Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 890-028
Date: Friday, March 30, 1973 at 1:05 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Woods, Rose Mary
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/890-028

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[0:15] And I'm going to read what I really think.
[1:22] Then, uh, hey, like, grab a picture.
[1:35] Now, we can do it.
[1:39] If you're okay, or maybe you want to do it yourself.
[2:09] Amen.
[2:46] Thank you.
[4:06] He always did.
[4:07] And that's always, it's so good, you know, to, I think, to have somebody be able to be with them.
[4:14] It's great.
[4:27] Everybody I heard today, you know, Pat had called me, and the men, the hair dressers, and everyone that I've talked with, thought it was just excellent.
[4:54] Vow for a sense of difference.
[4:56] It's a very good looking thing with the nails, but you aren't interested in anything like that to give the POWs, are you?
[5:02] I don't want to go that far.
[5:05] They really ought to give it to the wives and mothers of the $45,000 guy also.
[5:11] I think I just want to give it to the customers.
[5:14] I don't want to give it to anybody else.
[5:18] Oh, they will.
[5:18] There's no doubt about it.
[5:20] But he had another special one fixed up.
[5:23] That's why I didn't want to bother.
[5:25] I didn't think they couldn't bother anyone with it.
[5:31] And now you don't want to...
[5:32] I had already talked to the... to see whether Norman was up to having the company.
[5:37] I think not right now.
[5:41] Let me just feel about it next week.
[5:42] I don't want to go there.
[5:50] Well, he may be out of Dana Point.
[5:52] If he is, it would be just a nice drive.
[5:55] Well, he can see people because he came down to the office one day.
[5:59] But Waller Taylor told me tonight that he's spending part of the time at Dana Point at that beautiful, I think that beach there is gorgeous.
[6:09] And you might think, that would be a pleasant place.
[6:16] of surrounding, if he did.
[6:20] But I was supposed to talk to Bucks, so I'll call her and we'll get there and get it done.
[6:24] Now, I'm going to study.
[6:25] I think I'm 12, Vietnam, so you can check that.
[6:34] 13, I think.
[6:35] 14, you're right.
[6:35] But that, you know, that was a lot of work.
[6:41] I don't know if you got that word in there.
[6:43] No, it's a challenge.
[6:44] Oh, that.
[6:45] I think you could tell, as we said at the end, you could tell.
[6:47] It has to be, the main thing about it is that it's not just about getting on, but I think that I'm able to work on it myself, because I can have it in a more simple, understandable, logical way than when I had to.
[7:06] Maybe I was wrong.
[7:07] Yeah, I'm sorry, but when you do it yourself, you have worked on it yourself.
[7:11] You get it into, you always put things in very understandable, direct language.
[7:20] But also, because you have written it, you don't, you don't really have to, you didn't look like you had to read very much, so that's not at all.
[7:33] Okay.