what s remarkable is how she ended up in the clutches of panorama with martin bashir, someone who was pretty much unknown. martin bashir got to diana by approaching her brother and made allegations about how she was being spied on, he claimed, her car had been fitted with a tracking device, telephone lines were bugged. martin bashir came to her apartment, with what he called his anti-bugging team and went right over to a radio, and produced what he said was an electronic bug, a listening device. bashir even comments that the boys nanny was having an affair with prince charles. he convinced diana that a private secretary was includes with charles is secretary
the tape starts rolling. he testified that the tape picks up all conversation, illinois, even whispers. mr. butterfield also said that the cabinet room has a listening device installed. he says that this means that the president can turn this on and off if he wants to, and he went on and said that the president s business we in the oval office, in the executive office building, in his residence, in his cabinet cat and david are all bugs. with any warning signals were given to anyone, private citizens, senators, congressman, mr. butterfield said no. and down in front of the senate caucus room, is called earl stern who has attorney counsel sam dash. carl? mr. nash, what do you do now? now you are where that there are these tape recordings, and presumably they are still in existence, how do you get them? i think the answer to that is obvious, i m fairly sure that the committee will vote to request the tapes for the particular dates that come up in the testimony. the committees to
mr. butterfield also said that the cabinet room has a listening device installed. he says that this means that the president can turn this on and off if he wants to, and he went on and said that the president s business we in the oval office, in the executive office building, in his residence, in his cabinet cat and david are all bugs. with any warning signals were given to anyone, private citizens, senators, congressman, mr. butterfield said no. and down in front of the senate caucus room, is called carl stern who has attorney counsel sam dash. carl? mr. nash, what do you do now? now you are where that there are these tape recordings, and presumably they are still in existence, how do you get them? i think the answer to that is obvious, i m fairly sure that the committee will vote to request the tapes for the particular dates that come up in the testimony. the committees to painted the tapes, richard nixon fought that subpoena all the way to the united states supreme court,
that is the famous break-in. and that was an attempt to correct errors made previously. they wanted to move a bug. they had three more bugs which they wanted to plant. they were also going to put a listening device in a smoke detector. and the burglars were told that they were engaged in a national security operation. so this would have been a massive espionage operation, had it succeeded. but james mccord, former security officer for the cia, and four cubans, were captured. five people have been arrested for breaking into the headquarters of the democratic national committee in the middle of the night. james mccord was the wire-tapping expert on the team. and he insisted on taping the doors. and he was asked, did you remember to remove all the tape? and he said yes. and he hadn t.
the second time they didn t appear to know where larry o brien s office was located, so they bugged an empty conference room. but it s that third effort that is the famous break-in, and that was an attempt to correct errors made previously. they wanted to move a bug. they had three more bugs which they wanted to plant. they were also going to put a listening device in a smoke detector, and the burglars were told that they were engaged in a national security operation so this would have been a massive espionage operation had it succeeded. but james mccord, a former security officer from the cia, and four cubans are captured. five people have been arrested and charged with breaking into the headquarters of the democratic national committee in the middle of the