Liddy Says He'd Do It Again if President Asked
In his first interview after release, G Gordon Liddy states that if a president asked him to repeat Watergate work he would answer yes, delivering the line Fiat voluntas tua in Latin. He refuses to discuss Watergate, notes no remorse, and mentions plans possibly including Yale lectures while detailing prison experiences and motives.
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Pie attack on Liddy shocks newsroom crowd
Aron Kay of New York threw a pie at George Liddy as he entered a hotel room. Kay said the act aimed to deflate the dignity of those who profit from Watergate. Moynihan and Beame-linked figures were cited in the scene amid reporters.
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