Nick Bryant

But you've got something else going on.

John Dean, who is one of the heroes of Watergate, who saw that he saw the moral turpitude of the next administration and came clean and helped bring Nixon down.

John Dean, I mean, there's some amazing liars, extraordinary liars in Watergate, but John Dean is...

John Dean is right up there with Woodward and Bernstein when it comes to lies.

But John Dean's wife, Maureen Dean, knew or worked for a woman named Heidi Reichen.

And Heidi Reichen ran a brothel that was a block away from the Watergate.

And if you were a Democratic big shot, you go to it.

There's a secretary named Maxie Walls at the Democratic National Committee.

You would go to her and she would provide you like pictures of the prostitutes.

And you would choose the prostitute that you liked.

And then you'd go to the Columbia was like upscale apartments.

And then you would go to the Columbia and then...

You'd have a liaison with the prostitute that you liked, but the CIA was filming it.

It was run by McCord, that particular honey trap.

So you've got these two dynamics with Watergate.

You've got the CIA wanting to take the Nixon administration down, and then you've got this brothel that's connected to the DNC that's a CIA honey trap.

So those are the two big variables, and they congeal, and I'll be with you in one second after I take this sip of coffee.

So, Hunt and McCord, they initially, well, Hunt and Liddy break into, Daniel Ellsberg releases the Pentagon Papers, which show that

Well, what's been going on in Vietnam is a lie, that we're not making any progress in Vietnam.

So Hunt gets these Cubans who were our CIA assets, and they break into Dr. Fielding's office.