Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 630-015 Date: Monday, December 6, 1971 at 3:30 PM Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Haldeman, H. R. ("Bob"); Woods, Rose Mary Recording device: Oval Office Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/630-015 This transcript was generated automatically by AI (WhisperX) and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite it as authoritative. [0:00] Just one quick thing. [0:02] We just, on Bermuda, down at the bridge, I'm very anxious if you can say a government house. [0:10] I see you probably have to. [0:14] Put it in my book. [0:17] It gives you some of the privacy. [0:23] I put one thing down. [0:27] Strong Thurman wants to bring his baby into the picture. [0:29] I am talking to Paul. [0:30] It's Thursday. [0:31] I told Mark at 12 noon it would be a good time if he could bring him in. [0:40] This makes him a good man, a good type of man. [0:45] Another thing, uh, Stan wants to report to me on his trip to Russia. [0:48] I know, I've got that. [0:50] And it's, uh... How's he doing? [0:53] Well... [0:55] I don't know if we want to catch him. [0:56] Maybe we want to squeeze the Russians for the rest of the time. [0:59] We're going to raise a quarter more. [1:01] It's hard. [1:02] But ask Henry. [1:03] My view about it is to get the damn thing over with by doing it in Kansas City. [1:07] And then let me talk to Cole. [1:08] Well, that was our plan. [1:09] He's tried to move around. [1:12] He said he knows he's going to report to the cabinet. [1:14] He understood that that was suggested, but he still feels he needs to report to the president. [1:19] Okay. [1:20] Okay. [2:06] Did they finally work Schultz into that thing tonight? [2:13] I don't see a problem with Schultz. [2:17] He was censored because he was included. [2:19] John told me the way back, so I had to get to the room. [2:22] Somebody's off. [2:23] I don't know. [2:24] I guess I need to go home. [2:25] He's been there a great hundred times. [2:33] Were you able to work that Schultz thing out? [2:34] The dinner poster helped him. [2:37] How are you doing? [2:39] David's not coming. [2:43] Yeah. [2:43] Yeah. [2:44] Yeah. [3:08] Well, it's too bad. [3:09] We're sorry. [3:09] He should be included in something in the future. [3:13] Now, look. [3:18] What you doing? [3:19] What is it? [3:20] For the Brazilians? [3:22] You had it for that purpose. [3:24] Now, the other thing is this. [3:26] I don't think that if you haven't filed anything, I don't think they should be included tomorrow. [3:31] You've got them tomorrow night also. [3:38] Yeah, because we've been heavily loathing, you know, they've been loathing. [3:40] I know, you know what I mean. [3:44] This is... All right. [3:46] Okay, fine. [3:48] All right, fine. [3:50] I understand. [3:51] That's the way it should be. [3:53] That's the way it should be. [3:54] I just want you to know, if you have a problem, I can pay you. [3:58] All right. [3:59] Okay. [4:01] Fine. [4:11] Why at all? [4:11] I guess that's whatever we worry about. [4:13] Well, as you said, well, it's noticed when he's not there, but it doesn't make any talk about this. [4:24] Now, about that, he's not going to go to these meetings. [4:27] You understand? [4:27] He's not going to go to the meetings. [4:30] See, that's the reason I didn't have him. [4:33] And I didn't put him on because he's not going to the British. [4:35] He's not going to the French. [4:36] He's not going to the British. [4:38] And that's not going to be a change on that, right? [4:41] Because we're not getting either one of these two state permits. [4:45] Yeah. [4:46] Yeah. [4:46] OK.