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No, not that I'm aware. You were obviously born to be on the tube. DAVIS: Stand by to roll tape in 30 seconds. Those shoes. They're Italian, aren't they? My shoes? I believe so. Yeah, that's interesting. (SNIFFLES). You don't find them too effeminate? Well, I guess somebody in your field. Can get away with them, you know. Manolo, just check my collar, will you? DIRECTOR: David, starting with camera two, In four, three, two. Cue David. And.
Mr. President. Now, we're going to be covering a lot of subjects. In a great deal of detail over the course of these interviews, But I'd like to begin completely out of context.
By asking you one question,
More than any other, almost every American. And people all over the world want me to ask.
Why didn't you burn the tapes? Son of a bitch! Well, Mr. Frost, I'm surprised by your question. Since we have an agreement, a contractual agreement, I believe, That we would cover Watergate in our last taping session. But if your viewers really do have a major concern, Then perhaps I should briefly respond to it now. What probably very few people realize. Is that the taping system in the White House.
Was set up by my predecessor, President Johnson, Partly to avoid the necessity of having a secretary in every meeting, And partly to ensure there was.