Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 781-027
Date: Monday, September 18, 1972 at 1:12 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Butterfield, Alexander P.; Bull, Stephen B.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/781-027

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[0:00] I think it's good for him to be there.
[0:06] Come in.
[0:07] I'm sorry, I didn't realize it.
[0:11] It's our thing to say that.
[0:13] So if you'd rather than him.
[0:15] Yeah, because we had signed that pay instead of Bryce Harlow.
[0:19] I think it should be Henry.
[0:20] Yeah.
[0:20] Yeah.
[0:20] Right.
[0:21] Military appropriation.
[0:23] Henry is the one that should.
[0:36] Yes, sir.
[0:38] Since the remainder of your afternoon appointments are to be unannounced, would you like to conduct
[1:13] I don't believe he has this present.
[1:19] That's a good point.
[1:20] I haven't thought of that.
[1:23] This office probably lend itself better to this background area as far as holding it here.
[1:29] Although, yeah, it might be more relaxed for you.
[1:56] Oh, yeah.
[2:23] We're all far out.
[2:48] See if Henry gets through.
[2:50] He's in.
[2:51] He's out to lunch.
[2:52] He's fine.
[2:55] He's in.
[2:55] Have you come over for dinner?