other guy s lines. what s this? what are you sloan. sloan was treasurer of the committee his wife did what? his wife is pregnant and she made sloan quit because apparently he no longer wanted to be part of it. we ve got to go see sloan. make a note of it. what have we got? where is that each of us would come in at any time. we would take one half of a sentence, we d finish it how do you know that? because she said it. right here. she said at the time of the break-in there was so much money floating around that i know that he got part of it. i thought it was one of the most exciting and most successful things that we did in that film. like woodward and bernstein dustin and i couldn t have been more opposite. mr. redford. how are you? i m good. it s been too long. one of the things i remember you telling me was that you had trouble, even you at that time, had trouble getting a studio to say yes because they all said we know the ending, so why should
deep throat would become the most memorable figure in the watergate scandal. when woodward and bernstein s book all the president s men came out guessing deep throat s identity turned into a cottage industry. i have to do this my way. you tell me what you know, and i ll confirm. i ll keep you in the right direction if i can, but that s all. just follow the money. deep throat was a blessing that i didn t want to mess with. in my day it was simply known as the double cross. in our present context it means infiltration of the democrats. i just felt it was a wonderful piece of drama. i want to talk about watergate. we re not supposed to talk about that subject. sometimes he just was not very forthcoming. and a couple of key times he was. clear from the book and i
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i wouldn t quote you even as an anonymous source. you d be on deep background. the fascination with that one source i think was driven in part by the anonymity, right? that we knew what happened in the administration. we knew through all the president s men how woodward and bernstein ferreted out the story. we knew all these other things. and the one thing we didn t know is the identity of this one source. i tend to think that no deep throat no movie. i think there is something so incredibly bond-ish about it that without that i m not sure we get the hollywoodization of the story. because he to me was probably a crucial element in, you know, follow the money. deep throat was woodward s contact, and it took him a while to let bernstein in on the secret. he said i have somebody who works at the justice department who s in a very advantageous
went to prison during the nixon impeachment well, he didn t really get impeached, but the process. and i think there were 19 of them. and so, i think people are miscalculating if they think that there are no consequences for not doing this. and adam schiff hinted the other day that there are some other things that could come out later on and cause people to be convicted of obstruction of justice. yeah, to that point there regarding nixon, thus the moniker, all the president s men, many of whom, if not all of them, went down. emanuel cleaver, thank you for being with me. good to be with you. the migrant crisis at the border and the former i.c.e. officer who turned whistle-blower. what made him decide enough is enough? whatad me him decide enos enough