President Nixon stated the Strait of Hormuz was being closed 30-45 minutes before it hit the wires. He rarely makes such statements but when does so they are points of fact, not speculation or analysis. You cannot point to him being wrong in this way, because it has not occurred.
Given world events and the possible necessity of being close to his office in Woodcliff Lake, President Nixon has chosen to monitor today's ball games (as events warrant) from Woodcliff Lake and Saddle River.
I am aware of the alleged reports coming out of Iran. As a private citizen President Nixon is not authorized to negotiate.
As much as possible President Nixon plans to honor his traditional commitment that on Opening Day, March 26, he will limit discussion to baseball from midnight to midnight in the east. He points out, however, that the fast-changing international situation may lead to deviations.
President Nixon's friendship and partnership with Calvin Broadus is based on a series of shared values. That is not to say, of course, that all values are shared.
President Nixon speaks with many people in government on a variety of topics. He did not and has not spoken with President Trump on this topic.
President Nixon did not speak with President Trump on this topic.
All statements by this office are sourced. If the source can be named, it is named. It is not to say all intelligence is correct; in these matters a record of six or seven in ten is seen as good. Those of you who have followed this office for some time understand it more than meets that standard.
President Nixon has with rare exceptions limited his analysis of campaign events. He judges President Trump's speech this evening to be a campaign event, and therefore will monitor it but refrain from live analysis.
Everything this office posts is done with the express approval of President Nixon.
There has been a technical breach. We are investigating.
President Nixon is unable to particpate in the Board of Peace due to commitments abroad.
At his age President Nixon believes it is important to appear in public on a regular basis, most recently at the Metropolitan Club in New York on January 18th, where his speech, entitled “What is Realism?,” was well-received by members and guests.
This office uses the term "Indian" because in President Nixon's experience it is generally the preferred broad term among Native people.
When specificity is required, the "X Nation" or "the X people" is used.
President Nixon has been an honored guest of the Lakota Nation. They gifted him a headdress, which he wore in respect.
As a matter of law and principle, he reminds Americans that a Lakota - or any Indian - is a citizen of his Nation and outside certain crimes is subject to only his Nation's laws.
Many years ago in a private setting President Nixon used language suitable for that setting. This unfortunately came to light through circumstances beyond his control. He has apologized for using that language. To my knowledge he no longer uses it. He certainly does not use such language in public.
I beg your pardon?
President Nixon has never met Rep. Ocasio-Cortez.
President Nixon will spend his birthday working as usual. He will celebrate with friends and family in New York City in the coming days.
President Nixon is on the telephone.
Президент Никсон разговаривает по телефону.
President Nixon is aware of the reports from Caracas this evening. He will refrain from comment as he attempts to confirm details.
President Nixon was the first public figure to suggest that Sen. Rubio was different to how he was represented in the press. His analysis of Sen. Rubio has repeatedly been proven correct. Nevertheless he is still in some quarters called wrong or overzealous, or is accused of ulterior motives.
President Nixon has communicated his condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Schlossberg.
President and Mrs. Nixon are en route to Pennsylvania to spend the holiday with Mr. and Mrs Eisenhower. Service will be reduced for several days.
President Nixon released all files according to court order.
President Nixon last evening sent a message to Dick Van Dyke to welcome him as a fellow centenarian.
This office uses Courier New.
Sen. Booker previously "blocked" President Nixon's messages. As President Nixon is a constituent, this is contrary to law.
President Nixon maintains a good working relationship with Sen. Kim.
This was released in error.
President Nixon speaks frankly. He chooses his words with care. If I were in a position to say he had misspoken or wished in any way to revise or extend his remarks, I would do so. He has not made me aware of that.