:39:01
...with stuff about him
when he was young.
:39:03
Look.
:39:05
He's way more distinguished now.
:39:10
A jury today convicted
G. Gordon Liddy and James McCord...
:39:14
... of eight counts, including burglary,
in the Watergate break-in.
:39:17
Enough already.
I am sick of Watergate.
:39:20
And I am sick
of Woodward and Bernstein.
:39:24
Who are they?
:39:25
Snot-nosed
Washington Post reporters...
:39:27
...who are trying
to disgrace the President.
:39:29
Anybody want some more Jell-O?
:39:31
Yes, please. Here.
:39:33
Betsy, look.
:39:34
One more question, Mr. Liddy.
:39:36
-The White House denied involvement.
-He's so familiar.
:39:41
It's that weird guy!
:39:43
-What was he doing at the White House?
-I don't know.
:39:47
Done! We're going upstairs.
:39:49
A spokesman for
the administration once again...
:39:52
... denied any participation
in the Watergate burglary.
:39:55
President Nixon is said to be
in seclusion with advisers.
:40:01
It's starting.
:40:08
Goddamn it!
:40:14
Mr. President, this is Arlene.
:40:19
-Hello, Arlene.
-I'm not waking you, am l?
:40:22
I'm a night owl.
:40:24
What's the deal with
that Watergate thing?
:40:26
Do you know anything about it?
:40:31
No, no, absolutely nothing.
I don't know a thing.
:40:34
No way, José!
:40:36
Because I live in the Watergate...
:40:38
...and one time we saw
that Liddy guy there...
:40:42
...then we saw him at the White House,
and now he's gonna go to jail.
:40:49
Is there something
I can do for you...
:40:52
... or your family?
:40:55
There must be something you desire.