Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 922-011
Date: Friday, May 18, 1973 at 11:56 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Sanchez, Phillip V.; Armstrong, Anne L.; White House photographer
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/922-011

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[0:00] Well, how are you?
[0:04] Thank you.
[0:05] How are you?
[0:07] As of yesterday.
[0:09] As of yesterday.
[0:09] Right, we got it.
[0:11] Without a doubt.
[0:13] We thought we'd have you in for a picture here so that everybody could prove that you were there.
[0:23] Put you in.
[0:37] Well, it's going to be a lot different from OEO and all the rest, but by God, it's a great job.
[0:51] It's going to be marvelous experience just for the rest of your life.
[0:56] Thank you.
[1:01] And it, it, it, it, the best part of the union is that it will change the faith.
[1:05] Uh, yeah.
[1:06] And we all, we all make that decision.
[1:11] We're telling them, some people who hate the country, this is what I know about.
[1:15] All the gentlemen have, all of them have been involved in it.
[1:19] They get by it always.
[1:21] And the poor families, of course, it's present over there.
[1:23] The families always in the background watching you.
[1:26] This opportunity will change the faith for them, not very long.
[1:30] Because at the end of the month, I hope that's exciting.
[1:37] Just great.
[1:39] You'll have a great time.
[1:40] Well, I just wish you the very best.
[1:47] How many boys, girls?
[1:50] Three boys, girls.
[1:51] How old are they?
[1:53] The oldest is 17.
[1:56] There's the first one.
[1:57] Sam, girl.
[2:04] Boys, girl.