was it, a., rufus, b., fred thompson, c., david dorsen or d., sam dash? guess? >> i'm going to say it was dash, although these are brilliant guys here, and i wouldn't know -- i'm going to go for sam dash. >> not rufus he had minimum sentence. >> okay. >> not david dorsen. >> you want the answer in the answer is fred thompson. he declined the offer, telling john that he never liked practicing law. >> there you go. >> another question, why did sam dash insist on a private meeting with john dean on the eve of alexander butter field's appearance before the committee? john was out of town and sam made him fly back so that they could meet right before the testimony. sam did this because, a, he thought butter field's testimony was a set up by the white house to undercut john dean's testimony, b, he wanted to know who they could subpoena in order to protect the tapes and keep them from being destroyed, or c, he wanted to know if john thought butter field was a reliable witness? >> i think gene boys, who led the team when the tapes were discovered, and i have no earthly