heard from Arthur about what happens this week or this month.

He's thinking, what's going to happen 10 years from now?

We'd like to do one else of the day, George.

I'm giving a talk in New York at this Calvin Bullock Forum this afternoon.

That's off the record.

Don't worry about it.

The thing is, what happens?

The national government comes down on that call and says, I know some of this story is absolutely wrong.

I'm going back to Sam on this one, and just lay it on God damn hard, because he, I talked to him a month ago, and he said, we'll take care of it, we'll do, we'll straighten it out, and he says, we keep getting, once a month he trips, then, do you think, where you got the interesting thing is, Jordan, what I mean,

Well, we got the freeze, and it's working.

It was an action he took, and it has produced a pretty obvious consequence, so I say, well, let's take credit for it.

And at the same time, as far as the...

inflation issue is concerned, I think that we're positioned pretty well, no matter what happens.

We are fighting it, and if the labor guys kill it or somebody else kills it, we can be mad at them, and we're also going to get the inflation to keep coming down.

So I think on that side of the issue, that you're positioned quite well now, and the thing that we really have to be concerned about and thinking about is the government.

What's happening to the economic expansion?

That's right, that's right.

That's really where the payoff is.

That's right, that's right.

Oh, oh, oh, the expansion's over.

Oh, I think, as Chuck and I have talked about this, we've already left the number one place.

We did everything by that.

You're right, I was even concerned by a story in the New York Times by Leonard Stowe.

I realized at the outset that he is not particularly a supporter of the administration's policies for climate.

But as I read the story from Sargent, I could see clearly that he was willing over the fact that the money supply had been

had not been rising, parentheses, I believe it had been four months now since the money supply has gone up to a substantial degree, close parentheses.

And then he proceeded to point out that one possible reason for this phenomenon was that I had made the mistake of

but you're in charge of the Committee on Interest Rates.

Very good.

Obviously, anyone who's concerned primarily about keeping interest rates down is not going to be interested in letting the money supply go up.

Very good.

I'm not suggesting for one moment that I buy Silk's analysis entirely.

Very good.

However, I would be less than honest with you if I were not to say I have been flooded with calls since the beginning of the inquiry I had from people in Wall Street for whose judgments I have the greatest respect.

with regard to the best policy of holding the money supply down for too long a period.

In fact, two of those who called me from Wall Street without an accounting on my part pointed out that this is exactly what happened in 1959 and 60.

As you recall, you came into the office

I know that you are

that your policy is not only right, but it's a long-term interest of the economy and of our goal of attaining to and of our goal of assuring the success of this administration's economic policies.

However, I must

register with you as strongly as I possibly can on your concern that what really determines the result of the election is not interest rates or rises in the cost of living.

The unemployment statistics around the election time

Many candidates, many elections have been made in this country that have been determined because of an increase in our function, which resulted in the voters turning out the party in power.

I cannot think of one election where a place had an effect whatever in determining the result.

This does not suggest that we should not be concerned about inflation, not only for the long haul, but even for the short haul.

However, on the other hand, there is no doubt in my mind, whatever, that if the Fed continues to keep the lid off with regard to increases in the money supply,

And if the economy does not expand, as you, along with most, virtually all, as long, along with most other respected economists have predicted, in 1972, the blank will be deep and squirted on Fed, or holding the little one too long, just as it was, it might have been very partly on Fed.

I am not circulating this letter.

I am not sending copies of this letter to anybody else in the quadriad because I think this has to be between me and you.

As a matter of fact, I'm not going to discuss the subject in common.

But I do want you to know that there is nothing that I feel stronger on than this money supply problem.

And that the percent of complaints that I have been receiving, not only from the New York Action Community,

but from other places in the country, for instance, IRC, College of Los Angeles, San Francisco, St. Louis, Chicago, and Atlanta, just to mention a few over the past few days, expressed the same concern, close to her disease.

Convinces me that you owe it to yourself, as well as to our

of getting the economy to move smartly up and hence ahead, to reevaluate your decision with regard to holding the money supply down, and to take some action to move it up before we get a lot of economics, the writing that still gets

and then having to move because they urged us rather than on our own mission.

Since they're on our end, I'll have to send it out.

It's very good.

It's not just this, it's kind of getting more and more

He, uh, he gets them all up, and it's their life that he gets on a campaign.

He'll sweep on the farm and the rest of it.

But Dan Arthur is sitting over there like God.

He is not God.

The, uh, in your letter, the section on, um, everybody knows that if you contract a money supply, you'll reduce interest rates.

That is, that is true.

in the long run, in, say, the short run, in the space of a month or so, it's the other way around.

And Arthur would point that out to you.

I've got a question.

I don't know what it's about.

You'll get the point of that if there's any questions.

I just want to know.

I don't care about the technical side of this.

It's only for the purpose of knowing.

You've got to learn from the president.

I think this is very important.

With his ego, Mr. President, and he has that kind of letter, it weighs heavily on him that, my God, next year, you know, the President realizes how important this is to his election.

There it is.

Well, anyway, as I was saying to Chuck last night, I had these figures.

I did well for George.

I did well to lie about it.

They were changed.

They think that the figures are all right.

Nor did Ben.

It's a good set of reasons.

I'm terribly excited about it.

On the other hand, whether it was the market going up, which of course, in fact, that's still it, but the market, on the other hand, wholesale pricing and that's the retail credit thing, which you get applied to the automobile station, so you get applied and the unemployment.

You can't snip it all off.

This economy is moving better than we think.

Don't forget that we are going to get off this goddamn ass and do something.

Don't forget, Mr. President, that the trade deficit, which international trade is one of the three lights in your suit, the trade deficit turned around last month and became a surplus.

You now see that prices have stabilized during the freeze, so the freeze works.

You do have unemployment at least for the last two months in a row now.

Last month it dropped one tenth, first month two tenths.

Well, that's not a bad thing, right?

If there's two or three points up, we just have to, we just get one.

Since you've got the main thing in charge, let me say, unless I'm talking here in the room, I have total confidence in your judgment on this thing.

Because I know you're an honest man who's been talking for a long time.

You just read the comment.

And the rest, I think most of the other people, even if they have emotions or don't have the guts, or get like hard, or say something, or don't have the, frankly, the...

the guts to get up and say what they need to if they think otherwise.

But in this field, where we just gotta call it coldly and toughly and fight like tigers, and this is not something where we, no college exercise, this is it.

You deal with the money supply, you gotta increase the budget or decrease the budget or anything like that, we've gotta, by God, we're undoing it.

I mean, everything rides on this, everything rides on it.

And so you just play a ruthless game.

I made Cap unhappy when he finds out about it.

I discovered about $100 million worth of construction projects that we could have pushed this year that we were holding back on.

I think the third quarter figures are going to be revised up

My guess is they're going to be revised up by the time they get through by at least $4 billion.

$4 billion?

You see, they can't be that much longer.

Somebody's lying.

Well, the market is not the exact same.

The retail sales figures for August, the revised figures, show an increase that's so large that it must be wrong.

You just can't believe that.

And that's the next, that's the second revision.

I told you about one, Mr. President, that jumped in.

So one of the things is we're paying a price for the fact that the statistical budgets were starved during the Johnson administration.

And this retail sales theory, which is very important, is just now beginning to come in.

Statistics means so much to us that we pay money for polls and everything.

Let's be sure our statistics are right.

We're making tremendously important decisions on this.

We were pushing on that.

But anyway... You know, one guy, if I may say it, I have strong feelings, could be very helpful in this field.

We could reuter him out of that university town policy.

He is so honest, so conservative, and so right, that I think he just might tell the truth.

Alan will be here tonight.

It's your coffee dinner.

He's going to stay over at our house.

Well, you know, he is expecting, hoping to come in and report to you on his commission on statistics, which has completed its report.

And if you think of it as he comes through the line, you might say that you're looking forward.

I think he is a towering figure in this field.

Oh, I'm lost.

But go ahead.

Well, the retail sales picture for August went up much more than they thought when they put out those third quarter figures.

the inventory picture for September has finally, we have a good plus figure.

They didn't know that when they put the third quarter out.

You know, we've been saying all along that at some point we're going to start getting an inventory kicker.

And it may be that that has started.

But at any rate, the September figure, which they didn't know about, is pretty good.

There is this trade turnaround figure that Chuck mentioned that they didn't know.

And

The net export line in the GNP figures has been a killing figure here, in the second quarter particularly.

And if that spun around, as for natural reasons it's almost sure to do, that's another increment in the picture.

So these three things together make me feel that they're going to wind up revising that figure up quite considerably.

15.9, I believe, was the...

I mean, the third quarter, it all went bad.

Well, the way to really judge it is in the rate of increase in real terms.

And I believe that was 2.8.

And that's pretty disappointing.

You need to get up better than 4%, in fact, well above 4%, to really be attacking the slack in the economy.

And we had about 5% in the second quarter, which is pretty good, although that was revised up from 3.6 in the first published estimate to 4.9 now.

So that shows you the range of errors.

So what will this end up in?

Well, my guess is it may get up somewhere near 4%, but I don't think it will get up above it.

It's not as bad, though, is it?

Well, it's not as bad, but it's...

It's a time when we should be seeing a build-up.

It should be getting better each quarter.

And, of course, you can have a drop back and everything just doesn't go along smoothly.

And I, as you know, I've been very optimistic about things.

I would be glowingly optimistic if it weren't for these money supply numbers, which are sort of in the background of a policy input that's varied.

Uh, contracted.

That's, that's the, uh, the biggest, the biggest cloud, uh, cloud.

Actually, the retail sales for this was almost $1,000,000 per vision, wasn't it?

Anyway, let me say this.

You're in.

Yes, sir.

All right.

Working away.

I had done some work on the...

Wait a minute, I want to talk to you about Hoffman.

I mean, not Hoffman, but Sloan.

I had done some work on the Finch trip that you asked me to do, but together that settled and he was going and so on.

I did talk to Rockefeller, so he... And also, he did talk to, you know, to...

If you would...

I never write letters, but only for the record.

But that's a very good one.

Don't think he won't pay attention.

He doesn't want that in history books.

I'm just saying.

Well, the idea that I'm here, I am here for the people.

I mean, people worry about this, and I'm going to talk about it.

Now, Leonard, something is a good question.

My friends in New York, we're having these dinners, you know, and everybody's calling in, and, like, the sale's going.

It's like, all right.

Frogs, all these people, they don't know anything.

I don't want to tell you about it, but.

I thought you were not going to let Parker squeeze us down and make himself look good.

Well, I thought if you traced on, I saved the dollars and lost a lot.

How about it?

You're not going to do it.

Let me see if I can't get Milton to go after the Fed again the next time.

Can I ask you something?

Tell him, Milton, we were talking.

And I'm very distressed about this one.

I would agree with him personally.

Unless the pilot's conviction is that he's a convict of the Hell of a King.

No, it's right in line with his conviction.

All right.

I don't like life a lot, except Colson.

Okay, we're voting for Colson.

I have to say, he did a great job on this cornfield with the Russians.

Is it going to work?

from my side at midnight and was still gone.

Would Eric do it?

No.

I would attack them.

No, I think they're gonna die.

Oh, all right.

Okay.

We'll know by the 7th.

Who are you kissing?

Wouldn't that be great?

Well, I'm gonna make it up to him.

Broker.

Yeah.

Broker.

I told him, I told him, I asked Henry about it.

I told him he talked to you and Peterson about it.

He said he will.

Okay.

There's a bunch of Canadian things, so we're ready to move on the Latin American front if they come and get us back.

Or do they will?

I don't know if we'd be that ready.

Well, let's set that as a goal and maybe do it a year from now then, you know.

Okay.

Well, I would say the end of November.

All right, all right.

It comes at the end of the always said impossible goal, and you might reach one that's possible.

All right, I get to mention it.

Okay.

Bye, sir.

Do you want to mention the move?

Is it possible for you to... Do you think it's possible for you to have...

How are your relations with Clark Mullen?

Excellent.

Could you go talk to Clark and say, look, we've got a hell of a problem here.

We can't write it.

We'll give you a suit if we do.

That is the parole order.

Be ready to get out.

We don't want him to come next year.

The problem is, he's the president.

And because he's met now all the things, and he agreed to stay out of the labor movement and all that sort of thing, he's got to be paroled.

And the president said,

Presently, we ought to give this a punch, because I mean, the presidency may, because the president will be my control over the children.

I don't know why, you know why.

But I mean, he may not buy it, he may just give us anyway, but I think there's something to be said to preparing a fellow like that, you know?

Oh, definitely, there is.

You see, he wrote a book, which is coming out in a month, which talks about how you've really cracked down on the

organized crime, and he doesn't want this to destroy the credibility of his book.

I know how to handle it.

What are you going to turn him around?

I don't know what to turn him around.

I just said, like, we're going to respond to this bad thing.

And it's just a good person.

The bomb is a good person.

It's going to be a very high price if he stays out of the labor movement.

What strength is it?

He stays out of the labor movement forever.

And, uh, we're going to need to go back on him.

Again, a leader of a really, really educated, like-minded state.

Well, I could do something else with Clark.

I could call Clark in and say that I need his advice, because I point out that the parole board clearly will let him out next time.

But right now, as I have an election year, here are the problems.

How do you think we can handle this?

I think it's very hard, but it will help some.

Yes, it will.

It's not at all.

Oh, yeah, I didn't tell you, but he did go up to New York on his own, apparently, and fell flat because he can't answer the question about the money.

And he did not do a good job.

He did the Calvert floor four or two weeks ago.

Peter's trying to set up this dinner for him.

And he edited up there.

We don't really care about listening to him.

that's what peter discovered today he called me this morning early this morning he said i'm in new york and we don't want it well because he didn't do very well last week basically he couldn't answer them he couldn't answer the difficult questions that they they put to them i can get a good

That's the one thing since last summer that Stanton has said he would do and has delivered on.

He's delivered on all the other two heads.

I'm afraid he probably doesn't have three heads.

the ability within CBS to deliver, but that son of a bitch should be out of there.

God, we've got those, those things are going very well over there, this president of the people, and the thing that could kick it off is some jackass like Shore saying how bad it is, and then, you know, he starts the people fighting because they watch him.

They all think he knows something they don't know.

We'll get three or four days of good economic things, and that's it.

That's what's happening.

It's a very considerable shock to me going on.

McGregor said yesterday that we should not be distressed by any of the press reports that Fulbright and Nancy were going to fill about this, and that we knew that they were going to be pulling it through, I think.

Bob, is it the conclusion that there is nothing whatever to do about public recognition?

Is that correct?

No, that's not correct.

Then, in other words, you just don't need to ask people.

We've been seeing art expressing things and so forth, on and on and on, but nobody raising any hell in Congress.

I haven't seen the word raised.

I've never seen a word of criticism in this goddamn office.

It's cutting the shit out of us.

Now, what is correct, what is correct is that there is still being delivered the thing, trying to figure out the way that you can get some results in changing it, which down to the last strokes on a plan on now, which involves the, which way they end up, well, cutting the months.

Yeah, cutting the funds is the, is the, is the lever that we're going to use to try to get them to change some of the personnel.

And force, force Bates and Macy both out now.

Get Bates out there.

He's a left-office planter.

Get both Bates and Macy out.

Macy, who runs it, Bates is chairman of the board.

We've just finished yesterday compiling a whole dossier of all the abuses that they have had on the air.

We've cut that down plenty.

is to call in Pace and Rather and Cole and lay it all out to them and say this is what... Rather?

Jack Rather.

Jack Rather, who's agreed to fight on public, on public broadcast against congressional attacks.

Is that, I mean, divine.

Any wild son of a bitch at all is horrible stuff.

Give him the stuff and have him start watching.

Ask for an investigation and a committee.

Yes, sir.

We've had a little bit of it.

It hasn't made a big, big bang, but Bud Brown was in it.

I know we don't want to play with him, but maybe this is going to get Bill Sherby going on, because he's the kind that will... Good, sure.

Yeah, that's right.

He was the one who took up the battle.

Nobody else would.

And, uh, I tried to circle over the whole thing for you to start with.

And get that damn thing that he's a man, he's a bad man.

That kind of happens with what he's with, but...

He'll sit in a colorful way, you know, and start riding the cave, and...

But the thing hasn't been dropped.

The problem has been the money this year is all committed.

There's nothing you can do about it.

It's actually been given to them.

It's committed.

It's gone.

It's done.

Out.

There.

So all you can do on any immediate changes is to try to change the personnel.

You know, there's the thing, though, of how poorly organized we are here.

One way.

It was, to me, utterly shocking to see the Russell train

has made a statement against the national security and the name of the environment.

Now, God damn it, I'll let the environmentalists get in the tin cans and even screw up the auto industry, but God damn it, they're not going to screw up national security.

And that was a shocking thing.

And I don't know how the hell, early on, or whoever's in charge of that, or is that Whittinger, would let that God damn story get out.

The court shut it out.

They had no problem with it.

Why the hell are you writing the story now?

That's, that's the, the writing, the writing.

Writing in the first place is the first place.

What's wrong?

He did that a year ago.

All he had to go was get on the railroad line and say it's not easy.

The environmentalists have got to stay out of national security.

All national security hurts the environment.

So what if you don't have national security?

You're not going to have any environment.

The government won't be with you at that point if you don't have national security.

You won't have no environment to worry about.

Or these goddamn environmentalists I'm saying.

How do you feel about the struggle?

I think it's ridiculous, because it doesn't say anything to begin with.

It says that it might do something.

Well, hell, I'd say anybody would say that.

And obviously it might.

It's like everything else.

Mercury into an efficient light.

How would you put it?

Well, everything we do might cause some harm.

I mean, how could a flying airplane across the country, it might crash into Chicago and kill a thousand people instead of people flying airplanes to people.

As I told you, it just got chosen.

I said, well, you know, we've got a couple of pictures here.

I said, this is the one you and Craig have chosen.

I just said, well, I don't know if we're going to have to go out and lie.

I said, well, these are moderately encouraging pictures, but we should not be getting many of them.

They aren't very good at this, you know, what the hell's going to be next on them.

But it's good to have a good one for one day.

But that gets on that wholesale price a bit some way or the other.

I don't know how.

What advantage does that actually give you by leaking it yesterday?

And who put out the six and two?

Now, I can tell you it's going to raise all the issues.

The fact that actually there were six of them.

There's four of them.

But that's the pattern every week.

That's always true.

So that some, you're never catching up with yourself about it.

He at least hit the networks last night.

Well, basically, and all of that stuff he got on the news.

I was delighted to see Larry's story.

We don't get much on the news, so it's one in eight stories.

Otherwise, now I'm certain he's going to catch the figures down to two.

I think you'll see this present some good stories.

The million dollar automobile figure.

This has to say why you're going back to it.

Well, when they revised the gross national credit to get to the third quarter, I think you may see it.

Mr. George said that the division is in the water.

You mentioned the money supply.

The president just put it in the ground.

Sorry about that.

Thank you, sir.

He's in the depths of depression.

Obviously overreacting because he's trying to contract it.

They're making open plans.

Everybody in this plant show has got to start planting.

They've got several others.

They've got to start planting.

You know, he is such a pop-up, pop-outer patient.

You know, he went out in New York.

Don't even integrate him.

Everybody knows that he fell flat in his ass.

He couldn't answer the minus point question.

They occurred to me that one way to do it in Texas might be to have the Mexican president of the area in Houston.

What do you think of that?

I mean, it's very different than, you know, the Miami one for France and the Mexican president of the area in Houston.

I mean, and they put on an L.A. logo down on that street and have a parade and everything.

And we did a Mexican state dinner.

It's a hell of a lot different from what I've seen.

We've had it the very hero again.

It's a hell of a lot different.

But it's taking its feet there.

It's a hell of a lot different from what I've seen.

Anyway, it is good anywhere else.

And it's, we ought to do, yeah, ought to try to do something.

It isn't as nice to the visitor, but it's true to the visitor.

It's not.

It's a great burden for our political people.

is true washington put that down i think he's trying to mention both the rest who have been there he's no reason to respect the state at this point anyway he's been here in the white house so he gave it to houston okay check it out it's a possibility and i'm visiting the way to get to texas what better way to get there we can

I'm sure he'd realize.

I've made up my mind on Teddy White on that track a year ago.

And the other thing I was going to say, I don't talk to him about the day before.

Well, that's the only way I would work out a plan, stage the bejesus out of me.

Because it really does.

If Ron was not here, I think he wouldn't have got about three fingers to go.

That's right.

And he needs to.

The way I'm going to play that string out, I want Ron to talk.

The president has learned from unbeatable sources, without the word unbeatable sources, that a meeting was held in the timeline this fall, in which a command decision was made that they were going to do everything they could, which was early in the fall, for the MVP to be Nixon.

And it was led by Jerome Hall and supported by his don, that we're quite aware of this timeline that we've been facing.

and that under certain circumstances, therefore, we're gonna take him back to the timeline.

Now, incidentally, this has been a great report around his heart.

But I'm gonna take Kevin, but I'm not gonna take anybody.

And nobody else at the time.

I see no reason to let you go this way.

At this point, that's my view.

But at this point, I think maybe, God, you ought to freeze time and news for 30 days.

What do you think?

And you looked at the unbroken strength of the last four weeks and it's been pretty vicious, has it not?

And he said, but nothing positive.

No, there's nothing positive about that.

So, well, when they got the chance under the slide, they jumped hard on the negative strength of what we were.

Well, the court, they were negative.

Last week, they were negative.

The other defense on the court, they, they melted, which concerns me that, you know, every negative drop on it, but they also played all the fun.

How about freezing the ball?

I just wonder if you don't freeze one rather than both, but that freezes with either one.

It's maybe worse in time.

When I say freezing, I don't mean for a tree to go there.

I know.

Who the hell is he seeing?

Is it Henry Hubbard?

Garrett?

Whatever.

I don't know.

He's an ass.

He's a reporter.

They don't really see him.

Well, yes, they do.

When he's working on a story, he'll move in.

Come on.

Shall we just freeze the Newsweek out for a moment?

Maybe you should.

But on time, I don't want to do anything for them.

I don't know.

Everybody in this family is stuck up to those people when they were down here, you know, their national affairs people.

I didn't like that.

I really didn't like that.

After getting kicked, I asked Irvin, you know, after he was talking to me about what he was going to do, he didn't take them on in this court case.

He didn't?

No.

And it just seemed to be appropriate.

And I hollered and said, we're done.

And as he was saying, the order is on.

The fact that we should apply the freeze to the media, well, of course we should apply it.

You know why the news magazines want the freeze to apply to the media?

They want to apply it to their goddamn pay costs.

They don't plan to raise their prices at the moment.

It just hurts my butt that John would get taken in without it.

I didn't say anything about it.

Jesus Christ, they have to do it with this god damn who not going to sign the pledge.

Well, see, they've got to build, they don't worry about the price anymore because they've got to build an escalator and build over the average price.

Well, they put it at the average price and their rate, their pay rate is a function of circulation, so they don't really care that the freeze doesn't apply to them.

And the new stamp price, they're not going to do that, it doesn't make a difference anymore.

They've already cracked that one, they have to go to flow.

What else do they do?

Uh, in the pit at this point.

They were going through the morning, and they were not really ulstered.

Should I go to the border?

Should I stay here?

Probably can go, but let's see this afternoon.

They don't want you to do anything.

What they're trying to figure out now is that they can't have their scooper chairs.

Well, what our guys are talking about is that what we're going to have to do is figure out some way that they include Cooper-Jurchin in committee bills so we can get a bill out of committee with the understanding that we're going to defeat it, that we're totally opposed to it, not in agreement to it, in agreement to leave it in with the understanding that we're going to have a bill in the Senate.

Yeah.

Senate committee.

So that when that comes out, we will have told them we intend to defeat it on the floor.

or in conference if we can't beat it on the floor.

Does anybody think we ought to step up the withdrawal of aid?

No.

That's a very important question.

There hasn't been any point raised on that.

In fact, I think that we step up the withdrawal of aid.

It could be the Navy, due to the fact that they could piss on it and say, well, this proves a necessity for Cooper Church, see?

This isn't enough.

I'd rather that it's going to be more.

As of now, the argument is that you should not do anything.

And, you know, there's been...

You know, the phrase of the man sealed breakfast again and all that, and the strong feeling in the heart of these people is you should die and go down that road.

It will do no good, never.

You shouldn't call anybody.

You shouldn't do anything.

That's why I'm even considering the Undersecretary of Agriculture.

That's why we're considering Peterson for Commerce.

I want nobody in the cabinet that's owed this old sign.

I really don't.

I want young men all around.

See?

So you make those one here, you got to bring the high end too.

And you're going to, the young guy isn't going to sell them.

They're going to sell, all right, fine.

And it busts the stool.

Well, the answer is busts.

And that's the one, they have him in.

Everybody is really high, cranked up, the east, the east.

64, he's old.

If you stop to think of one problem, you have a man.

His name.

Those farmers, you know, are cold-blooded.

Busts, busts, busts, busts, busts, busts.

That's all they've got.

They all want him.

How about Merlin?

Frankly, it's a fallback position.

It would be a fallback position.

Why do they fuzz with him?

Because he's very enthusiastic, very articulate, very...

They seem to be able to talk with him as a good deal of the political realities.

Okay, fine.

And then, you know, he'll do some good because of that.

And that's, I think that's what they're gonna come up with.

Tell them to see if butts are harmful, will you?

Maybe it ought to be harmful.

First fire in here a little bit.

I like butts, I like butts.

He knows a hell of a lot about it.

Okay, anything else?

Thank you.

Keep working.

No, well, I mean, for Christ's sake,

That's why I need you to consider the Undersecretary of Agriculture.

That's why we're considering computers for commerce.

I want nobody in the cabinet that sold this old sign.

I really don't.

All the government, all around, see?

See, makes it look like they're going to get high attitude.

And you hear that the young guy isn't going to sell.

And they're going to sell.

All right, fine.

And that's the rule.

Well, the answer is but.

And that's the one that everybody is really high on.

East, 64.

So if you start to think of one problem, you have to look at his name.

is a fallback position, would be a fallback position.

Why don't they bust him?

Because he's very enthusiastic, very articulate, very amazing to be able to talk with him as a good people of the political realities.

And he'll do some good because of that.

Tell us about your car, will you?

Maybe that'll be helpful.

Where's Byron?

You're old.

I like Buzz.

He knows a hell of a lot about it.

Okay.

Anything else?

I think she's going to spend a few years in jail.

Maybe.

She's very worried.

Keep working.

Let me tell you.

No.

He wants to hold off on this media stuff.

He thinks he shouldn't.

He thinks he shouldn't run right out and talk to all these media people.

He's really burned on this.

He thinks he was set up on this U.N. vote, and that affects everything he's thinking about now.

Blimey.

I've got to talk to Hague.

The truth of this is not true.

It's not certain.

He does, of course.

Yeah, but it shows the relative perspective that might have been wanted in the media.

I'm not sure if he, Julie, just as he was

But he has some reluctance, and he says he thinks he ought to wait until after everything simmers down.

Fine.

We're all going through the view of much of everything.

We're hopeless.

We have more after this.

After the mountain troop announcement thing, you're going to do all this dissenter stuff.

I mean, all this bouncing around.

There's going to be a hell of a lot of action.

They're basically upbeat, but they're confused.

They can't quite figure where they're at and where they're headed.

Rostov is upbeat as hell, guys.

This is going to be great.

I'm waiting for it to be great.

I'm waiting for it to be awesome.

We've got to be consistent to get it out of the east.

It's very hard to get it since we have no business.

At that point, I had a very good memory.

I remember the last couple of hours.

On one question I needed to ask pretty quickly, fortunately.

Did Bob, did I ask him if he wanted to admit it?

Oh, yes, terribly nice.

Can I let you know this evening I was going to go to the... or this afternoon?

You go tomorrow afternoon.

Oh, 12, I can't because I'm going to this...

I didn't think it would be that good for him, either.

We're not taking him over the water.

You know, you get completely away from everything for a while.

You get a total rest.

Because, like you called it, he thinks that, you know, he says you do take these long trips.

He thinks it's just good for people to have one trip.

You don't have to run to New York to do this and that.

And that's why I want you to come.

Maybe I should go to the cell now that they've got it all set up.

I understand.

But if I can come later in the afternoon.

Sure.

If you'd like to go down there at any time and get to the place that he wants to come, could I suggest this if you bring me with you and see him stay here?

No, I... Then you see him stay here.

Let's do the work.

We can get around.

It might be good for him to have us do what you want.

I think you could have Saturday, Sunday, Monday, where you're going to start your way.

All right.

If you want, I'm not asking.

No, no, you'll be very generous.

No, no, you'll be very kind.

I don't think you should go.

And I hope you are.

I think this is good for you.

Because we need to read that.

I don't need to talk to you about it.

Now, if I can go in the afternoon, I don't think I could cancel this lunch.

I think that's the end of it.

Yes, yes, yes.

Yes.

I don't think you can go in with me.

But if you want to come down, if you know what, if I could.

I think you might be happier if we didn't have a big house earlier.

You know what?

All right.

OK.

You're going to do a band.

When you're there, you're going to do a band, and then you're going to go out and jump.

And all of us there, private folks, be as strong as you can as you go.

I'll definitely, I'll go.

I'll be glad to go.

In fact, I need to, I'd be good to have a break.

The, uh, I'm, I'm sure.

But aren't you proud?

And then he died, and so I am.

Henry, I saw that the attacks had publicly already offered you collateral with the crowd.

No, no.

What you are in a position to tell Mrs. Scandi, which is new to her, which is new to her.

You can tell her that the supply line has dried up and we have... Secondly, you can tell her that Yaya has agreed unilaterally.

Now, what the Pakistanis have publicly said is they will agree to a mutual withdrawal.

That is to say that the Indians have withdrawn.

They are willing to withdraw.

Now they have indicated to us they are prepared to withdraw even if the Indians do not withdraw.

She has not said that they will withdraw.

Certainly.

I thought that they agreed not to execute the man.

That she knows, but it doesn't do it telling her again.

And also Yang Yang has said that he would agree to meet with the thankless death leader.

Well, I wouldn't be willing to consider that.

I said, Adam, it couldn't be true.

It couldn't be said.

We are not bound by humanity, by treason.

But we are bound by the moral commandment.

We will break out in peace.

We will progress in peace.

And we have a great interest in the independence and in...

I think if you said that the progress of the defendants of India has always been a major American objective,

I've given you a paper, Mr. President, in which I listed the things we have done.

I got it.

In famine relief, international relief, present civilian governor, amnesty,

But on the other hand, Mr. President, I think you ought to, on the sterner side, you ought to point out to her that this arrangement with the Soviet Union has raised serious doubts here about India's non-aligned status.

Let her protest, sir.

And secondly, that a war with Pakistan simply would not be understood.

You want me to stay there?

Oh, yeah.

Now, that's a sneaky part of the thing, too.

The whole rocker's culture, that's true.

Goddamn, I want two voices.

Yeah.

Well, I hope he won't be about.

He probably will.

Ah.

No, he'd be pretty firm on this.

Yeah.

She won't see him anyway until tomorrow afternoon.

I wouldn't be too defensive, Mr. President, because these bastards have played an absolutely brutal, ruthless game with us.

And the one point we might get across to her is to say to begin this process with the release of Mooji is just impossible.

That would be political suicide for Yaya.

President didn't last night at Joe Alcott's house and Scoop Jackson was there.

Yeah.

He is just livid about the other Democrats right now.

Is he?

Yeah.

He feels guilty now about what he said in September about Vietnam.

Oh, he says it's nihilism, it's left-wing total irresponsibility.

Oh, he's violent against all of them.

He says Musk has got a brain in his head.

He's a small-town politician who did wills all his life for $10, and now he wants to be president of the United States.

He's really on the foreign aid.

He's completely on your side.

On foreign policy, he's completely on your side.

He spoke very warmly of you with the hearing of Stuart Alsop, and Stuart is totally on your side.

You confess your love.

Now, I saw him this morning.

Joe says you're the only hope for the country.

He says if you were not president, he'd emigrate.

He'd love for her to talk to her parents, wouldn't he?

Oh, yeah.

Now, Joe... You want to give people that kind of talk?

Do you ever do that?

That is something hard to say.

You tell me I can do it, I'll do it.

You don't have to.

You can just sit down with the president and say, I can't do it anymore.

See, I can't do this policy for a reason.

Everybody said, well, I'm getting too tough.

I'm proud of you.

I'm a tough son of a bitch.

I'm sorry how I talked to Tito.

Tito has never had a less consistent talk to all my kids.

And it sucks that you've been very tough.

I understand.

It's so fantastic.

I wrote it in 4.3.

I'm sorry.

What we've got to do, they've agreed with an international review process.

They've agreed to enhance it.

They've agreed not to execute Mushi.

Mushi, I don't know if there's no trace of him.

They've agreed with civilian government to replace him for a trade government.

They've agreed, of course, to cut off the arms.

I want to tell those three, and he's also agreed now, privately, for a unilateral withdrawal on this part of

I have to be extremely tough.

I would tell them that they've trusted me so sensitively.

And I have to tell them, what is the option?

I said, the option is not to argue about somebody better.

The option is to argue about somebody worse.

The option is not this situation.

The option is, I mean, this is the deal that you were suggesting, so I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

or accommodation, or the opposite of accommodation, or a war, and a war is one that one is going to win.

And she has, of course, unleashed a vicious press campaign against him.

Against us?

Yeah.

Well, she ought to have tolerated it.

Now, the thing to do is to stress the need for... Now, I want you to be...

I think publicly you should be extremely nice.

Thank you.

There we are.

You can sit there, you know.

Sit there.

And I think you want to take any further.

But we don't have a chance to talk.

One, two, three.

Yes.

I'm going to hear a one-on-one conversation.

You're from Dallas, right?

Yes.

It works.

We are ready to go.

Good night.

I'm going to say that the

My prayers are for the living.

So be it.

Departure.

It's all like, it's out there, you know, it's a, it all trumps the risk of, you know, being part of the foundation of the community, part of the foundation of the community.

Yeah.

Henry, you met, of course, well, you were there, of course, yeah, like, like you said, in Canada, like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

What we were talking about when I was talking to her about

But you've seen past all these people.

We believe, of course, it's very much in our minds.

I want you to give him whatever note you get.

This will be useful so that you'll have a record.

So if you were to do that, you get the same record you give to them, what we give to you, that'd be fair enough.

So you can have the same record as we have.

Yes.

But I think it's useful because there are misunderstandings.

So, is that all right with you?

Yes, sir.

I would like to say that, yes, how greatly we've admired, you know, this program right now, and this program looks like it's not going to be, that's what it's not going to be.

I mean, every movement seems to be getting tighter and more intense.

So, we were full of admiration of Anthony's considerable courage to

We've been talking to patients because

So we had a sort of a right on this.

And I understand.

I mean, they felt that we were going over there and dealing with these people who were enemies of ourselves.

But we had

And also, with total surprise, for the reason that if we had ever leaked about that, we would have had an armistice on the Gallagher, and it would have stopped it.

The second point that I think that should be made is that it really has been very hopeful that you have taken the position that you have.

And I told you that, that I did not believe that you, that with the economy of the Soviet against China, or with Europe and Soviet against China, it would be useful even though China was, at that time, quite aggressive in its attitudes.

And you totally agree.

You said that even though China had its problems

Thank you.

The reason being that if the United States, the Persians, the Soviet Union is not communicating with China except on a formal basis.

All right.

Now, as far as any nuclear power is concerned, who is it?

PR.

Now, if we do not talk to them, we can do one of two things.

We can say, we have nothing to do with this.

It means that the only alternative, if they decide, and I don't mean that they haven't

So it's much better, we believe, to have a dialogue now.

Try to have some influence.

I think you feel the same way.

very small talks, but we have all of you, we have all of you.

Understand, these are very strong people.

And they refuse to work when they have.

But we believe that this is a very, very important tool that should be the candidate at this point in time.

It was a very tough decision.

The decision was, because at the time, there were many people, criminologists, you know, who called this country, the United States Department of Defense, Tommy Thompson, Chip Bolton, the rest, who were very much against the Chinese.

And the reason was, they thought it would exacerbate our relations with Soviet Europe, or with China's neighbors, China and Japan.

My view is that as far as peace in the world is concerned, anything that can moderate the Chinese serves that cause.

That the United States on the outside confronted China would make it more antagonist.

That the outside of the United States on the inside may not moderate it.

We've had all illusions, but it has some chance.

If they're on the outside, what are they going to do?

And that's the way we look at it at the moment.

Particularly as they came in strength.

Now, what they gave to him in terms of their military or nuclear power, that's not there.

But look ahead 20 years, and that's what we have to do.

Here you see the A&E.

Your statement impacted you pretty well at the time.

It's very helpful here, because I remember that two or three of the colleagues here who probably didn't see the money talking to you were saying, well, isn't that any of the stuff I can, you know, grab?

No, I'm not.

No, it isn't.

It's because of China's actual distribution.

And, you know, they were reading the...

this way, in this country, and we're not trying to pull your leg or anything, in this country, there is a view about India, which is, we want you to make it.

I said to the prime minister when I was there before in our private talk, I said, look, there are 500 million of you, this is Chester Hall, who's been told that this is 67.

He's right.

He's a love bearer.

made in experiments fails, the impact of that on all the many cars around the world is enormous.

It is important that it succeed.

And it's difficult.

It's much more easy to run a factory.

particularly a big country with enormous problems, you know, problems with development and the rest of it.

It's much more easy to run from.

Just boom.

And here you are trying to make it that way.

But now there are Indians and Americans that feel that way really deep down inside.

And we want to help you.

That's really the honest feeling that he had.

That's the reason I had trouble getting one subject out of the way right away so he wouldn't have no concern.

He may have.

I'm sure he would have gotten his daughter.

70,000.

is a very strong Senate in this country.

And we have sort of a mix.

The Senate, if I don't want to bore you with our problems, but the Senate in our country now, its majority would probably come down

here the other day when i got less there as the two republican leaders of the house who are important but it was like a problem and i said look here we got oh and we believe so so that so the continuing resolution in the house which will be passed probably within a week will include everything and that meeting will go over

I don't think this is the last word on it.

I'd love to reply.

Very good.

It's a sad fact.

I don't know how the legislating process works.

It is only in the people.

It's forever.

This is something that the Congress is still saying in their area.

which is smart, you know.

When I hear it at the press conference, I would say that, well, if you could say two things that would help us in this fight, one, that it is essential

And then third, you might, I think you might say, and you're the president, I want you to say this, that he now is fighting for it, but he's tough, and we will pass it, but you just feel it.

Something like that could really help us with it,

on those lines, that people aren't worried.

They aren't concerned.

We like these.

They were trying to keep their feet to the fire.

You know about this.

This is all of this.

You know, I have to tell you, it's going to be done.

It's going to be done.

But what I'm speaking of, where your statement would help is that people would do a little quicker.

That's the point.

Huh?

What should we do to the press?

We've got to do something.

I think she should look at her desk instead of her Apple Watch.

How does that come back to the memory?

She doesn't have to take what we have.

She doesn't know that.

Ah, geez.

I don't know.

I got it.

The entire discussion of bilateral relations were wrongs.

I just want you to get rid of this shit.

I'm kidding.

We don't even care about it.

It was discussed very carefully.

All wrongs.

We were, uh...

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