so ehrlichman, this is the time that the seattle people, ehrlichman and scoop jackson, their teams get together. and they cobble together the national environmental policy act. if you don't know about nepa, you are living. at this library wouldn't have been built without nepa. nepa signed by nixon in january, 1970, in sacramento, california, at the western white house. before the football games come on. shocking the press goggle following it. he signs the pope, which makes environmental impact statements for construction mandatory, real estate, commercial development, law block block blah blah. and what does that do, guys? when you sign it nepa? it guarantees environmental law to be approved in this -- i asked my students at the university, there -- i'm not majoring environmental, to go walk for the sierra club are -- a lot of times they are getting hired by exxonmobil to mean environmentalists, making environmental impact statements. but it creates environmental law, which is going to lead us to where the fourth wave is coming with climate change. and am i in my dwindling time, i will

one of the tefunniest letters i ehrlichman and pete mccloskey out here in california for the republicanhey are good friends. bill is not wearing bras. there is a little bit of switching going on under trees. there were dogs running. frisbee. he said the most benign surveillance report they've ever seen. but he tells mccloskey, i know you may find this funny but i've got to tell the boss this. i think third of the speeches on environment, summer of 70 create the environmental protection agency out of the white house with the help of l scoop jackson and john on the democratic side he is a bad ass cop. the most honest elpublic servan i've ever encountered and i got to know the multistep. he got france elementary school in new orleans to comply. brothel houses are telling putting companies extraction agencies chemical industries you are not following the epa standards or need by. or the clean air act which nixon signs in waÃby the time nixon leaves the end of the revolution bipartisan in spirit had republicans nixon, ruggles house, a guy name russell tried republican side john salieri, repu

something we learned in the ehrlichman case before he was appealed is what that meant before the statet, and the government will have to show that trump engaged in conduct, he intended to engage in conduct that would deprive people of constitutional rights that are well known and firmly established. that raw and legal language is in many ways so antiseptic, but what it shows is this former president wanted to end our right to choose, and that's the echo back to watergate. >> michael schmitt, according to yesterday's indictment, a top adviser increasingly became -- well, it appears to be rudy giuliani. on december 8th, a senior campaign adviser that spoke with the defendant on a daily basis and informed him on multiple cases that various fraud claims were untrue expressed frustration that many of coconspirator one and his legal teams' claims could not be substantiated, as early as november, for instance, the senior campaign adviser informed the defendant that his claims of a large number of dead voters in georgia were untrue. with respect to the persistent false claim regarding the aren

he writes john ehrlichman, the domestic advisor for nixon, that he has done an investigation and scientists are saying we are in big trouble to admissions. in the letter, it says, what does this mean? it means goodbye. verdict unknown. in the white house. then, jimmy carter trying to put solar panels on the white house and get glory warts 40 -- get gl obal reports. the truth is, we failed. there is no climate hero president for the reasons david marks in his book. the oil and gas petroleum industry started in 1973 with the arab oil embargo. gas prices went up and they had their own groups to start attacking environmentalists. in the famous powell memo, they said it would take 30 years to undo all the wind from environmentalists in the early 60's and 70's. if you are a mining company, you do not want to be regulated. you don't want the federal government. this movement in the 60's, as david brower said, not only did they win, they had fun. they put dams in the grand canyon and the environment national monument. william douglas, supreme court justice, hides 106 -- 156 miles to stop a highway

ehrlichman, the top defensive adviser. mitchell lee. and some lesser lights. but it wasn't a packed courtroom. it wasn't 19. i think it was six or seven at one point. some of them got suffered and dro dropped later. the process sort them out. i don't believe that 19 people are going to trial in this case. some of them, i think, will likely flip. the prison system in georgia is notorious for being a hell hole. and nobody wants to spend a day there. as i say, i think some of them will cooperate. others may find legitimate reasons to sever. some might go to federal court on aremoval. some would stay in state court. the moves to federal court, it's still a state case. just tried in a federal building. we moo removal, would go to the northern state of georgia. that person would have an unpardonable offense, right? >> yes. >> a man of few words. john dean, john sale, thank you for being here, both of you. >> nice to see you, john. >> thanks. >> that was pleasant. >>> most of the republicans are taking the debate stage on wednesday have something in common. you may n

he writes john ehrlichman, the domestic advisor for nixon, that he has done an investigation and scientists saying we are in big trouble to admissions. in the letter, it says, what does this mean? it means goodbye. verdict unknown. in the white house. then, jimmy carter trying to put solar panels on the white house and get glory warts 40 -- get gl obal reports. the truth is, we failed. there is no climate hero president for the reasons david marks in his book. the oil and gas petroleum industry started in 1973 with the arab oil embargo. gas prices went up and they had their own groups to start attacking environmentalists. in the famous powell memo, they said it would take 30 years to undo all the wind from environmentalists in the early 60's and 70's. if you are a mining company, you do not want to be regulated. you don't want the federal government. this movement in the 60's, as david brower said, not only did they win, they had fun. they put dams in the grand canyon and the environment national monument. william douglas, supreme court justice, hides 106 -- 156 miles to stop a highway from