Monday, July 30, 1973

• Haldeman takes the stand before the Senate. Unlike Ehrlichman, he appears cooperative, but, like Mitchell, is unable to recall most things he's asked about. He does offer clarification on the March conversation between Dean and the President. Haldeman says that Nixon did say $1 million could be gotten, but that it would be wrong.

Tuesday, July 30, 1974

• St. Clair turns over the initial twenty tapes, but says the notes of those meetings are still being located. Nixon listens to more tapes throughout the day.
• Nixon tells Buzhardt he believes two other conversations on June 23 make the case for national security. Buzhardt listens as Haldeman and Nixon continue to build the cover story as to why the FBI should not go further into its Watergate investigation. Buzhardt tells Nixon the conversations actually make the situation even worse. Later Buzhardt meets with St. Clair and explains the significance of the conversations and how they directly contradict St. Clair's words to the committee. St. Clair understands the President had lied.
• The third article of impeachment passes 21-17 citing the President for ignoring the committee's subpoenas. The committee's work ends with a plan to begin the next phase in the House in a few weeks.