it was a porsche. >> guest: 911. >> caller: i'm curious what he did with it. if he still had it or sold it? >> guest: it was a porsche 911. a little maroon one. great shape. i loved the car. in fact, every time i drive on the dulles road, i think about that car. and in coming from the airportist a few days ago, i thought about it because when i used to drive the dulles road when i had that car 30-some years ago, there were no police on it. and it was a good time to get the carbon out of the -- out of the cylinders out of the car. i sold it back to the dealer so i never did find out what happened to it when i left and went to california. >> host: scott elliott, of valentine, pennsylvania, what was your most memorable moment during your tenure in the nixon presidency. >> guest: there were more good days than bad days. watergate was a surprisingly small part of it. the most memorable days -- it would be hard to say days because it was such a unique position. the council's office was high enough that you could see over everything virtually that happened in the whi

it was a porsche 9/11, old maroon one. great shape. i loved the car. in fact, every time i drive on the dulles road, i think about that car and coming in from the airport, just a few days ago i thought about it because when i used to drive the dulles road and i had that car, 30 some years ago, there were no police on it and it was a good time to get the carbon out of the cylinders of the car. i sold it back to the dealer, so i never did find out what happened to it when i left and went to california. >> host: allentown, pennsylvania, which most memorable moment during your tenure in the nixon presidency? >> guest: there was shortly more good days than bad days. watergate was a surprisingly small part of it. the most memorable days, hard to say days because it was such a unique position. the counsel's office was high enough that we could see over everything virtually that happened in the white house as well as the government itself. so it's a wonderful perch from which to understand government. the overall job experience was very rewarding. i've often t

porsches, mercedes, whatever it takes. >> lehrer: amen, and thank you all very much. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day: the u.s. economy added 162,000 jobs in march, and the unemployment rate held at 9.7%. the pope's personal minister compared accusations of a sexual abuse cover-up to violence against jews. later, the vatican said that was not the official position of the church. and afghan president hamid karzai spoke to secretary of state clinton by phone. an aide said karzai was misunderstood yesterday when he blamed election fraud on foreigners. the newshour is always online. kwame holman, in our newsroom, previews what's there. kwame. >> holman: mark and david continue their conversation. then, it's not just florida having trouble paying jobless benefits. we talked to a reporter from pro publica about other states' stretched for funds. a look at the shifting political situation in sudan, as the country prepares for its first multi-party elections in 24 years. and on "art beat," a conversation with actor alfred molina about playing artist mark rothko on broadway,

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