Jad Abumrad

So the night that Kane's article comes out, Daryl goes to Oliver's house.

Oliver's there.

That right there is Daryl.

So they're all sitting in Oliver's living room.

And what the reporters are wondering is, have you heard from the president?

Of course I liked him.

And that voice right there, that's Oliver.

He didn't have time to meet you at that occasion.

Something Oliver should know, because this is, again, this is at a time when the assumption was that all gay men were just pedophiles, perverts.

Daryl actually asks if he can call somebody and ask about it.

Daryl calls local authorities, but he can't get a hold of anyone.

I don't see anything yet.

He said he called back around 1.

I have said nothing to you about that.

And then the tape recorder goes off, comes back on.

And now Oliver's on the phone with the police department.

Now, the reason this tape is so controversial is because according to Oliver, before the interview began, before the recorder started rolling, he had said to the reporters from the Sentinel, okay, I'm going to talk to you guys about my sexuality.

But then he had said to Daryl, I don't want you to write anything about that.

I don't want that in a national paper.

Daryl says he doesn't remember that.