Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 827-015
Date: Wednesday, December 20, 1972 at 2:36 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Woods, Rose Mary
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/827-015

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[0:10] And there are a few different ones.
[0:15] One has its own music bar.
[0:38] And then in that red, red box, there'll be some beauty.
[1:07] But because they're individually made, you know, you can't get, like, 200 at once, unfortunately.
[1:14] No problem at all.
[1:15] And may I put this in?
[1:17] I gave you this.
[1:19] This is a piece.
[1:22] Okay.
[1:22] All right.
[1:24] And this is too tall, so you promised me you'd make it.
[1:27] Yeah, I'll get it.
[1:28] I'll get it.
[1:29] Of course.
[1:33] Well, that's the lady that you told me you wanted to call with.
[1:35] The correspondence is attached.
[1:37] She's the one who backed you up even though her husband died after.
[1:41] Okay.
[1:42] That's fine.
[1:45] Unless they are somebody that we're getting a special party, we're not going to hold a congressional party.
[1:52] They've got so many people piled up, and it means nothing.
[1:56] So we're not going to hold them.
[2:00] And the same with the calls, because if there's too many, we can make more useful calls from other people.
[2:13] Those are very nice.
[2:15] I think people will like them.
[2:16] I think they will.
[2:17] I think you'll be better home than having to go back to prison.
[2:19] This was made up.
[2:20] It was a terrible time.
[2:21] You'll follow through.
[2:22] See, she gets a telephone call.
[2:25] You just call her.
[2:26] I mean, write her the note.
[2:28] We'll just send the note out to her, and then I'll call her.
[2:30] Yeah.
[2:30] Right, right.
[2:31] And I'll write this and put the subject upon me before she comes.
[2:34] All right.