Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 685-020
Date: Tuesday, March 14, 1972 at 3:49 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Butterfield, Alexander P.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/685-020

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[5:56:03] Well, oh my.
[5:56:07] Anybody that's living in this house always lives in this house.
[5:56:24] Absolutely.
[5:56:26] Goodbye.
[5:56:30] Oh, well, thanks.
[5:56:30] There we go.
[5:56:31] Well, we've got to give my thanks to your dad.
[5:56:36] He still runs the radio, doesn't he?
[5:56:38] The radio station, right?
[5:56:41] No, thank you.
[5:56:43] It's what I was saying.
[5:56:46] Oh, that's right.
[5:56:47] Communications.
[5:56:50] So good to see you.
[5:56:51] Well, we appreciate it.
[5:56:54] Thank you very much.
[5:56:57] We've got him out on his political career.
[5:57:01] He's on the way.
[5:57:04] Yes, extending copies of all pictures.
[5:57:08] You know what I mean?
[5:57:09] Because they probably would lose the solution.
[5:57:11] That's my guess.
[5:57:12] They have to send them copies.
[5:57:14] And also make sure they're sent to President Johnson.
[5:57:18] We'll do that.
[5:57:19] Because our own parts are different, too.
[5:57:23] So send copies to both.
[5:57:25] Is anybody else you'd like to report that they've been with any of them?
[5:57:31] Well, let's see if our conference will have one.
[5:57:37] I have one for you.
[5:57:39] Thank you.
[5:57:41] Listen, I think you better say goodbye to him.
[5:57:46] Goodbye.
[5:57:47] Goodbye.
[5:57:48] Goodbye.
[5:57:49] Goodbye.
[5:57:51] You know what I mean.
[5:57:53] Goodbye.
[5:57:58] Okay.
[5:57:59] Goodbye.
[5:58:02] Okay.