Sam Tannenhaus

He's actually going home, right, working on his farm, and they go to see him.

And Chamberlain says, well, I'm kind of surprised to see you guys when everybody else is calling me names.

And they say, well, we want you to prove that you knew Alger Hiss.

I knew Alger Hiss.

Here are the addresses we lived at.

Here's the car I loaned him.

Or rather, that Hiss loaned me because I needed one to get around so I could go back and forth and make the rounds.

He goes through all this stuff.

Important thing, though, Chambers does not yet say.

that Hiss is passing him documents.

All he says is, yeah, we were meeting these cells.

My wife, Esther, knew his wife, Priscilla, very well.

And Esther, who is a painter and artist, said, oh, yes, here's the dress Priscilla wore.

When we went to her apartment, once I had the baby there, and the baby wet the floor, and she brought this lovely little blanket.

And Bert Andrews says to Nixon, either this guy is a fantasist, or he really knew Alger Hiss.

Because it's too detailed.

He's got too much stuff.

So there's a funny thing that happens.

They start setting up more interviews.

They do one with...