g. gordon liddy and e. howard hunt pulled together. there are weird moments were g. dy in his role as part of the plumbers working in the nixon white house turns to the cia for help. the cia provides him with a disguise further burglary of a psychiatrist office in the fall of 1971 after the pentagon papers are released. the cia develops film that gordon liddy has taken during one of his takeouts of a psychiatrist office and g. gordon liddy current when he comes up with his grand operation -- g. gordon liddy when he comes up with his grand operation plan for the reelection dirty tricks, the million-dollar operation that involves hiring prostitutes to seduce democratic officials, spy planes, burglaries like what we see in watergate at the dnc offices -- he turns to the cia to have them make up the charts of these highly illegal plans, so that almost every step the cia is more deeply aware of what is taking place amid the crime and criminality of richard nixon then we understood at the time. host: next to samantha on the independent line. caller: as a lifelong red sox fa

g. gordon liddy and hunt into d white house to try to plug the leaks that he fears will actually lead to >> the book is "watergate: a new history." garrett graff, thanks for being on the show. come congratulations. >>> now this. pete j. o'rourke died in his home in new hampshire due to complications of lung can i. o'rourke wrote 20 books on everything from politics to cars to etiquette. his work included two number one "new york times" best sellers. born toledo, ohio, he began writing at the national lampoon and ended up as the magazine's editor in chief and wrote for the "rolling stone." wrote for "esquire," vanity farks car & driver, the daily beeflt. his first book was entitled "modern manners: an etiquette book for rude people." a hat should be taken off when meeting a lead lady and should be left off for the rest of your life. it's a stupid look. a conservative republican he was widely admired by both sides due to his unique style, fearless writing and skewered whoever he felt was deserving. the guardian once described him as a right-winger it's okay for lefties to like. he's surviv