are innocent,
then our reporting must be precise...
...and you can help us.
Who is ''P''?
''P'', we know, is Porter.
You said, ''25 grand.''
ls that how much Porter got?
Was it more?
Was it more than $50,000?
Was Magruder the only ''M''
to receive money?
Who told you about Porter?
I'd like to move on now to the subject
of the break-in at the Watergate...
...and the controversies
that keep coming up out of that.
It has recently,
very recently been reported now, that...
...some documents were torn up...
...at the Committee
to Re-Elect the President.
Are you investigating the tearing up
of those documents--
I think that came out in a story
in the Washington Post.
I think the investigation
that has just concluded itself...
...has probably been
one of the most intensive...
...that the Department of Justice
and the FBI has ever been involved in.
Some 1,500 persons were interviewed...
...1,800 leads were followed...
...333 agents were involved...
...1 4,000 man-hours....
5 1 of the 59 FBI field officers
were involved...
...and that, I think...
...is a great credit to justice in this country.
Did you know that documents
had been destroyed?
No, I did not.
All these neat little houses
and all these nice little streets.
lt's hard to believe that something's
wrong in some of those little houses.
No, it isn't.
We'd just like to talk to Mr. Sloan
for a couple of minutes.
He's resting right now.
Are you Mrs. Sloan?
Aren't you the two from the Post?
Yes.
This is an honest house.
That's why we'd like to see your husband.
Facing certain criminal charges
that might be brought...
...against some innocent people,
we just feel--
lt's really for his benefit.
No, it's not.
lt's not.
Deborah, tell them to come in.
Thanks.
l appreciate you giving us the time.
The reason we're here is that
we've talked to certain people who...
...have indicated the reason
you left the Committee...
...was because you no longer
wanted to be part of it.
Yeah, right. Maybe there's
an explanation why...
...the money was handed
to Liddy and Mitchell's aides.
Try to understand this.
-l'm a Republican.
-l am, too.
Well, l believe in Richard Nixon.
l worked in the White House
for four years and so did my wife.
What happened on June 1 7th, l don't
think the President knew anything about.
ls it possible that some of his people
might have known?
l'm not sure.
Do you think the truth will
ever come out at the trial?
-That's another thing l'm not sure about.
-Why?
Obviously, because certain people
lied to the prosecutor.
No! We were never told flat out,
''Don't talk! ''
But the message was clear, though.
ln other words, by their very silence,
there was a cover-up.
Well, they didn't urge us
to come forward and tell the truth.
''They'' meaning the White House?
The Committee's not
an independent operation.
Everything's cleared with the White House.
l don't think the FBl or
the prosecutors understand that.
That report on the cash...
...in the CREEP safe...
...that $350,000?
-More.
-Was that a correct figure?
lt was closer to one million.
And as treasurer,
you could release those funds?
When so ordered.
We don't know the names of the people
who could order you.
We just know there were four.
There were five.
Mitchell, Stans, Magruder, they're obvious.
There had to be a White House overseer.
Yeah, Colson.
No, Colson's too smart to get involved
directly with anything like that.
Haldeman.
Right?
l won't talk about the other two.
They both worked at the White House?
One did, the other one's not
in Washington, but that's all l'll say.
Kalmbach.
-Nixon's personal lawyer.
-Yeah.
-Right?
-Nixon's personal lawyer?
l can't say anything. l'm sorry.
When's the baby due?
Soon. Next month.
Are you going to stay here?
No, l don't think so.
Decided where you'll go?
l've been looking for a job
in the private sector, but it's...
...it's very hard.
My name's been in the