mr. dorsen: i don't think it matters, really. the comparison with watergate, they found a maniac and put him in charge of subverting the democratic campaign. g. gordon liddy. here they found a maniac and put him in the white house. [laughter] ms. stahl: well, it was funny. i did some research on the 25th amendment. the cabinet majority can vote, for that, but the president has to agree. if the president does not agree, then -- and the cabinet comes back and votes for it again, then 2/3 of both chambers of the congress have to endorse it. so it ain't gonna happen. ok. mr. weicker: you heard it here first. ms. stahl: anybody here want to talk about -- a lot of laws came out of watergate. campaign finance and the prosecutor's law, and there were others. they have all been diluted since then. either they are not there anymore or they are diluted. i wonder -- what's the legacy? i know you said that we can now question presidents. is there any other lasting legacy, positive or negative? certainly, it changed the press. mr. dorsen: i th

mr. dorsen: well, it is never going to happen. [laughter] mr. doresen: these people, that is their worst nightmare, someone asking if they want to vote the president out of office. does pence want to be vice president? i think they just want to hide. ms. stahl: [inaudible] mr. dorsen: i don't think it matters, really. the comparison with watergate, they found a maniac and put him in charge of running the democratic campaign. here they found a maniac and put him in the white house. [laughter] >> i thought it was a skit. [laughter] ms. stahl: well, it was funny. i did some research on the 25th amendment. the cabinet majority can vote, but the president has to agree. if the president does not agree, then -- and the cabinet comes back and votes for it again, then 2/3 of both chambers of commerce have to endorse it, so it ain't gonna happen. ok. here first. it [laughter] anybody here want to talk about -- a lot of laws came out of watergate. campaign finance and the prosecutor's law, and there were others. they have all been diluted since then. >> th