I believe in the decision, but your questions should be directed to Dr. Kissinger and others in the Administration for the purpose of finding any weaknesses that you think in the negotiations or in the final agreements that we have made.
Richard Nixon: “I believe in the decision, but your questions should be directed to Dr. Kissinger and others in the Administration for…”
On the recordJune 14, 1972
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Remarks at a Briefing for Five Congressional Committees on the Antiballistic Missile Treaty and the Interim Agreement on...
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