Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 714-005
Date: Thursday, April 20, 1972 at 11:06 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Woods, Rose Mary
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/714-005

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[2:26:36] If you would, I'll, he's got problems with notification and all that sort of thing, you know, he's got a little on our, and not until, as far as Schultz is concerned, I'm not going to draw him to the day before, but not until the day before.
[2:26:47] Obviously, I've said nothing.
[2:26:48] And you, on the morning of the thing,
[2:26:52] And we'll tell the captain.
[2:26:54] We've got to call people like us.
[2:26:55] We will.
[2:26:56] I've got to call people like Billy Gray.
[2:26:59] He's got to know because so that they don't read the paper with such shock.
[2:27:05] But we can handle it well.
[2:27:07] Yes, I think we can handle it.
[2:28:39] and he doesn't want to push himself on coming up here.
[2:28:43] He has not really told them he's going to dinner tonight.
[2:28:49] Oh.
[2:28:49] No, I wanted to come.
[2:28:51] I need some relaxation.
[2:28:52] Well, that's what I thought.
[2:28:53] Yes, sir.
[2:28:54] Then he can come on up here.
[2:28:55] She's a young lady.
[2:29:22] Well, I know, I know.
[2:29:22] That's bad people because they've all been working.
[2:29:27] They have to work.
[2:29:28] But they have never reached.
[2:29:30] The Germans have never reached.
[2:29:32] They don't.
[2:29:33] But you're going to say that you were...
[2:29:54] But I'd like her, I told her the very first thing that Trisha wanted to see her last night, that she'd go out with me tonight, I kind of can't do it tomorrow.
[2:30:05] And I thought maybe that, maybe you might go out too, if you'd like.