Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 850-009
Date: Tuesday, February 6, 1973 at 12:42 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Bull, Stephen B.
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/850-009

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[0:00] Thank you.
[0:03] Thank you.
[0:22] I'd like to ask you just to make that a standard practice.
[0:34] Normally, normally you can't do it, but he couldn't possibly have done it.
[0:39] Well, some events like this, this kind of a visit where, frankly, it just hurts anyway.
[0:46] Just a quick case, in case I have a heavy schedule, because I said I got to read all this.
[0:50] One thing that he, for all events, that in any event, something should come up that he can't go through all that material, they ought to get his summary done.
[1:00] Come on, tell them, tell them, in case I did.
[1:32] tomorrow regarding tax policy.
[1:56] Technically, pointing out swearing in Dunlop's mouth, covering his Dunlop alone in the Oval Office ceremony.
[2:02] I know it's not a bad ceremony, just being fast, fast, fast, fast.
[2:07] I know a lot of people that, that we should visit soon.
[2:10] And we won't go to a Supreme Court justice because of this, this lower level.
[2:14] You can't get a justice white that will just get one, one of your appointees.
[2:22] Yeah, George McKinnon.
[2:23] George McKinnon?
[2:23] Yeah.
[2:23] Oh, that's a lot of white.
[2:29] I'll ask both of you.
[2:31] We don't have it.
[2:34] We don't have it either.
[2:35] And that's not good.
[2:38] Not good.
[2:40] No, sir.
[2:41] Not yet.
[2:41] I'm trying to get a reading from the students.
[2:47] If we might have, I will probably have a date tomorrow.
[2:52] Rose will know.
[2:52] We're going to have to go see this tomorrow.
[3:01] Don't worry about it.
[3:05] It is there, yes.
[3:07] That's the problem.
[3:13] So I can do it after five tomorrow.
[3:16] We can schedule the rest of the day.
[3:18] I don't know, 10 to 12, 10 to 12, 10 to 1, and then maybe not 3 to around 5 o'clock.
[3:25] We don't want to go see her at 5 to 5.
[3:26] So you can see that's what he did.
[3:29] Not all things that you need to do is put him in.
[3:32] He's going to be around.
[3:34] Do you want to make a couple of decisions?
[3:36] I heard that the shelves talk is to be.
[3:55] Yeah, that's right.
[3:56] There's those two at this point.
[4:00] We'll put in a couple of courtesy commercials.
[4:03] It's okay.
[4:03] There are people like that.
[4:04] You could perhaps get three or four of those around.
[4:11] Just like we used to have people in New York.
[4:14] I understand, for example, the title of
[4:22] Chief guy in charge of every issue in the letter writing department.
[4:25] The State Department usually has a correspondence.
[4:31] Oh, a memo, yeah.
[4:37] But people like that just admit quick, quick, quick.
[4:41] They're all, you see if they have a number, then there's no problem with that.
[4:44] Yes, ma'am.
[4:46] In common speech, I should not agree.
[4:50] You'll be jacked up, obviously.
[4:51] It's really brilliant.
[4:52] It's great stuff.