You can listen to it at
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/08/30/the-craig-tape/index.html?ex=1346126400&en=c4898e78f8796990&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss=We can’t say, let’s go to the tape and ask you to watch video. But we can suggest that you may want to listen to the tape-recording, just post the restroom arrest, of Senator Larry Craig, Republican of Idaho, that has now been broadcast (repeatedly) in the last few hours on several cable television and news networks. That way you can hear him in his own voice in the immediate moments following his arrest.==
==In a news conference this week, Senator Craig called his decision to enter the plea a “lapse in judgment” made in the hopes of making it all go away. He did so — astonishingly — without a lawyer’s counsel, he said in Boise, once the incident became publicized. Roll Call earlier this week first reported the formal guilty plea and outcome that was recorded on Aug. 8.
The audio-recording details how the officer was hanging out inside a stall, patrolling, not trolling, because this particular restroom, he said, had been the site of illicit sex in a place, the department and others reminded, where the public, with children, tend to, um, go.
You can hear, if you want to listen, Senator Craig arguing with the police officer about his hand and foot gestures. You can hear Senator Craig arguing as to whether this entire scene involved entrapment. This could be a critical point, now that the senator has retained a lawyer to review his plea agreement and the circumstances of his arrest. ==
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