Another key person in the cover-up was John Dean, the White House counsel. Dean talked to Liddy on Monday about what had happened, and he went to John Ehrlichman, one of the two top aides on Nixonâs staff. On Tuesday, Nixon met with Mitchell and his other top aide, John Haldeman and discussed Watergate.
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