Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 775-007 Date: Tuesday, September 12, 1972 at 12:10 PM Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Kibrick, Anne (Dr.); Eady, Carol; Beckes, Issac (Dr.); Gaston, A. J.; Walsh, Margaret E.; Shultz, Helena M. ("Obie"); Volpe, Jennie (Benedetto); Weinberger, Jane (Dalton); Cavanaugh, James H.; Bull, Stephen B.; White House photographer Recording device: Oval Office Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/775-007 This transcript was generated automatically by AI (WhisperX) and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite it as authoritative. [0:00] President. [0:02] President. [0:04] President. [0:05] President. [0:10] President. [0:11] President. [0:13] President. [0:20] President. [0:24] We also have a record of late ones. [0:27] I understand, but your plan is to have the radio and television come here? [0:36] Yes. [0:36] Okay, I'm just remembering to have a member of the board. [0:41] I'll have him. [0:41] Okay, I'll have him. [0:43] I'll have him. [0:46] I'll have him. [0:46] I'll have him. [0:47] I'll have him. [1:16] President, President, President. [1:28] I'll call on you whenever you have any questions. [1:49] Thank you. [2:05] And you also want to take that issue to the other side of the country. [2:09] Because what I'm hearing from you is that you're trying to get to the end of it. [2:12] And that is what you're trying to get to. [2:14] But then there's a second thing that you're going to get to. [2:17] And that's the thing that you're going to get to is that you're going to get to the end of it. [2:20] But then you've got to go to the other side of the country. [2:23] So that's what you're trying to get to. [2:24] So there's a lot of people who are going to go to the other side of the country. [2:32] Thank you. [2:44] We have another last question. [2:45] And this is due to the fact that we are an honorary member of the National League of American Athletics. [2:53] I don't know if you know about the National League of American Athletics, but we have had six-month years of athletic development, and we've evolved through the National League of American Athletics program, and we did some of the programs in Oklahoma. [3:06] And every weekend, we took the National League of American Athletics, and it was a good time, and it was a good one out there. [3:12] And, uh, [3:12] I said it all so very well. [4:04] I was a nursing when she was passing. [4:07] She was a registered nurse, and then just doing it on a normal, pure basis after that. [4:13] And so there was a spirit between us, always felt in our family, around the large family, not up here. [4:19] And there were five brothers there. [4:25] They did the importance of nursing. [4:27] And of course, it's not just a technical feeling. [4:31] She really got a feeling in her heart. [4:35] Every time I called, when I called Dr. Walsh, you know, he got shot up there and so forth. [4:42] It was really good. [4:51] And I noticed that when I called them, they were really great. [4:54] I said, well, they'll let their spirits tip them. [4:55] And every time I called somebody, they were something I always generally love. [4:57] And they're surprising. [4:58] Well, the important thing is that when they come in that room, that they're smiling. [5:01] I found time with them in the hospital. [5:04] I was very fortunate in that respect, generally. [5:08] I think you're going to be broken in a whole lot of different ways. [5:19] that first concept, or smile, [5:27] I'm glad, too, if you're not getting the conversation. [5:34] It's got to be a lot of opportunity. [5:40] It's going to be bad. [5:42] But it's moving on, isn't it? [5:53] And nurses are being given more responsible things to do, which is very important. [5:59] Because they get the most things the doctors now do. [6:05] And that will spread the word more. [6:07] And I mean, it will spread the health care more. [6:12] The doctors will never be able to create enough doctors to handle this problem. [6:18] So nurses have got to be more responsible. [6:19] And that's the key point. [6:20] Right. [6:22] Right. [6:23] Thank you very much. [6:49] Thank you very much.