You haven't got it. Moynihan was Deep Throat. Butterfield told Moynihan about the taping system. Butterfield (or Leonard Garment, more likely) told Moynihan about the 18-1/2 minute gap, the possible deliberate erasures. Moynihan told Woodward in November 1973, when he was in DC for about a week, before returning to India.
You haven't got it. Moynihan was Deep Throat. Butterfield told Moynihan about the taping system. Butterfield (or Leonard Garment, more likely) told Moynihan about the 18-1/2 minute gap, the possible deliberate erasures. Moynihan told Woodward in November 1973, when he was in DC for about a week, before returning to India.
You haven't got it. Moynihan was Deep Throat. Butterfield told Moynihan about the taping system. Butterfield (or Leonard Garment, more likely) told Moynihan about the 18-1/2 minute gap, the possible deliberate erasures. Moynihan told Woodward in November 1973, when he was in DC for about a week, before returning to India.
https://www.nixonfoundation.org/artifact/tape-923-conversation-5-923-005a/
Tape 923, Conversation 5 (923-005a)
Date: May 19, 1973
Time: Unknown between 11:02 am and 12:47 pm
Location: Oval Office
"Watergate
-President’s schedule
-Helms
-Haig’s recommendation
-Helms
-Conversation with Haig
-Helms’s testimony before Senate Foreign Relations Committee
-Equipment
-National Security Council [NSC] meeting
-Conversation with President concerning CIA involvement
-Helms’s possible resignation
-Daniel P. (“Pat”) Moynihan
Moynihan
-Letter to Haig"