gordon liddy and e. howard hunt. >> i had never met liddy nor had i met howard hunt.t know who they were when i was in the white house. but when the break-in occurred, i said, oh, no, because i knew at once instinctively it was our guys. >> g. gordon liddy, ex-fbi, ex-treasury, ex-justice, ex-white house consultant, and e. howard hunt jr., ex-cia, ex-pay of bigs consultant. >> we didn't think they measured up. it was closer to the typical gang that couldn't shoot straight. >> earl silva read the names of 60 government witnesses. the list included only one low ranking white house lawyer and several former employees to re-elect the president. >> if you don't know richard nixon's psychology, you don't know his background, you could never understand why the white house reacted to watergate the way it does. >> from day one, there was a great sense that we were under siege. and we were not deceiving ourselves that the press did not like us. both houses of congress did not like nixon. i mean, that is the truth. and the question is how you deal with it. >> he tries to build a

gordon liddy masterminded the break-in into the watergate hotel. jeb mcgruder was his boss, the one who authorized it and john dean rand et cetera. he was a cheap desk officer for the cover. the chip across the top of their supervisors. nixon's top aides. john mitchell, bob haldeman and john ehrlichman. they are the ones who are convicted in the watergate cover-up caught, convicted all counts but the question has always been in the minds of people who are not really sure we got the true story whether the folks at the bottom were operating under the direction and control of the folks at the top. about a little bit further, i've outlined four of these people in a red box come and they are outlined because they were present, the only people present at two key meetings that took place in john mitchell's office where they discussed gordon liddy's intelligence plan to they didn't approve it at those meetings but they discussed it. they reviewed it. and so you can see how after the break-in, arrest them when these people were arrested, these four people m

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liddy dutt reports. >> thousands of workers have walked off the job in india, primary in the banking and finance sectors. generate more revenue for the economy, they don't want train unions to be diluted, they say the train unions are integral in protecting the millions of workers. day of national actions by the national unions raises a very important question for the indian government, does it pursue necessary reforms and potentially risk losing the support of millions of voters, that perhaps gt them to government last year in a very important election. >> liddy dutt reporting from new delhi. >>> teachers in kenya have been striking for three days and say they will continue until they get a pay raise of at least 50%. the president o from nairobi agrees. >> husband and two children anonymity out of school because of a teacher's strike. the parents are both teachers. they are watching a live broadcast of a news conference while officials of their teachers union the news is not good. >> the government cannot pay. >> the government will still not increase their salary. that's about $170

alix: probably liddy was going even lower when it comes to october.austan, you were also against a rate hike. we are happy with what you heard and do you think it is more a 26 teen scenario -- 2016 scenario? austan: i was happy and this is that i think it was a self-inflicted wound if they tried to raise rates now. the most surprising thing about the announcement is that it almost came with the soundtrack "meep meep meep" because they have been backing up from what they've been saying the last week or so. the conditions don't warrant it. personally, i still think that expected,rse than we europe is not getting better the way the optimists want, and the u.s. is only ok. when it comes to december, they will again be forced into this, well, there is no inflation, it is not as good as we think, unemployment is coming down but not doing that much, maybe we should wait until 2016. joe: stephen, given what you heard today, didn't look like they signaled october into december. do you have a guess or forecast? do you think it will be 2016? steven: i'm still ho

these are are the top six, the folks across the bottom row gordon liddy, john dean are the ones who committed the crimes. there is a break-in in the watergate hotel, his boss who authorized it and john dean ran the cover-up. in his own words he was the chief desk officer for the cover it. the gentleman across the top are the supervisors, nixon's top aides. john mitchell, bob haldeman and john ehrlichman. these men these men were convicted on all counts the question has always been in the minds of people who aren't sure we got the true story, whether the folks at the bottom were operating on their direction and control of the folks at the top. if you go back a little bit further, i've outlined four of these people in a red box. there outlined because they were president, they were the only people present at two key meetings that took place in john mitchell's office where they discussed the intelligence plan. they didn't approve it at those meetings, but they discussed it and reviewed it. so you can see how after the break-in arrest where these people are rest, these four people might believe t

more than 125 years ago, france gave us a great liddy to stand watch in the harbor of new york city and welcome our new americans. when the huddled masses, the tired, the poor and the weary knocked on our doors, we opened them. we said you are home. we can't turn our backs on these strangers in our midst now. as a nation of immigrants, we must stand together and remember that love is stronger than hate, fear and prejudice. we must embrace our immigrant brothers and sisters, for these new americans, these pilgrims want the same rights and freedoms that each and every one of us have. we should rejoice in their american dreams and support them as a part of our great american family. just as lincoln's america did more than 150 years ago, our country continues to strive to be that more perfect union. john f. kennedy, our first and only catholic president said tolerance implies no lack of commitment to one's own beliefs, rather it condemns the oppression and persecution of others. we must maintain our collective fight against discrimination and oppression. in america everyone has rights. our