review his option." that's page one. page two, that message is relayed to the white house counsel, john dean. page three, the white house counsel tells the top aide to the president who says, oh, we better tell the attorney general about this. page four, the attorney general is told about this. page five, the next day, the president convenes a big meeting to talk about this matter, to talk about how much money the watergate burglar wants to stay quiet about the burglary, and the amount of money that would be required to keep him and other watergate defendants silent. that's the content of that meeting involving the president. how do we know that? check the footnotes. that's where we get the footnote referencing the president's dictabelt recording. page seven, they authorize the hush money payment to the burglar. he asks for $120,000, he's going to get $75,000. page ten, the hush money payment gets dropped off on the late evening of march 21st, 1973. fred larue caused $75,000 in