Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 615-012
Date: Friday, November 5, 1971 at 11:00 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Heinz, H. John, III; Heinz, Teresa (Simoes-Ferreira); Cook, Richard K.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/615-012

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[0:08] You were sworn in.
[0:10] Let's have a vote right away.
[0:11] I think I did.
[0:12] Our people responded.
[0:13] They voted for you.
[0:17] Let's get over here and get a picture.
[0:18] Come on.
[0:35] You, I'll snap to you.
[0:36] I don't need you.
[0:38] That's easy.
[0:39] You're the only one that can separate what a buyer needs from a buyer.
[0:44] Oh, that's great.
[0:45] I had a picture taken of Edgar a lot, it seems like, years ago when we were in.
[0:50] But you had an marvelous campaign.
[0:51] You won much bigger than we did.
[0:54] What was your number?
[0:55] What was your number?
[0:55] Sixty-eight hundred percent.
[0:56] Sixty-five, sixty-eight hundred percent.
[0:59] Sixty-eight hundred and three to forty-nine.
[1:02] How old are you?
[1:03] Thirty-three.
[1:07] If we did Congress, what would the issue be, Bob?
[1:11] Or something else?
[1:12] After last night.
[1:13] The river's going, the river's going around.
[1:15] No, no, no, no, it's wonderful because from that time, the march in this first district, nobody run again.
[1:21] What they're going to do is they're going to change minister.
[1:25] They're going to take away about 60% of it.
[1:28] You'll steal it.
[1:30] You'll steal it.
[1:31] You'll steal it.
[1:31] Well, I think I just, I gave you comments before.
[1:33] Yes, but they're very wrong.
[1:35] No, I didn't say that.
[1:36] Are you paid off for the science?
[1:43] What are you doing now?
[1:44] I don't get it.
[1:45] I only intend to get it.
[2:01] But you live where?
[2:04] Don't worry, there's nothing around here.
[2:10] But anyway, they're all, I mean, it's funny, but you live all right.
[2:20] Let me just make a suggestion.
[2:24] At your age, I'm pretty boy, my wife and I are,
[2:31] Washington real estate is something that always goes up.
[2:35] Always, always, always.
[2:36] It's worth buying.
[2:37] And I know it's a terrible thing that you can address, but buy it.
[2:41] And whatever you want to do, you can sell it or so forth.
[2:43] Washington real estate is enormously good buy.
[2:45] I mean, it's an investment.
[2:46] You know, you better invest something in there.
[2:50] And as a congressman, you're going to have this problem.
[2:53] You're going to watch.
[2:58] The worst thing people say is directly that you can get so much better place than you got.
[3:05] Even if you buy a condominium.
[3:07] Why?
[3:07] I heard you talk about that.
[3:08] Yeah.
[3:08] It'll be long to know that I'm only 40 years.
[3:12] All right.
[3:13] Thank you.
[3:13] You might ask your dad.
[3:14] I will.
[3:15] Thank you.