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Joe, you stay over here.

You can stand on the other side of the secretary there and see if you can read the citation.

This woman's been dead?

The other side, please.

Oh, is that me?

Not that.

That's...

I don't know if it's on the video.

All right.

Well, it's a great opportunity.

All right.

All it takes, too, is to make a good drink.

from January 1969 to December 1972.

General Haig occupies a particularly vital position in political and military fighting, and decisions-making at the presidential level can make exceptional contributions to national security policy.

General Haig's significant diplomatic mission, his rare talents in selfless devotion to duty, clearly constitute an extraordinary distinguished servant.

is in the highest possible position of military service to the United States of America.

Thank you.

Four years, and I'll take his word for it, he's a pilot.

He's a four-star pilot.

He's a service star for each year.

He's in great condition of the soldier's base in the United States.

We can be proud of our military leaders throughout our history in the United States.

Of course, this is a piece of general David's decision to take it to the end.

He's driven it.

He had his comment written.

But they've also been outstanding at working because of building a world in which we can have true and lasting peace.

General David's worked in that cause for 40 years.

He's made 10 trips abroad on diplomatic means, on military missions.

including the advance step for our journey to .

And I would say that if no one serves today who surpasses General Day, having the qualities of first a superb military commander, field commander or commander of higher up, and also the qualities of being a safe

We've got a little door up here.

I've got a mess of them all.

We'll start over here.

This is number one.

I've got divine eyes.

Congratulations.

You've already spent the money.

Thank you.

I didn't see the last board.

Thank you very much.

That's where you got your brain.

Okay.

Get them all out.

All right.

I know those long hours that Al was not in his office.

Because with Al, I know, I know so often, in terms of problems, day and night, you know, with Henry running around the world, somebody had to run me down.

And so, in a certain sense, it had to be a loyal, devoted wife.

And it touched her very moment.

So I have something for this image.

Take a shot at us with the group here, too.

You've got General Abrams.

Can you put the military people on this side?

And you come over here.

Fire one so he can have one for each of them.

Put us on the smile of this handsome fellow.

Thank you, Mr. President.

President, you're making me feel like I was very attractive.

Well, anyway, the one thing about leaving the White House is that you know that

When we took the Mrs. Hayden to El Nel River in Sequoia, in fact, the last time I was on it, December, and they found those quarters over at Fort Myers.

We get this, we get a little help with it too.

I said, no wonder you're leading the White House.

We need a car.

We'll get a car, sir.

Is there a secretary here?

Yes, sir.

Mail, of course.

Mail.

Thank you very much.

We'll see you around.

Have a good time.

Bye.

Thank you.

Let's move out of the way.

Bye.

We'll see you.

Enjoy your house.