Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 625-018
Date: Monday, November 29, 1971 at 11:14 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Mitchell, John N.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/625-018

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[0:00] Oh, John, one other thing I wanted to ask you.
[0:03] Some of the Philadelphia-type Republicans feel that maybe I ought to give a call to them.
[0:13] You've got an unusual note of condolence.
[0:17] It's a long stretch.
[0:19] I have not called them or said anything, particularly up to this point, because I don't want to screw up the result of that.
[0:27] What's your opinion about that?
[0:29] What do you recommend about being in the hospital?
[0:31] My personal relationship with Dr. Mullen was when I got to the public school, I tried to get some money to give my auntie, because I could rob people of personal knowledge.
[0:42] You know, I always, I had done that always, and we had lost connections.
[0:49] Yeah.
[0:50] Yeah.
[0:51] Did you ever make a call with your auntie?
[0:54] Or would you?
[0:55] Well, I think you might put it out.
[0:58] I think a little personal.
[1:01] It was my personal letter.
[1:06] I hope you're not to lose.
[1:08] Good fight.
[1:11] But do you think something should go, or if I could get along with all of you?
[1:23] Or?
[1:23] Yeah.
[1:23] Yeah.
[1:23] Yeah.
[1:24] Yeah.
[1:29] All right.