Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 677-013
Date: Monday, March 6, 1972 at 1:28 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Kissinger, Henry A.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/677-013

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[0:00] You said you had the address number added.
[0:04] I'm just looking at it.
[0:07] I don't want to hear it.
[0:09] I'll take it out by 1 o'clock.
[0:11] That's normal.
[0:12] Fine.
[0:12] Sorry.
[0:13] Yeah.
[0:27] But he wants to have a press conference on this subject.
[0:36] Oh, my boy.
[0:39] I see.
[0:41] Well, that's all right.
[0:43] We'll try to have a press conference.
[0:56] Yeah.
[0:57] Right.
[0:58] Right.
[0:59] Right.
[1:00] Well, then I've got a little time.
[1:03] I get better.
[1:04] I've got to do something for everybody.
[1:09] Yeah.
[1:11] Okay.
[1:11] Yeah.
[1:13] Yeah.
[1:14] Okay.
[1:15] I'll work on it right away.
[1:17] Now, I'm going to change these things.
[1:20] If you don't think that's pushing too hard, you can...
[1:34] Well, you and me together, you will see an average.
[1:40] And you will go to bed.
[1:42] I'm not going to say anything wrong.
[1:46] I'll just say, Dr. Kissinger, still again, I'm going to use both ideas.
[1:49] I'm having a conversation, and that's our position.
[1:52] So that's on you.
[1:54] And you, myself.
[1:57] That's true.
[1:59] Say, Dr. Kirk, yeah, well, I got wrongly intrigued.
[2:03] Well, could we say, yeah, just to be clear, how's that?
[2:19] I don't like him over here with a whole host of newspaper people.
[2:24] He's not going to walk out the White House president.
[2:27] Do you understand that?
[2:32] Yeah.
[2:33] That is, if I have a meeting in this state, Mr. Frederick, we can all search and request an ambassador.
[2:37] He doesn't see the ambassadors.
[2:39] You know what I mean?
[2:39] But he, because of his old friendship, is our new drugged-in signal.
[2:43] All right.