Quote by Ronald Reagan

Damn it, Pierre, what do you want me to do We'll go sit with empty chairs to get those guys back to the table. (To Pierre Trudeau, prime minister of Canada)

Damn it, Pierre, what do you want me to do We'll go sit with

Summary

This quote expresses frustration and a strong urge for action. The speaker, addressing Pierre Trudeau, is exasperated and seemingly desperate to find a solution. The metaphor of sitting with empty chairs conveys a willingness to engage in negotiations even if the other party is initially absent or uncooperative. It suggests a desire for reconciliation or compromise, highlighting the importance of bringing everyone back to the table to resolve whatever conflict or issue they are facing.

By Ronald Reagan

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