Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 642-011
Date: Monday, January 3, 1972 at 9:15 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Warren, Gerald L.; [Unknown person(s)]; Woods, Rose Mary
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/642-011

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[2:24:03] Did anything get better?
[2:24:06] Just a little bit better.
[2:24:10] Well, the operation is in time for you.
[2:24:12] Yeah.
[2:24:15] Well, I'll leave it.
[2:24:16] And then I'll see you now.
[2:24:19] He's a wonderful man of all.
[2:24:21] I'm sorry.
[2:24:22] I'm not saying he's dirty.
[2:24:22] He's dirty.
[2:24:23] He never got back from college.
[2:24:25] He's well.
[2:24:27] I think it was a very, very good job of him.
[2:24:31] That's great, Dave.
[2:24:32] I didn't see it.
[2:24:33] Yeah.
[2:25:02] Okay.
[2:25:03] Sure.
[2:25:04] Yeah.
[2:25:04] Sure.
[2:25:05] Sure.
[2:25:38] Mr. Randers?
[2:26:10] He, uh, he is quite a nasty bastard.
[2:26:15] He always couches his harpoons in very kind language, but, uh... No, he didn't.
[2:26:28] As a matter of fact, I think he served your interest, uh...
[2:26:51] And the line that Pete is too important to postpone, I think, is a line that will last for a long time.
[2:26:58] No, I don't think it serves his purpose, but I think in the long run it serves his purpose very well.
[2:27:07] There were very few here last night, Mr. President, because of the lateness of the hour, most of the work in their offices.
[2:27:15] No, that's right.
[2:27:16] That's right.
[2:27:18] I think they will not complain because, rather, one of them belongs to their group, so there will be less complaints about this.