it's not, you know, but it's fascinating. >> mr. dorr was very careful about keeping his cards close to his chest. >> yes. but listening to the tapes had an effect on him, didn't it? >> yes. yes, it confirmed -- we all believed that the president really acted improperly. there really was a misuse. it was wrong to break into the headquarters of your political opponents. it's wrong to wire tap. it's wrong to break into the headquarters of the psychiatrist. it's wrong, you know, and then to misuse the fbi, patrick gray, and misuse the cia, this is, you know, we all felt that. you know? and when you heard the tapes, it sort of put it all together for us and it did have an impact on dorr. whether we could, i mean, maybe dorr would have -- only he can speak for himself -- have reached the conclusion we should have asked for itch peoplement, if without tapes i don't know what conclusion you would have reached. i mean, i don't know what we'd have done. >> did he give you a sense of what he was thinking or did he not share it with you? how did it