 Also, Clark confirmed hiring a former government censorship agent to "read everything going on air", and forming an advisory committee composed by general Paiva Chave, civilian right-wing conservative hard-liner Edgardo Manoel Erickson, and "some five or six employees".Clark related receiving visits from military president Emílio Garrastazu Médici (1969-1974) to his offices at Rede Globo, where they would watch soccer matches shown by the broadcaster on Sundays.According to him, the so-called "Globo standard of quality" ended up "going through the looking-glass of a regime which the TV Globo professionals never agreed with".