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TELCON Mr. Kissinger - William Buckley June 29, 1973 9:10 a. m K: Hello. B: Hi, Doc. K: Hi, Bill. B: How are you my friend? K: OK, Bill. B: I'm imagine you're suffering a little bit. I'm sorry for you. K: Well, it's not one of the more glorious moments in American history. B: No, no, it sure isn't. From a hundred points of view. K: But, I think the reaction of the opponents is even more revolting than the tawdry behavior of my ex-colleagues. B: Yeah, I wish it were easier for you to externalize that point. K: You know, to dismantle the country because of what was a collection of petty crimes, unworthy, and everything else, but still this is a dramatic dismantling of our foreign policy, of our Indochina policy they know damn well we are in the process of negotiating the end of Cambodia. B: That to me is truly shameful. And the remarkable thing is the total collaspe of the Senate. It is absolutely corrupt. And K: And if this thing comes apart now we're going to have the Chinese move far. left to steal the Communist parties. We'll have a belicose Soviet policy and no public opinion to deal with it. B: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I wish certain things which aren't easy to say over the phone but I wish the guy in charge had a better means of communicating XXXXXXXXXX this kind of thing to the Amer. people but unfortunately there is in our recent history a self-serving communication that make it kind of difficult for people to feel that this is not an aggression.

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