1:24:00
Every morning, ''Yes, sir.''
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[Translator]
Or I would have to resign.
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You can be sure that as a soldier
I only submit very rarely.
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And, in fact, never.
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I chose the second solution,
that of resigning.
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On the Vietnamese side,
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I would say the most
encouraging factor...
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is the promise offered
by General Khanh's government.
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[Speaking French]
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[Translator] Through a security
service in the president's office,
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we taped all communications
with the outside.
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All telephone communications.
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And fortunately, among these
taped telephone communications,
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I still have the tape
from which we can hear precisely...
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General Taylor...
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stating precisely that he wants me,
General Khanh,
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to leave Vietnam.
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-[Man] Can you let us hear it?
- [Speaking French]
1:25:11
[Translator]
Certainly. I hope it works.
1:25:16
- General Taylor.
- Uh, this is General Khanh speaking.
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How are you?
Glad to hear you.
1:25:22
Uh, uh, may I speak in French?
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Mr. President
and ladies and gentlemen,
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as our joint communique indicates,
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President Thieu and I have
had very constructive talks...
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with regard to how we shall
work together in the years ahead,