walk.

JG: And also did not block Paulsen's appointment to the DRPA. GN: Oh he blocked it for a long time. JG:   Did he really?

GN: Oh yeah. Oh, believe me, I used to get the fucking phone calls from Paulsen all the time.

JG:   Okay, and then he lifted it, I guess.

GN: He used to scream at Jack in the State House like a lunatic. MN: Paulsen did?

GN: Oh yeah.

JG:   No shit.

GN: (in different tone) can you believe (i/a) that fucking thing (i/a) and etc. for what fucking reason.

MN: Who the fuck are you?

JG: Huh.

MN: He's a piece of work, Paulsen.

GN: He is a piece of work. That was the reason we (i/a). I'm going to uh, I'll be talking to Joe Roberts, I think he's meeting with uh. Well, you, what if you come tomorrow night, Joe will be there.

JG:   Okay.

GN: And uh, you know, I've known Tommy for years and we're trying to get people so together and if you can emerge as this person that people like and work I think it's good for your business. It's obvious you like politics and government, it's good for you and you know (i/a) I don't have any relationships with anybody in the seventh district. Umm, I mean there's Laverne Johnson. I don't know what the hell.

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