the questions, don sanders, very skilled fbi agent. very fair. >> before we get to don, let me turn to alex at this point. alex, let's back up just a little bit and get your head as to when you'd been called to come up to the senate. what are you thinking? what's in your head? what in your heart? and what are you anticipating? >> i had called howard baker on sunday to see if i could come over and see him. only because he was a republican and the co-chairman of the watergate committee. >> this is before you'd been in there? >> no. >> back all wait up to before you even arrived. when you get a call to come up and visit with the senate. >> all right. i said i'd be free friday at 2:00 and i was conscious, very conscious of the fact that i was due to go to the soviet union on the following tuesday, and i'd be gone for almost three weeks. so if i was going to meet with this committee staff. >> and do what in the soviet union? >> i was leading a government industry trade group cutting a ribbon at a trade fair and then the faa was going to be

alex and i have discussed over the years, one it have to the reasons that prompted the question is don sanders a minority council had raised the question of whether my claim in my testimony that i believed i had been recorded particularly on april 15th, was potentially accurate. >> that was the question they put to us. he said it's very likely he was recorded. what's ironic about that is it was just a couple sentences i put in. i had really completed my testimony. >> i've got a put a plug in for the national archives. you can access these tapes. they're on the web. you can get them from the nixon library. they belong to the american people. and they are an extraordinary record of presidential abuses of power, and some good presidential things, too. in resttro speck, does this hol any lessons today? anything to learn from it today? >> oh, gosh. that's a broad one. a cover up in general of any kind. i guess what keeps repeating itself, i suppose and my private work and this, magnified about ten million times, is the adages about human nature. the nature of power and how it does tend to corrupt.

first thing you think of, don johnson, miami advice, colonel sanders. >> good role models. >> that'sit is white, literally. you're going to be dry and looking good. >> first starting off, robin wearing white jeans. >> if you're not used to wearing white in the summer, white jeans are a great place to start. five or six years ago it felt like a trend but it hasn't gone away. it's not a trend anymore, it's a staple, something you should have in your wardrobe when it's homohot. >> h&m, $20. keep with a dark t-shirt. the white is statement enough. keep it simple from there. if you want to dress it up a little bit, a blazer is a way to do that. >> seersucker. >> yeah, super lightweight, keeps you cool. >> thanks, robin. next, a bolder all white look, kind of the tom wolfe look. the full suit which andrea is wearing. what's the key to pull this off. >> number one question, my friends, five summer weddings. they are worried about what to wear. this summer, just get in white suit, wear it to any wedding any time of day. dress it with a plaid shirt, dark tie, dark pair of shoes. >> let me ask

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