. >> why didn't you throw mr. liddy out of your office?e thrown him out of the office, i should have thrown him out of the window. >> it's not immediately clear you're on the funny farm of all-time. >> my job was to raise an unbelievable amount of money. >> mr. liddy said he would have a million dollars for his plan? >> yes, sir. >> since that's a rather handsome sum, did it pique your curiosity? >> this wasn't some boring senate hearing. this was about corruption and obstruction of justice. >> in the hot seat, nixon's closest advisers. john erlich man. h.r. holden. >> it's an obscure question to me. >> it's a simple question. if the answer is no, say no. if the answer is yes, say yes. >> would you -- would you restate the question for me, please. >> richard nixon told holdeman to lie to the senate select committee. he said, just say you can't remember. guess what? holdeman said, gee, i can't remember. >> i don't know that i don't know anything about it, i don't know that i did, mr. chairman. >> you never knew what would be said. you never

. >> why didn't you throw mr. liddy out of your office?indow. >> it's not immediately clear you're on the funny farm of all-time. >> my job was to raise an unbelievable amount of money. >> mr. liddy said he would have a million dollars for his plan? >> yes, sir. >> since that's a rather handsome sum, did it pique your curiosity? >> this wasn't some boring senate hearing. this was about corruption and obstruction of justice. >> in the hot seat, nixon's closest advisers. john erlich man. h.r. holden. >> it's an obscure question to me. >> it's a simple question. if the answer is no, say no. if the answer is yes, say yes. >> would you -- would you restate the question for me, please. >> richard nixon told holdeman to lie to the senate select committee. he said, just say you can't remember. guess what? holdeman said, gee, i can't remember. >> i don't know that i don't know anything about it, i don't know that i did, mr. chairman. >> you never knew what would be said. you never ka now who would be speaking. >> how do you know that? >> because i

. >> why didn't you throw mr. liddy out of your office?t's developing, though, it's not immediately clear that you're in the funny farm of all times. >> my job was to raise an unbelievable amount of money. >> mr. liddy said that he would have a million dollars for his plan? >> yes, sir. >> well, since that's a rather handsome sum did it peak your curiosity? >> this wasn't some boring senate hearing. this was about corruption and obstruction of justice. >> it's an obscure question to me. >> no, it's a simple question. if the answer's no, say "no." if the answer's yes, say "yes." >> would you restate the question for me, please? >> richard nixon told haldeman to lie to the committee. guess what. hald man said that. >> you never knew what would be said, you never knew who would be speaking. >> how do you know that mr. chairman? >> because i can understand the the chairman was sam ervin. a southerner from north carolina. >> i'm just a country lawyer from way down in north carolina. >> he's an old country lawyer about like i'm an astronaut. >>