| How did you
get this number? |
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| - That's not important.
- It's important to me. |
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| Charlie, this is the
first of several calls |
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| and its only purpose is to demonstrate
my credibility as a source. |
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| How about you tell me your name? |
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| Call me Deep Throat. |
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| I'm not calling you Deep Throat.
That's a sacred pseudonym. |
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| And by the way, Deep Throat gave
Woodward his name on the first call. |
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| He said, "Hi, this is Mark Felt.
I'm the Deputy Director of the FBI |
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| "and I want to talk to you about
this story you're writing." |
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| - So who is this?
- I don't care what you call me. |
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| Call me Late for Dinner. |
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| I'm not calling to give you a tip.
I'm simply establishing my credibility. |
00:02:20.400 - 00:02:23.927 |
| But you're not establishing
your credibility. |
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| - I'm about to.
- Go ahead. |
00:02:26.560 - 00:02:28.722 |
| In roughly 90 minutes,
you're going to get an email |
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| from the White House
telling you to get to work. |
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| - I am?
- That's it. |
00:02:33.200 - 00:02:35.407 |
| Should I be telling people
to get to work now? |
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| - And do what?
- You tell me. |
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| If I could, I would have already. |
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