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To: Harvey Allen who wrote (29425)1/23/1999 12:56:00 PM
From: Daniel Schuh  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 67261
 
Harvey, this is another thing about the "witness" issue that makes it dubious. The Starr technique has always been to leverage his version of the "truth" by bringing up the whole inquistional gamut of legal entanglements against anybody who goes against the line he's constructing. Susan McDougal and Julie Steele are the most obvious examples, besides Lewinsky. The House impeachment case is dependent on judicious choice of what parts of Lewinsky's testimony to believe, and what parts to discount. I'm sure Starr would like to maintain maximum leverage here, but if I were her lawyer, I'd just tell her to take the 5th unless somebody above and beyond Starr was giving her immunity. As this story indicates, Starr and Co. are hard at work trying to make sure Lewinsky says just what they want her to say, but I wonder if they can pull this off. Would the House or Senate be willing to do the Susan McDougal contempt thing with her at this point? Politically, I doubt it.



To: Harvey Allen who wrote (29425)1/23/1999 2:02:00 PM
From: Bill  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 67261
 
Yes, after Clinton skates, don't be surprised to see several indictments and convictions of his fellow justice obstructors. Start with Steele, then Lewinski, Currie and a few WH muscle-men. Lot's of people going to jail for the First Fraud.



To: Harvey Allen who wrote (29425)1/23/1999 3:54:00 PM
From: Harvey Allen  Respond to of 67261
 
Shielded from view, Lewinsky returns to Washington
3.23 p.m. ET (2023 GMT) January 23, 1999

WASHINGTON, — Former White House intern Monica
Lewinsky, a central figure in the impeachment of President
Clinton, returned to Washington Saturday to face more questions
about her affair with Clinton.

Lewinsky arrived at Dulles International Airport on a flight from
Los Angeles at about 3 p.m. EST but was shielded from
reporters. She left the airplane by a rear door and was whisked
away in a van.

foxnews.com