Conversation 948-002

Transcript (AI-Generated)

This transcript was generated automatically by AI and has not been reviewed for accuracy. Do not cite this transcript as authoritative. Consult the Finding Aid above for verified information.

Uh, good evening.

Uh, I'm going to notice that we're being cattled in today, so they may have revision.

But it's just in my mind, uh, I'm going to go to the office tomorrow and see if there's any informant in the evidence room.

Oh, fine, fine.

You know, in, uh, talking about those, uh, tapes, I was wrong in, uh,

They told them all on the 20th of March.

What was the April 15th thing that you're talking about?

How did that come to you?

Maybe it was the 20th of March.

There was one that L.A. had a friend of us listen to back here rather than coming out to tell them.

Are you sure?

Yes, sir.

There were two?

No, there was only one that he was going to listen to.

We weren't going to use it at all.

Now, I don't care who it is, you know, anybody would ask, ever ask for it unless you hear it first.

The Al Taylor was a message that I'd ask you to send me.

It's waiting to hear it from me this evening.

It's because we don't want to ever have those things opened up.

And that's the same with the presidential papers over there.

Nobody could go talk through those as certain as I have.

See, you might not know this, but the only people who've ever listened to any of those things, you're selling them.

Paul didn't listen to a couple.

Buzzard listened to that one, and you had me listen to one.

Yeah, I listened to one on March 14th.

Good.

Bob asked where he might listen to March 13th in an afternoon meeting on the 21st that took place in the EOB.

She had an objection to that.

Well, the one that I have on March 13th does not have him in it, unfortunately.

He says he was there on March 13th.

Did he get the other ones on the 15th?

He had the September 15th ones.

We just gave them to him last night, I think.

Again, this morning.

But, last night, I got rid of it, so I'll pay them this morning.

What is the situation on, uh... the property right here?

Okay.

We'll do the first check of the log.

I can see which one he was in.

I don't want him to listen to the one that I'm not supposed to see.

He was in it, see, because I'm not playing any good.

You see, on the 13th, the log, he says he was there.

The log that I have is the same.

Rob, just give me a second.

Okay.

How about you up here?

The 21st of March, there's an afternoon meeting at the EOB.

After the meeting, I think it feels to be helpful.

And finally, he questions in his own mind about the variety.

He said April 15th, EOB meeting.

He said there's a portion in it that, well, where it's just Peterson and Klein, and Bob doesn't even want to hear that.

And he was questioning whether you think it appropriate for him to listen to that portion where he was pressing.

It's April 15th.

Sure, I don't care if he listens to the other part.

What was the April, what was it, April 13th?

March 13th.

It's very poor.

It's very difficult.

Yeah, yeah.

I don't care if he can.

I told him all about it later.

Was he in that too?

He later ended the interview, either before or after the interview, but he said he wasn't there, and it is kind of unfortunate that he had to go to jail.

The issue is that they are technically controlled.

But you said, I want to refresh my memory, it's bizarre to see the people at the 15th.

I was thinking it was the 15th that he had listened to.

He would ask her or wasn't.

How did the message come to you?

I just want to be sure that you're carried on exactly according to my...

I'll prove to you only on the basis of... Al Bay called during the... when we were in California.

I know when we were in California.

And we considered the... That's the one that was the...

It's a telephone call, and I approve of that.

That's the only one that's been released.

To anyone other than yourself, on the meeting tonight, we had a few senators.

We have a problem with that.

We've been running into too many spats with those.

Last time we had more spats than senators.

None of them did knock them all off, but tonight we just had ten of them.

Well, maybe tonight they should have us in Harlem.

And don't have the Senate staff, man.

Just don't.

We've just got to keep it down with that.

That's all.

Now, if Kansas insists on one more, that's fine.

No more.

You know what I mean?

You can't have more than three staff people who used to turn into the honor.

Okay?

You can see why, Steve.

When they've got that many staff, they don't feel anything.

They had eight staff people before we discussed it.

And they're doing it.

And that, of course, has got a whole group.

And I don't mind if you said they've got to rotate that.

There will be a total of two staff.

So it will be Harlow and Laird will have to get a station back.

There comes the house meeting.

I think we can get away with it tonight.

You wouldn't want to have Larry in the office tonight.

There's that National Alliance for Business that's been coming to you.

I will not go.

I'm going to be sure to invite the president.

He's the vice president.

You know about the National Alliance for Business?

Have you heard about it?

Yes, ma'am.

It was definitely a turn of events.

I know.

I turned her down.

for you today was that National Association of Farm Broadcasters that Julian's doing, sir.

I won't do that.

I'm not going to do it.

Julian's doing those.

Julian's going to do the farm broadcasters and things too.

I've got them out here.

I've got them.

Thank you.