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    "ocrText": "HAK/President\n11:05 10 Jun 73\nHAK:\nI just got off the phone with Dobrynin, and he said that this\nis one of these Moscow things. He's already made a strong\nappeal; he's going to make another one today. And he should\nhave an answer tomorrow.\nRN:\nWell, he didn't say that it was the lack of confidence in him\nor anything like that did he ?\nHAK:\nMr. President, there is no lack of confidence in you whatsoever.\nThe trouble is that some of these Democratic senators are\nmaking these things an issue between foreign government and\ntheirselves.\nRN:\nWell, they did that at the time of Cambodia, etc. , etc., etc., ,\ndidn't they ?\nHAK:\nThat's right. There is not an iota lack of confidence. He's\ngot seven agreements ready to be signed.\nRN:\nWell, how does Dobrynin sound about the meeting.? Hxx\nIs he still for it?\nHAK:\nTotally. We have the SALT principles all agreed.\nRN:\nIs Brezchnev looking forward to it?\nHAK:\nEnormously, Mr. President. The problem is that these\nbastard traiters we have in this country.\nRN:\nWhat do you think the damage is when you talk with them.\nHAK:\nPeople are causes. They are warned that may be the trade\nbill won't go through and things like that. But he thinks it's\ngoing to work out.\nRN:\nWell, if it doesn't, you understand, we can say we have so\nmuch businees we can make acid out of adversity.\nHAK:\nOh, absolutely.\nRN:\nWe must meet in Washington.\nHAK:\nHe thinks it is going to be worked out, and we can scrub the\nHouston stop, Mr. President, because the Skylab is blasting\ndown that day."
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