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To: John Carpenter who wrote (9117)	1/22/1998 12:18:00 AM
From: mph	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

You said that Clinton is "very very resilient." That's a huge understatement. The last thing that I am concerned about ref:my stock holdings is that the pres might be forced to resign. He will never admit anything! I missed the interview someone else mentioned, but am surprised that he would allow any kind of in-depth discussion. I've represented both plaintiffs and defendants in sex harassment and/employment related suits. I cannot think of a single defense client that I would have allowed to be interviewed on camera, in any kind of depth, concerning the details of the pending litigation. Sometimes litigants can outsmart themselves. Even Clinton's high priced lawyer made a major boo-boo by announcing some time ago that they would investigate the hell out of Paula and put her through the paces. While that approach is quite commonplace, it was simply inappropriate for the attorney of the President to make those kind of public threats. Apparently, they were quite astonished by the negative reaction and therefore immediately back-pedalled. The bottom line is that we have a lot more things to worry about in this market. But, I do have to say that Al Gore is kinda scary for this sector. Do you think he would outlaw all but electrically driven cars and equipment? mph