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To: Alex who wrote (40784)	9/26/1999
From: long-gone	Respond to of 117012

Should I even ask if Bankers Trust is in a short gold position?: Friday September 3, 1:12 PM Judicial Watch to Sue over Clinton Home "Purchase" Judicial Watch, the government watchdog group, is going to investigate the loan scheme being used by the Clintons to "purchase" their new home in New York. In a statement, Judicial Watch said: "First, the 1.35 million dollar 'loan guarantee' by Chinagate fund-raiser Terence McAuliffe is nothing less than an outright gratuity to the president personally, which is illegal under government ethics and bribery laws. Federal court testimony in Judicial Watch?s Chinagate case has already shown that McAuliffe was involved in illegal fund-raising and influence peddling; this seems more of the same. Judicial Watch also questions why the White House Counsel?s Office, which 'approved' the loan scheme, is giving the Clintons personal legal advice at taxpayer expense. "Second, there is no legal or ethical way for a bank such as Banker?s Trust Co., which reports indicate is foreign-owned, to give a million-dollar mortgage to a couple who professes to be $5 million in debt. Also, no bank can use an illegal 'guarantee' from a Clinton fund-raiser as collateral for any loan."(cont) newsmax.com