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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: uu who wrote (10538)	1/25/1999 8:55:00 PM
From: Catfish	Respond to of 13994

Addi, Your display of bigotry is astonishing! Your dishonest accusations alone are a display of your feelings towards people of European descent. I suggest that you are in the wrong country especially considering your bigoted attitude towards white americans and women. I doubt that you consider women equal to you in societal status! Yes, you are ignorant. But, the Socialist Democrats love ignorance. Have a nice day.

To: uu who wrote (10538)	1/25/1999 9:37:00 PM
From: Catfish	Respond to of 13994

Dick Morris Sez...... Fox New's O'Reilly Factor Jan 25, 1999 Dick Morris Tonight on the O'Reilly factor Dick talked about his thoughts regarding the House Manager's strategy. 1) He thinks that managers see Currie as the week link in the Prez's defense. 2) One of his conversations with the Prez indicated to him that the Prez was very concerned about the gifts. 3) He is of the opinion that THERE IS NO WAY THAT CURRIE DECIDED ON HER OWN TO PICK UP THE GIFTS. 4) The managers' strategy is to have Monica re-affirm her testimony that Currie called her to suggest that she picks up the gifts. 5) IF CURRIE DOES NOT CHANGE HER STORY AND GIVE UP THE PREZ ON THE GIFT PICK UP ISSUE, STARR WILL INDICT CURRIE FOR PERJURY. freerepublic.com

To: uu who wrote (10538)	1/25/1999 9:42:00 PM
From: Catfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13994

NBC SAID TO BE HOLDING INTERVIEW WITH 'JANE DOE' DRUDGE REPORT NBC NEWS hotshot Lisa Myers has reportedly conducted an in-depth interview with "Jane Doe #5", according to media sources in an around the network. The interview with Juanita Broaddrick of Arkansas is said to have gone down late last week and is now being held tight by NBC NEWS. It is not known if and when the network plans on airing the interview, or what exactly it was that Broaddrick told Myers, but media circles in Washington have been buzzing with word of the development for days. "I'm looking forward to the interview," Rep. Lindsey Graham, a House floor manager in the Senate impeachment trial," told a reporter over the weekend. Lisa Myers, out of character, did not return repeated calls seeking comment. A well-placed source inside of NBC's Washington bureau said Myers "remained out of town." NBC NEWS president Andy Lack could not be reached. Media excitement grew after a well-armed NBC crew was spotted outside of Broaddrick's home late last week. "It was obvious that something was going down," reports one eyewitness. "The were cameras and a sound crew." A second news network, reacting to reports that NBC was conducting the interview, later captured Broaddrick arriving and leaving a Tennis Club. "They chased her car, at times going at high speeds... her husband went wild," says one network insider. Last February, the DRUDGE REPORT alerted readers who were following the Paula Jones sex case that there was great interest swirling around a woman named "Juanita." She was code named "Jane Doe #5." A month later, NBC's Myers explored the "Juanita" story in a nightly news shocker: A woman claims she was sexually assaulted by Bill Clinton back in the 1970s! The White House called that allegation "outrageous." The following is a flashback to the first Myers report on "Juanita" that aired on NBC NIGHTLY NEWS on Saturday, March 28, 1998: "The explosive new allegation tonight is that President Clinton sexually assaulted a woman 20 years ago in Arkansas. It involves an alleged encounter at this Little Rock hotel in the late 1970s, between then Attorney General Bill Clinton and campaign worker, Juanita Broaddrick. In court documents today, Jones' lawyers claim Clinton quote 'forcibly raped and sexually assaulted' Broaddrick, then quote "bribed and intimidated her" to remain silent. Sources say that Broaddrick, now 54, recently denied under oath that such an assault occurred. But Jones' lawyers claim she had told their investigator she had suffered a quote 'horrible thing' at the hand of Clinton, and did not want to relive it. And NBC NEWS has talked to four people from Arkansas who say Broaddrick told them of such an assault years ago. Today's charge is largely based on a letter from this man, Philip Yoakum, a friend and business associate of the alleged victim. In a letter to Broaddrick, written in 1992, Yoakum, a Republican writes, I was particularly distraught when you told me of your brutal rape by Bill Clinton, how he bit your lip until you gave into his forcing sex upon you.' In an interview with NBC NEWS, Yoakum said Broaddrick told him that Clinton invited himself to her hotel room, allegedly to discuss her nursing home business. Unidentified Reporter: She told you in 1981 that Bill Clinton assaulted her? Mr. PHILLIP YOAKUM (Arkansas Businessman): Mm-hm. Yes, 1981 is when she told me. Reporter: Did you believe her at the time? Mr. YOAKUM: I believed her. MYERS: Yoakum admits he is no fan of the president and that he unsuccessfully tried to get Broaddrick to tell her story when Clinton first ran for president. Mr. YOAKUM: And she says, Who would believe me, little old Juanita from Van Buren?' MYERS: There was another woman at that hotel that day, a nurse and friend of Broaddrick who says she iced her friend's face after the assault. In a telephone interview with NBC News, this woman, who admits she dislikes Clinton, said Broaddrick was distraught, her lips were swollen at least double in size. She told me they had intercourse against her will.' Again a White House spokesman dismissed the charge as outrageous, false, and the work of the president's long-time political opponents.' The White House also noted that Broaddrick herself already denied the allegation under oath. Developing... drudgereport.com