Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 827-013
Date: Wednesday, December 20, 1972 at 2:20 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Bull, Stephen B.; Nixon, Thelma C. ("Pat") (Ryan); Jones, Edward V.; Jones, Edward V. (Mrs.); Balling, James, Jr.; Balling, James, Jr. (Mrs.); Balling, Nella; Balling, Maria; White House photographer
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/827-013

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[0:01] We have one of those Apollo viewers for all the children.
[0:12] All right.
[0:16] Ladies and gentlemen.
[0:20] Well, I got to get the little jerk off.
[0:26] Well, well.
[0:26] This is never...
[0:29] Hello, how are you?
[0:30] Nice to meet you.
[0:30] Hi.
[0:30] Oh, good, right?
[0:32] Oh, you're not high.
[0:33] How are you?
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[0:57] All right, all right, this is hot.
[1:00] No?
[1:18] You were standing in front of us a few years ago.
[1:27] There we go.
[1:43] But his arm, he's got something strange.
[1:47] Yeah, we're making copies of each one of them, each one of these pictures.
[1:50] And he's got little Christmas candles for people to see.
[1:55] Where are they?
[2:01] This is for you.
[2:03] That's a Christmas.
[2:04] That's the presidential seal from the flag.
[2:14] It's the same sign for boys.
[2:18] This is the old one.
[2:21] This is the old one.
[2:23] This is the old one.
[2:24] There's an Apollo binder to look like this.
[2:28] You can see what it goes up and down.
[2:33] Oh, that's fine.
[2:35] They'll remember it years later.
[2:43] You might want to see this.
[2:45] This is a...
[3:03] This is a stupor made especially by, I believe, Professor Hanenberg and the rest of the community.
[3:08] And, uh, he spent his lessons on this.
[3:12] The one I don't have at the moment, yes, but he's the man of the world.
[3:20] They do beautiful food, and they have, uh, that's the White House, where the British turned 18, well, by 1830, which is how they probably looked in those days.
[3:32] One of the very unusual portraits of what?
[3:36] In his real uniform, you know, that's so interesting.
[3:39] That's, uh, that's Julie's impression, I mean, her... No, that's not the one Julie made.
[3:43] The first piece she ever made.
[3:45] What's her name?
[3:45] And, uh, you know, she gave it to her daddy today, and she was waiting, and we were waiting for her to come in the day after, and she was better than my dad.
[3:54] I mean, isn't that nice?
[3:56] Now it's him.
[3:57] He didn't know how to go, he didn't know how to get up.
[4:01] Well, we appreciate all of your wonderful work.
[4:10] We hope you have a good one.
[4:13] We wish you a great night.
[4:17] I mean, these are great places out there.
[4:21] You take care of yourself.
[4:26] I will.
[4:26] I believe you.
[4:28] I believe you.
[4:30] Goodbye.
[4:31] Goodbye.
[4:33] Goodbye.
[4:35] Goodbye.
[4:52] Thank you.