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P: Frankly. Well, Petersen is honest. Is anybody about to be question him, are they?
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总统： 坦率地说，呃，彼得森是可靠的。会有人质询他吗?
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D: No, no, but he’ll get a barrage when, uh, these Watergate hearings start.
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迪恩： 不会、不会，但他将受到言论的轰炸，呃，在水门事件听证会开始之后。
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P: Yes, but he can go up and say that he’s, he’s been told to go further in the Grand Jury and go in to this and that and the other thing. Call everybody in the White House. I want them to come, I want the, uh, uh, to go to the Grand Jury.
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总统： 是的，但是他可以顶住，说是别人要他进入大陪审团，参与这样那样的事。给白宫的每个人打电话，我希望他们过来。我希望那个，呃……去大陪审团。
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D: This may result—This may happen even without our calling for it when, uh, when these, uh—
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迪恩： 这可能导致——这可能会发生，即便我们不这样要求，呃，当这些，呃——
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P: Vesco?
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总统： 像维斯柯那样？
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D: No. Well, that’s one possibility. But also when these people go back before the Grand Jury here, they are going to pull all these criminal defendants back in before the Grand Jury and immunize them.
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迪恩： 不。嗯，这是一种可能。但也可能当这些人在大陪审团到来之前回去时，他们打算把所有刑事被告人都带回大陪审团面前，并豁免他们。
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P: And immunize them: Why? Who? Are you going to—On what?
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