halderman, and it ends with a line that will live forever. cabot, how can we screw him? [ laughter ] >> did they try? do they have any ideas? >> actually, they didn't -- here's what happened, and i'm so glad you asked. about a year ago -- i mean, about a year later. way back then, a lady on my staff ran into another lady on my staff and she said i've got problems. i'm really suffering from having been audited. and the other lady said when were you audited. and she told her, and she said i was, too. i realized the son of a b -- the president had decided to use, in one of his hobbies was using the irs illegally, punish my staff. and what the late joan crawford would call the little people, would suffer quite a bit from the audit. but he still did. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. >> evan, how old were you when all this was happening. >> watergate, so i was 22, 23, 24? >> so were you already a reporter then? >> i was briefly. i was a reporter for the borgen record. and i got arrested -- they didn't want to arrest the kids, and they arrested me, the report instead. and when i free

are interested may have to eventually make an ultimate choice between believing john dean or bob halderman. that is the way it looks to me at 3:00 or so in the morning, feel free to disagree. [laughter] >> good morning, we will see you again tomorrow night. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone, i'm the chairman of the executive advisory council for the american archive of public broadcasting. when i arrived at w -- when i arrived, henry morgan thought was in his heyday. -- he still has the urge to create. he has just published a book of his poetry. i have a copy over there and what she did not tell you is this is a stop on his book tour today. [laughter] pleasure toat introduce this next panel and its moderator, judy woodruff. one of our very special colleagues in public media. judy began her career at the cbs affiliate in atlanta and went on to be white house correspondent for nbc, was the host of frontline in its early days, the host of inside politics for cnn, guest correspondent for npr, and the cofounder and chairperson of the international women's media foundation. along the way she

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