...this morning around 11 :45. Dr. Kissinger read all of the logs. On doing this he said, 'it is clear I don't have anybody in my office that I can trust except Colonel Haig here.' "Dr. Kissinger said he wanted the coverage to continue for a while longer yet on the first four...

...after the coverage, began, to read all the logs prepared to date. After reading the logs Dr. Kissinger said, "it is clear that I don't have anybody in my office thnt I can trust except Colonel Haig." He said that what lie was learning as a i-esult of the coverage...

...starts: "It is to be noted that Dr. Kissinger accompanied Colonel Haig" and read the logs, and then said "It is clear that I don't have anybody in my office that I can trust except Colonel Haig." Now, the next page of that document, which was retyped, page 7, I would like to direct your attention...

...around 11:45," Sullivan wrote in the memo to Hoover. "Dr. Kissinger read all the logs. On doing this he said, 'It is clear that I don't have anybody in my office that I can trust except Colonel Haig here.' " Sullivan then added: "Kissinger said he wanted the coverage to continue for a while longer."...

...been placed on the individuals the FBI had been requested to cover. After reading them, he remarked, "It is clear that I don't have anybody in my office that I can trust except Colonel Haig here." He said that he wanted the coverage to continue on the first four individuals for a while longer....

...all of the logs. When the president's foreign-policy adviser had finished, he remarked to Sullivan, "It is clear that I don't have anybody in my office that I can trust except Colonel Haig here."58 He then added two more names, both of NSC staff members. By this time Sullivan was getting...