this led the police right to howard hunt. one of the things i never knew about in detail is nixon is down here at the time of the break-in as well at his vacation home. when he is back on the 20th that night, he comes up with a plan around the cuban-americans. he says listen bounces this way and what we are going to do is set-up a cuban defense fund because these guys will need support money, attorney fees and have to pay fines and who knows what they will need it for. so this plan is to create a cuban defense fund. he wasn't going to do it secretly. he was going to do it openly and play it against his opponent mcgovern, who the cuban committee didn't want to become president. had he done that it would not have been an obstruction of justice. there is conversations i foupd found of him taking to henry peter peterson about the plans and peterson agrees it would have been legally done. but holderman never tells anybody. there is another conversation with me i don't get into it until eight months later, that he runs by me and i

if you go go to the sworn testimony from the cuban americans who were the burglars from howard hunt to gave them their orderers if you go go through the entirety of what happened you will find that is what they were doing; they were on a fishing expedition and it becomes quite clear. because it was so bungled, a lot of people think there must have been something more going on. the conspiracy theories developed over the fact it was so bungled with holes and facts don't exist. the bungling was human error plain and simal and not part of some other conspiracy. >> rick perlstein, this is great for you. how did reagan give voice to sentiments that were in the past deemed too extreme to be taken seriously? squashing unions demonizing the poor and defunding the fdr programs. >> that is a great question and very central to the core of why he was able to succeed politically where someone like barry goldwater wasn't. i listened to all of this radio broadcast he made after he was governor. that was his profession. he would make these three minute radio broadcast every day and i call them homilies

howard hunt, former cia watergate convict confessed to being part of the plot and identified other cia personnel as involved in the kennedy assassination before he died in 2007. media won't report it. final question then, would you believe lee harvey oswald was the lone shooter? >> we will stop it there. if you want to take that. >> you asked a lot. i think you kind of put your fingers on a lot of cases where many people have many questions. i would not even pretend to try and answer or give some sort of comfort to any particular position. i think that i read the warren commission report. i felt good about it. it looked like they covered a lot. there are people that don't think that. i think everybody who is interested in this and interested in terrorism should go back and look at some of the things that you mentioned and look at the cases you mentioned. they can make up their mind. i think that bottom line for us as far as things like the world trade center, we have an indict ment on a number of people because of the world train center. we have indictments in the coal bombing and emba

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hunt again. >> so how did this happen pat? we have to put this in proper perspective. nixon lost in '60. he ran for governor in '62. howard k. smith on an abc special, good job howard k. smith. the program was called obituary of richard nixon and they said his political career was over and three years later you believe he's going to win. >> the most brilliant thing and right thing he did, both right and wise was in 1964 when that tremendous convention when they are cursing nelson rockefeller, he's demanding extremism be denounced, nixon introduces goldwater and then he goes out and campaigns for goldwater harder than goldwater did himself and at the end goldwater says i know you didn't do it for yourself. did you it for me. if you have selfish motives, i'm with you. that meant the martyr of our conservative movement and the leader of the conservative movement politically, i saw if we could weld his movement to nixon's center of the republican party there is no way nelson rockefeller or romney who had taken a hike could get the nomination. as soon as i got with richard nixon, i said first thing we have to do is we have to cap

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howard blum describes german espionage in the u.s. with a focus on the years 1915 to 1917. before america entered world war i. in his book become become 1915 germany's secret war on the hunt for the first terrorist cell in america he details how german spies engaged in sabotage germ warfare and assassination attempts in an effort to prevent the u.s. from entering the war. he also profiles nypd inspector tom cunning who helped develop a modern counterterrorism strategy. this event was hosted by the new york military affairs symposium. it's about an hour. >>> good evening and welcome. i am pleased to welcome howard blum, an investigative journalist and author of the new new york times best-seller become become as well as many other great books. he is currently a contributing editor at "vanity fair." while at the "new york times" he was twice nominated for a pulitzer prize for investigative reporting. several of his books were non-fiction best sellers including, among others "i pledge allegiance, the true story of the walkers, an american spy family" that was turned into a great mini series on cbs, perhaps some of you watched it in the past. "gang land" how the fbi broke the

howard blum describes german espionage in the u.s. with a focus on the years 1915 to 1917. before america entered world war i. in his book become become 1915 germany's secret war on the hunt for the first terrorist cell in america he details how german spies engaged in sabotage germ warfare and assassination attempts in an effort to prevent the u.s. from entering the war. he also profiles nypd inspector tom cunning who helped develop a modern counterterrorism strategy. this event was hosted by the new york military affairs symposium. it's about an hour. >>> good evening and welcome. i am pleased to welcome howard blum, an investigative journalist and author of the new new york times best-seller become become as well as many other great books. he is currently a contributing editor at "vanity fair." while at the "new york times" he was twice nominated for a pulitzer prize for investigative reporting. several of his books were non-fiction best sellers including, among others "i pledge allegiance, the true story of the walkers, an american spy family" that was turned into a great mini series on cbs, perhaps some of you watched it in the past. "gang land" how the fbi broke the

howard blum describes german espionage in the u.s. with a focus on the years 1915 to 1917. before america entered world war i. in his book become become 1915 germany's secret war on the hunt for the first terrorist cell in america he details how german spies engaged in sabotage germ warfare and assassination attempts in an effort to prevent the u.s. from entering the war. he also profiles nypd inspector tom cunning who helped develop a modern counterterrorism strategy. this event was hosted by the new york military affairs symposium. it's about an hour. >>> good evening and welcome. i am pleased to welcome howard