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Drive india into the arms of china and russia. this week he had to beg to come back into the external affairs minister. >> if you are looking at different russia. >> and i suspect that is optimal see may want to think about it. >> you might want to think about it and what indian made of your surrender to the taliban and we took the enemy back in the driving seat threat running security he may have thought about it before he did it now it's probably too late. just like it's probably too late to save the solomon islands from slipping into control these islands in the western pacific are

Running security, who was deputy to who, where did everybody sit? the morning after that first hearing the front page of "the new york times" had robert odle pointing re-election campaign. it might not have been the blockbuster beginning the country had been hoping for, but looking back at that now and especially how things unfolded during watergate, it kind of looks like that might have been a good way to start on day one. it just made sense in terms of setting the stage for what the whole country was going to learn. as those hearings would go on and on, they would lay the groundwork for the ...

For the nixon re-election campaign. but they're divided into morning and what they had him do for most of his testimony is they work remains. and afternoon sessions. tuesday in the morning the literally had him take out of a public hearing will include testimony from jennifer williams. this is an exciting eve. pointer, you see him holding the she's the only official from the vice president's office who's microphone there and holding a been called to testify thus far. pointer, and he walks through we've got michael beschloss here tonight to talk about what the organizational chart of how she'll...

So, you know, what could g wrong? the firm that will now be screening visitors to the u.s. embassy in moscow, in other words, handling security matters at the u.s. embassy in moscow is a russian firm, linked not just to russian intelligence, but specifically to vladimir putin's former colleague in the kgb, who rose to run counterintelligence for the soviet union. and at this point in the story, i would usually make some joke about, hey, why not just hand them the keys? but literalliterally, they're g be running security at the embassy, so they are going to have the keys. again, a no-bid contra...