almost, haldeman. if it could be negotiated otherwise, would you be agreeable personally, as far as you're concerned, would you be agreeable to bringing those tapes up here, those two tapes, and playing them? senator you're asking me to take a position on a legal issue, contrary to the position that the exactly predicate confer with your counsel if you wish. i'm not asking. will you ask the president to do it? i'm not asking you if you think we violate the doctrine of separation of powers. i'm simply saying what? bob haldeman, a witness before this committee, be agreeable as an individual if we can otherwise procure the tapes to them being brought here and played in public. especially the content of. having been advised by counsel that in their opinion, i'm not creating a legal problem by the answer that i would give. and that i would want to give without even talking to counsel, is that i welcome that opportunity because they would confirm what i've told you. kate scott what did the president know and

almost, haldeman. if it could be negotiated otherwise, would you be agreeable personally, as far as you're concerned, would you be agreeable to bringing those tapes up here, those two tapes, and playing them? senator you're asking me to take a position on a legal issue, contrary to the position that the exactly predicate confer with your counsel if you wish. i'm not asking. will you ask the president to do it? i'm not asking you if you think we violate the doctrine of separation of powers. i'm simply saying what? bob haldeman, a witness before this committee, be agreeable as an individual if we can otherwise procure the tapes to them being brought here and played in public. especially the content of. having been advised by counsel that in their opinion, i'm not creating a legal problem by the answer that i would give. and that i would want to give without even talking to counsel, is that i welcome that opportunity because they would confirm what i've told you. kate scott what did the president know and

haldeman, who was asked the now infamous question by leading republican howard baker. here's some of his testimony. the one thing that keeps recurring to me and the one thing i've tried to put to every witness that has unique information in addition to their own personal information and knowledge, is what the president know. and when did he first know it? now, you were closer to the press in the united states, more on than probably any other person in the world outside his immediate family. i want to know what you can tell me in that respect. what did the president know and when did he know it? i've tried to tell that in the recounting of my statement, but what the president knew about the watergate and again, if we can divide to prejudge 17 and post-june 17, what he knew was basically what has been clearly

haldeman didn't think that that was necessary. uh, so then the question became how should a decision memorandum go out? mr. haldeman seemed to think that it was not necessary for either he or the president to do that. and so i was nominated and you sent it out? yes, i did. over my signature on this document, represented your proposal to the president or lifting or relaxed certain restraints on the intelligence community with respect to gathering information on what you called the revolutionary climate. i would suppose that had reference to the antiwar demonstration as an antiwar protest group. senator, i really was peripherally interested in the anti-war demonstrations, but i was concerned about was the 40,000 bombings that took place in one year. what i was concerned about was the 39 police officers who were killed and sniping incidents. yeah, and everything connected with that. well, that's what i found when i was talking about revolutionary violence as opposed to antiwar demonstrators. and sclc, if you will. i'd like to begin b

haldeman didn't think that that was necessary. uh, so then the question became how should a decision memorandum go out? mr. haldeman seemed to think that it was not necessary for either he or the president to do that. and so i was nominated and you sent it out? yes, i did. over my signature on this document, represented your proposal to the president or lifting or relaxed certain restraints on the intelligence community with respect to gathering information on what you called the revolutionary climate. i would suppose that had reference to the antiwar demonstration as an antiwar protest group. senator, i really was peripherally interested in the anti-war demonstrations, but i was concerned about was the 40,000 bombings that took place in one year. what i was concerned about was the 39 police officers who were killed and sniping incidents. yeah, and everything connected with that. well, that's what i found when i was talking about revolutionary violence as opposed to antiwar demonstrators. and sclc, if you will. i'd like to begin b

you're watching live pictures from in front of the georgia. haldeman. police have been sitting on the crowd of protest of attempt out overnight. the protesting against a draft leaf with the rail soldier bid for the new membership and move the country close looking bushes. old is known as the forwarding agents fill it with full organizations that get more than a 5th of the funding from abroad to register as foreign agents. the bill is due to be debated today in a code and final reading in parliament. we'll have more on this breaking story in subsequent. so the let me also remind you of our top story of our a russian president vladimir putin has removed his defense minister study a short group from his position, put in, has proposed destroyed to ask the new head of the national security council and proposed from one deputy prime minister andre fellow saucers as cycles replacements in the defense ministry. that's all for now. coming up next is bolts life with the look at goals? well skip bull in, gone out. after the break as mon use on website dw. com add on. i do too. and social media c

around noon is when all of the members of haldeman are supposed to come here to this building the georgia house of holland. it's a unicameral all the many of them know of a house, and they're supposed to have boats. now this is the crucial moment for this bill because if they posit and the ruling a georgia dream policy and its allies have enough boats to not only pass this vote, but also posts a presidential veto president. so i'm unable to another has a little the city, sorry solomon is what i'm seeing. it has promised to veto this a bill if it pauses all readings. but again, says enough m p's to override this data. and people here have been say that this bill is crucial for the country because it is essentially a choice between going aligning with moscow where a similar bill was it up to 12 years ago. full going towards the e. u and e. u, accessing georgia is a candidate to join the e. u and the u. officials have said that it's been could be hampered by this load that they've called mc democratic to make sure it might be difficult for us to assign to the process. present that in the per

around england from in service to not once the 1st group sent to the east african country by july haldeman to prove the law paving the way for the deportations last month. election, who will make us and solomon islands have chosen the next prime minister whose place to bring the country place to painting. drummond on a as a form of foreign minister. he once 31 votes and a secret ballot of 50 parliament members election was closely watched by china the us and they bring a stranger because of a potential impact on regional security. the outcome, prime minister struck a security packed with china in 2022 on at least 210 demonstrates as walking international work is day and it's tumble has been detained. please use practice spray and tear gas to despise the crowds. the overseas and take care of find fridays and the city's main square since 2013 and was patients against president was that type of and his government opposition may as equipment for him. and the new says possibly will keep office protests until the fund is lifted. and the spanish capital madrid demonstrates as the more demanding r

see on wednesday and then participated in volley, protesting that new the speak of the georgian haldeman to 6 use. the western diplomats are trying to withdraw the government. meanwhile, as suddenly as foreign ministers threatened georgia with new sanctions. washington has also issued similar warnings. if the law goes forward because of conformity with you norms, we will see restrictions coming from the united states. those tend to be financial and or travel restrictions on the individuals responsible for those actions and their families. we will see the parliament what the problem it does. but if this legislation passes, it will compel us to fundamentally reassess our relationship with georgia. alexander church, you heads the center for the study of globalization problems, and he tells us that foreign diplomats presence in georgia is a sign of efforts to undermine the current government. the, there was already certain patterns when something anti russian is growing or happening somewhere along the perimeters of the border of the russian federation representatives of the baltic. governme

george's controversial foreign influence slope was just a protest in the capital to please say it's haldeman approves conditions. it's codes except added to the democratic president tells dw she'll veto the changes and why israel is defensive in, in rafa. and.

many things that he said which would be covered by immunity the things he said to ehrlich min and haldemanll came into evidence in the past so therefore, i don't see the difference between what he talked about with michael cohen and what they talked about with richard nixon. the fact of the matter is that i don't think that that's really an issue, and i think that the whole nixon matter has somehow been shuffled off into history and i think wasn't even considered by the supreme court. i think that i would have gone along with what the dc circuit said. there is no such thing as presidential immunity. when you commit a crime in or out of office yeah yeah. it's interesting that the court decided to essentially reopen that issue judge schwartz. thank you very much for joining us on all of those issues my pleasure. have a great day, brianna well. president biden is facing some growing backlash over his decision to withhold some weapons from israel, some rather large size bombs for 502,000 pound bombs. >> this as the biden administration gets ready to release a high-stakes report on israel's fig