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Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr spent two hours outlining his case against Bill Clinton as a government panel began impeachment hearings against the U-S President.
Starr, as the lead-off witness, faced some tough questions from the lawyer for Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee.
But he fought back, accusing Clinton of misusing his "authority and power" -- and engaging in a "pattern of obstruction."
It was a blend of constitutional drama and partisan struggle as Kenneth Starr laid out the evidence against President Clinton - the third presidential impeachment inquiry in U-S history.
Starr's testimony was the first the committee had taken since receiving boxes of his sex-drenched evidence this fall.
He spoke calmly as he offered his first public accounting of his investigation into the president's relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
In his opening statement, he sought to blunt the criticisms levelled against the sexually explicit nature of some of his evidence.
It was the House, he noted, that voted overwhelmingly to make much of it public, saying that the charges against Clinton are of national interest.
And he insisted the public had a right to know what their president was up to.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The evidence suggests that the president repeatedly tried to thwart the legal process in the (Paula) Jones matter and in the grand jury investigation. That is not a private matter. The evidence further suggests that the president, in the course of these efforts, misused his authority and his power as president and contravened his duty to faithfully execute the laws. That, too, is not a private matter."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel
Starr said Clinton's actions over the last year were inconsistent with the president's
duty to faithfully execute the law.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The evidence suggests that the eight months included false statements under oath, false statements to the American people, false statements to the president's cabinet, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, and misuse of presidential authority and power in an effort to conceal the truth of the relationship, and to delay the investigation."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel
He concluded by saying that no one in his office enjoyed the task of investigating the president.
Instead, he said, it caused them "considerable dismay."
But, he said, they all want to be able to say -- 30 years from now -- that they "did the right thing."
Still, Starr was on the receiving end of a blistering attack delivered from a few feet away by Representative John Conyers of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the committee.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Today's witness, Kenneth W Starr, wrote the tawdry, salacious and unnecessarily graphic referral that he delivered to us in September with so much drama and fanfare. And now the majority members of this committee have called that same prosecutor forward to testify in an unprecedented desperation effort to breathe new life into a dying inquiry."
SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the US House Judiciary Committee
Conyers insisted that Starr had taken the probe too far.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I and many others believe that Mr Starr has crossed that line into obsession."
SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the U-S House Judiciary Committee
The hearings on Thursday preceded a committee vote planned for the next few weeks on whether to recommend that the full House vote to impeach Clinton.
The case would then be sent to the Senate, which would decide whether to remove him from office.
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President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Starr and -- on a lighter note -- his daughter's high school graduation on the April 27, 1997 edition of Face the Nation. (CBS NEWS)
- published: 14 Mar 2012
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Short video clip from the Clinton Impeachment Hearing from 1999.
- published: 12 Aug 2011
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Allegations of illegal discussions between the man at the centre of investigating the U-S Presidential sex scandal - and reporters - dominated Washington's news scene on Sunday.
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says discussions between his prosecutors and the media - regarding White House intern Monica Lewinsky - broke no secrecy laws and that his office is living up to its professional responsibilities.
When the story of alleged sexual relations between U-S President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky broke earlier this year, the comment from Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr has often been 'no comment.'
But a new media affairs magazine 'Content' quotes Starr as saying he, and his top deputy, briefed reporters - but did not violate Grand Jury secrecy laws.
The White House has repeatedly accused Starr's office of leaking sensitive information to the media during the investigation of whether President Clinton had an affair with Lewinsky and then tried to cover it up.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is a bombshell, that is grave, it is serious, it goes to the very heart of this investigation, the way it has been conducted. The motives and methods employed and I think that as people look at this, and the gravity in which this charge, and the conduct in which it has been done they will then decide - the American people - that they will want, need and demand an independent investigation that looks at this office and the individuals and how they have conducted themselves over four years and forty million dollars being spent on it."
SUPER CAPTION: Rahm Emanuel, Senior White House advisor
"Content" editor Steve Brill says such background briefings "clearly violate the law as interpreted by various courts."
U-S federal law prohibits prosecutors from revealing what witnesses say when testifying to the Grand Jury.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Most of the courts support the proposition that Mr Starr should not have leaked that information or talked to the press. To say that, you know right before you go into the grand jury that you talked to somebody, they go in and say the same thing - that's a little ingenuous."
SUPER CAPTION: John Coale, attorney
Senate Majority leader Trent Lott, (Republican - Mississippi) reacted to the magazine report by saying it did not focus on the main area of Lewinsky investigation.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Keep in mind that Independent Counsels can, and have in the past, talked to the press - there is nothing illegal about that, depending on how you do it. But it shows you the problem with this whole area, once again the story is about who leaked to whom not about what laws were potentially violated - that should be the emphasis."
SUPER CAPTION: Trent Lott, Senate Majority Leader (Republican, Mississippi
Brill released portions of a 90-minute on-the-record interview with Starr on Saturday to promote the inaugural edition of his new media affairs magazine.
In a statement on Saturday night, Starr called Brill's charges reckless and irresponsible.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Baylor University President Kenneth Starr disputes the notion that higher education is useful only in preparing students for jobs. Starr offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 549. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv.
- published: 22 Nov 2013
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Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine Law School and lead attorney for VSP Vision Cares pending Supreme Court case (as of November, 2008), on its tax-exempt status. discussed the legal issues and potential ramifications of the case.
- published: 26 Nov 2008
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Portions of a June 27, 2003 interview with Hon. Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater Prosecutor, on the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson. Copyright 2012 Robert H. Jackson Center.
- published: 09 Oct 2012
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(Please Note: Some may details in the following script offensive)
The report of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the United States Congress has been published.
The prosecutor accuses Clinton of perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering and abuse of presidential power.
He charges there are eleven grounds for impeaching President Clinton.
In his report to Congress, Kenneth Starr claims President Clinton pursued what a strategy for deceiving the American people and Congress for seven months.
Late on Thursday, the House Rules Committee approved terms for releasing Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report.
And a vote in the House of Representatives on Friday approved publications.
One of the key details to emerge is confirmation that D-N-A tests on semen found on a dress owned by Monica Lewinsky matched a sample provided by Clinton.
It also alleges they had oral sex as Clinton talked on the phone to members of Congress.
The prosecutors say they provided the graphic details to show Clinton lied before the grand jury.
In that testimony, he insisted he gave "legally accurate" testimony in his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit.
He said in the deposition that he did not have sexual relations with Lewinsky.
The report was released to the public, the press and the presidency at the same time - despite White House requests for a preview of its contents.
David Kendall, the president's lawyer had earlier responded to the discussions as he lobbied for a view of the document ahead of publication.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This was just an initial, very cordial, meeting about procedures and other matters of common concern. The referral by the prosecutors is simply a collection of their contentions, claims and allegations and we look forward to the chance to rebut them."
SUPER CAPTION: David Kendall, President Clinton's lawyer
The evidence includes damaging descriptions of Clinton's contacts with two central witnesses in the case - former intern Monica Lewinsky and presidential secretary Betty Currie.
The report details what prosecutors believe was a pattern of lying by Clinton and the effort to sustain those lies by using government employees and resources after the criminal investigation began.
The boxes of evidence sent to Congress include transcripts of grand jury testimony of key witnesses and Clinton's videotaped grand jury testimony.
They also contain the 20 hours of tapes of Lewinsky talking to Linda Tripp about the lurid details of her relationship with Clinton and her efforts to get Tripp to change her story in the Jones lawsuit.
Reaction has been mixed from Democratic party members - one Clinton supporter, Louise Slaughter, says the president should consider resigning.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I have to say that Bill Clinton as a president, and I have been known to say this before, I think he has been an extraordinarily good president, he's really set the country on the right track, a lot of good things have happened. But that's overshadowed by the rest of it and we, again watching this awful thing play out, it's cheapened all of us, it's coarsened the country, we've all be caught up in this and I'm not sure anymore the reality and what it all means to us."
SUPER CAPTION: Louise Slaughter, Congresswoman (Democrat - New York)
Brookings Institute senior fellow Stephen Hess says ultimately the public will decide Clinton's fate.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Hess, Presidential Expert, Brookings Institute
Clinton is the 42nd president of the United States but only the third to be threatened with impeachment.
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
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Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr spoke out on Friday, arguing that in most cases, presidents don't have the right to keep secrets from court proceedings.
Starr spoke to a lawyers' group in Texas and while he didn't make specific references to his investigation of President Clinton, he drew parallels with the Nixon-era Watergate scandal.
In a speech to a Texas bar association, Independent Counsel Ken Starr drew a comparison between his investigation into President Clinton and that which brought down former president Richard Nixon.
24 years ago, the Nixon White House invoked executive privilege to stop prosecutors from listening to tapes made by a secret Oval Office recording system.
President Nixon's effort was unsuccessful - the Supreme Court overruled his claim of executive privilege.
And quoting the court, Starr said just like in 1974, the public has a right to know the evidence.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"As the Supreme Court said in the United States versus Nixon, a decision that I'll say more about shortly, the public has a right to every man, we would of course say every man and woman's evidence, for those person's protected by a constitutional statutory or common law privilege."
SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel
President Clinton invoked executive privilege when he blocked some aids from testifying before the grand jury investigation into the Whitewater case.
The investigation is also looking into Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
The White House insists a president needs to have faith that he can seek confidential advice from his aides without risk of it being disclosed.
But Starr's team argues that privilege should only be allowed in matters of national security - not on personal matters such as the president's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
Some experts say that both sides have a point and that the courts must be left to decide.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The President certainly has the right to claim privilege the Independent Council also has the right to say that my need and the Grand Jury's need for evidence outweighs that claim and ultimately the Court balances so it's a clear right. clear wrong, each side has something to argue about."
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University
But quoting the former prosecutor in the Watergate case, Ken Starr argued that the scandal was evidence enough that no president should ever be above the law.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Watergate had taught the nation two valuable lessons, lessons that are especially appropriate for us to recall on Law Day. First Mr. Jaworsky said our constitution works and second he wrote no one, absolutely no one is above the law. Thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel
The speech brought to a close a busy week for Starr.
In the last six days alone, he's questioned First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton under oath.
And on Thursday, he again indicted the first lady's former law partner Webster Hubbell on tax charges.
This comes just 14 months after he was released from prison on other charges brought by Starr.
But Saltzburg says, despite Starr's attempts at comparing his investigation to Watergate, there really are very few similarities.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At the moment, we don't have anything as serious being alleged to the extent that the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas before the president was president is investigated, it's very different. Perjury in a civil case involving one's sex life is also different."
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University
Meanwhile, President Clinton is doing all he can do avoid Starr's investigation.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton (born William Jefferson Blythe III; August 19, 1946) is an American politician who served as the 42nd President of the United States from 1993 to 2001. Inaugurated at age 46, he was the third-youngest president. He took office at the end of the Cold War, and was the first president of the baby boomer generation. Clinton has been described as a New Democrat. Many of his policies have been attributed to a centrist Third Way philosophy of governance.
Born and raised in Arkansas, Clinton became both a student leader and a skilled musician. He is an alumnus of Georgetown University where he was Phi Beta Kappa and earned a Rhodes Scholarship to attend the University of Oxford. He is married to Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has served as the United States Secretary of State since 2009 and was a Senator from New York from 2001 to 2009. Both Clintons received law degrees from Yale Law School, where they met and began dating. As Governor of Arkansas, Clinton overhauled the state's education system, and served as Chair of the National Governors Association.
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3:12USA: KENNETH STARR TESTIFIES AT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS
USA: KENNETH STARR TESTIFIES AT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT HEARINGSUSA: KENNETH STARR TESTIFIES AT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS
English/Nat Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr spent two hours outlining his case against Bill Clinton as a government panel began impeachment hearings against the U-S President. Starr, as the lead-off witness, faced some tough questions from the lawyer for Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee. But he fought back, accusing Clinton of misusing his "authority and power" -- and engaging in a "pattern of obstruction." It was a blend of constitutional drama and partisan struggle as Kenneth Starr laid out the evidence against President Clinton - the third presidential impeachment inquiry in U-S history. Starr's testimony was the first the committee had taken since receiving boxes of his sex-drenched evidence this fall. He spoke calmly as he offered his first public accounting of his investigation into the president's relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. In his opening statement, he sought to blunt the criticisms levelled against the sexually explicit nature of some of his evidence. It was the House, he noted, that voted overwhelmingly to make much of it public, saying that the charges against Clinton are of national interest. And he insisted the public had a right to know what their president was up to. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The evidence suggests that the president repeatedly tried to thwart the legal process in the (Paula) Jones matter and in the grand jury investigation. That is not a private matter. The evidence further suggests that the president, in the course of these efforts, misused his authority and his power as president and contravened his duty to faithfully execute the laws. That, too, is not a private matter." SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel Starr said Clinton's actions over the last year were inconsistent with the president's duty to faithfully execute the law. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The evidence suggests that the eight months included false statements under oath, false statements to the American people, false statements to the president's cabinet, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, and misuse of presidential authority and power in an effort to conceal the truth of the relationship, and to delay the investigation." SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel He concluded by saying that no one in his office enjoyed the task of investigating the president. Instead, he said, it caused them "considerable dismay." But, he said, they all want to be able to say -- 30 years from now -- that they "did the right thing." Still, Starr was on the receiving end of a blistering attack delivered from a few feet away by Representative John Conyers of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the committee. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Today's witness, Kenneth W Starr, wrote the tawdry, salacious and unnecessarily graphic referral that he delivered to us in September with so much drama and fanfare. And now the majority members of this committee have called that same prosecutor forward to testify in an unprecedented desperation effort to breathe new life into a dying inquiry." SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the US House Judiciary Committee Conyers insisted that Starr had taken the probe too far. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I and many others believe that Mr Starr has crossed that line into obsession." SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the U-S House Judiciary Committee The hearings on Thursday preceded a committee vote planned for the next few weeks on whether to recommend that the full House vote to impeach Clinton. The case would then be sent to the Senate, which would decide whether to remove him from office. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/181bcdecce6ce7bdbf37cdcb056d0cd4 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
5:46Ken Starr Controversy as Lewinsky Case Resurfaces
Ken Starr Controversy as Lewinsky Case Resurfaces -
3:11Pres. Clinton discusses Whitewater on Face the Nation
Pres. Clinton discusses Whitewater on Face the NationPres. Clinton discusses Whitewater on Face the Nation
President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Starr and -- on a lighter note -- his daughter's high school graduation on the April 27, 1997 edition of Face the Nation. (CBS NEWS) -
14:49Clinton Impeachment Hearings (Part 1 of 3)
Clinton Impeachment Hearings (Part 1 of 3)Clinton Impeachment Hearings (Part 1 of 3)
Short video clip from the Clinton Impeachment Hearing from 1999. -
2:14USA: WHITE HOUSE ACCUSES KENNETH STARR OF LEAKING INFORMATION
USA: WHITE HOUSE ACCUSES KENNETH STARR OF LEAKING INFORMATIONUSA: WHITE HOUSE ACCUSES KENNETH STARR OF LEAKING INFORMATION
English/Nat Allegations of illegal discussions between the man at the centre of investigating the U-S Presidential sex scandal - and reporters - dominated Washington's news scene on Sunday. Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says discussions between his prosecutors and the media - regarding White House intern Monica Lewinsky - broke no secrecy laws and that his office is living up to its professional responsibilities. When the story of alleged sexual relations between U-S President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky broke earlier this year, the comment from Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr has often been 'no comment.' But a new media affairs magazine 'Content' quotes Starr as saying he, and his top deputy, briefed reporters - but did not violate Grand Jury secrecy laws. The White House has repeatedly accused Starr's office of leaking sensitive information to the media during the investigation of whether President Clinton had an affair with Lewinsky and then tried to cover it up. SOUNDBITE: (English) "This is a bombshell, that is grave, it is serious, it goes to the very heart of this investigation, the way it has been conducted. The motives and methods employed and I think that as people look at this, and the gravity in which this charge, and the conduct in which it has been done they will then decide - the American people - that they will want, need and demand an independent investigation that looks at this office and the individuals and how they have conducted themselves over four years and forty million dollars being spent on it." SUPER CAPTION: Rahm Emanuel, Senior White House advisor "Content" editor Steve Brill says such background briefings "clearly violate the law as interpreted by various courts." U-S federal law prohibits prosecutors from revealing what witnesses say when testifying to the Grand Jury. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Most of the courts support the proposition that Mr Starr should not have leaked that information or talked to the press. To say that, you know right before you go into the grand jury that you talked to somebody, they go in and say the same thing - that's a little ingenuous." SUPER CAPTION: John Coale, attorney Senate Majority leader Trent Lott, (Republican - Mississippi) reacted to the magazine report by saying it did not focus on the main area of Lewinsky investigation. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Keep in mind that Independent Counsels can, and have in the past, talked to the press - there is nothing illegal about that, depending on how you do it. But it shows you the problem with this whole area, once again the story is about who leaked to whom not about what laws were potentially violated - that should be the emphasis." SUPER CAPTION: Trent Lott, Senate Majority Leader (Republican, Mississippi Brill released portions of a 90-minute on-the-record interview with Starr on Saturday to promote the inaugural edition of his new media affairs magazine. In a statement on Saturday night, Starr called Brill's charges reckless and irresponsible. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d86af7593a348c41b995a601811066b2 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:30Celebrity Deathmatch Bill Clinton vs Kenneth Starr
Celebrity Deathmatch Bill Clinton vs Kenneth StarrCelebrity Deathmatch Bill Clinton vs Kenneth Starr
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4:06kenneth Starr Is Charged With Fraud
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2:28Baylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher education
Baylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher educationBaylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher education
Baylor University President Kenneth Starr disputes the notion that higher education is useful only in preparing students for jobs. Starr offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 549. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv. -
1:32Kenneth Starr
Kenneth StarrKenneth Starr
Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine Law School and lead attorney for VSP Vision Cares pending Supreme Court case (as of November, 2008), on its tax-exempt status. discussed the legal issues and potential ramifications of the case. -
1:59Hon. Kenneth Starr (2003) on Justice Robert H. Jackson
Hon. Kenneth Starr (2003) on Justice Robert H. JacksonHon. Kenneth Starr (2003) on Justice Robert H. Jackson
Portions of a June 27, 2003 interview with Hon. Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater Prosecutor, on the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson. Copyright 2012 Robert H. Jackson Center. -
4:59USA: CLINTON/LEWINSKY STARR REPORT PUBLISHED
USA: CLINTON/LEWINSKY STARR REPORT PUBLISHEDUSA: CLINTON/LEWINSKY STARR REPORT PUBLISHED
English/Nat (Please Note: Some may details in the following script offensive) The report of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the United States Congress has been published. The prosecutor accuses Clinton of perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering and abuse of presidential power. He charges there are eleven grounds for impeaching President Clinton. In his report to Congress, Kenneth Starr claims President Clinton pursued what a strategy for deceiving the American people and Congress for seven months. Late on Thursday, the House Rules Committee approved terms for releasing Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report. And a vote in the House of Representatives on Friday approved publications. One of the key details to emerge is confirmation that D-N-A tests on semen found on a dress owned by Monica Lewinsky matched a sample provided by Clinton. It also alleges they had oral sex as Clinton talked on the phone to members of Congress. The prosecutors say they provided the graphic details to show Clinton lied before the grand jury. In that testimony, he insisted he gave "legally accurate" testimony in his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit. He said in the deposition that he did not have sexual relations with Lewinsky. The report was released to the public, the press and the presidency at the same time - despite White House requests for a preview of its contents. David Kendall, the president's lawyer had earlier responded to the discussions as he lobbied for a view of the document ahead of publication. SOUNDBITE: (English) "This was just an initial, very cordial, meeting about procedures and other matters of common concern. The referral by the prosecutors is simply a collection of their contentions, claims and allegations and we look forward to the chance to rebut them." SUPER CAPTION: David Kendall, President Clinton's lawyer The evidence includes damaging descriptions of Clinton's contacts with two central witnesses in the case - former intern Monica Lewinsky and presidential secretary Betty Currie. The report details what prosecutors believe was a pattern of lying by Clinton and the effort to sustain those lies by using government employees and resources after the criminal investigation began. The boxes of evidence sent to Congress include transcripts of grand jury testimony of key witnesses and Clinton's videotaped grand jury testimony. They also contain the 20 hours of tapes of Lewinsky talking to Linda Tripp about the lurid details of her relationship with Clinton and her efforts to get Tripp to change her story in the Jones lawsuit. Reaction has been mixed from Democratic party members - one Clinton supporter, Louise Slaughter, says the president should consider resigning. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I have to say that Bill Clinton as a president, and I have been known to say this before, I think he has been an extraordinarily good president, he's really set the country on the right track, a lot of good things have happened. But that's overshadowed by the rest of it and we, again watching this awful thing play out, it's cheapened all of us, it's coarsened the country, we've all be caught up in this and I'm not sure anymore the reality and what it all means to us." SUPER CAPTION: Louise Slaughter, Congresswoman (Democrat - New York) Brookings Institute senior fellow Stephen Hess says ultimately the public will decide Clinton's fate. SOUNDBITE: (English) SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Hess, Presidential Expert, Brookings Institute Clinton is the 42nd president of the United States but only the third to be threatened with impeachment. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/151e33dba985f74b632527f446a90443 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:06USA: WHITEWATER PROSECUTOR KENNETH STARR SCANDAL SPEECH
USA: WHITEWATER PROSECUTOR KENNETH STARR SCANDAL SPEECHUSA: WHITEWATER PROSECUTOR KENNETH STARR SCANDAL SPEECH
English/Nat Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr spoke out on Friday, arguing that in most cases, presidents don't have the right to keep secrets from court proceedings. Starr spoke to a lawyers' group in Texas and while he didn't make specific references to his investigation of President Clinton, he drew parallels with the Nixon-era Watergate scandal. In a speech to a Texas bar association, Independent Counsel Ken Starr drew a comparison between his investigation into President Clinton and that which brought down former president Richard Nixon. 24 years ago, the Nixon White House invoked executive privilege to stop prosecutors from listening to tapes made by a secret Oval Office recording system. President Nixon's effort was unsuccessful - the Supreme Court overruled his claim of executive privilege. And quoting the court, Starr said just like in 1974, the public has a right to know the evidence. SOUNDBITE: (English) "As the Supreme Court said in the United States versus Nixon, a decision that I'll say more about shortly, the public has a right to every man, we would of course say every man and woman's evidence, for those person's protected by a constitutional statutory or common law privilege." SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel President Clinton invoked executive privilege when he blocked some aids from testifying before the grand jury investigation into the Whitewater case. The investigation is also looking into Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. The White House insists a president needs to have faith that he can seek confidential advice from his aides without risk of it being disclosed. But Starr's team argues that privilege should only be allowed in matters of national security - not on personal matters such as the president's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Some experts say that both sides have a point and that the courts must be left to decide. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The President certainly has the right to claim privilege the Independent Council also has the right to say that my need and the Grand Jury's need for evidence outweighs that claim and ultimately the Court balances so it's a clear right. clear wrong, each side has something to argue about." SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University But quoting the former prosecutor in the Watergate case, Ken Starr argued that the scandal was evidence enough that no president should ever be above the law. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Watergate had taught the nation two valuable lessons, lessons that are especially appropriate for us to recall on Law Day. First Mr. Jaworsky said our constitution works and second he wrote no one, absolutely no one is above the law. Thank you very much." SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel The speech brought to a close a busy week for Starr. In the last six days alone, he's questioned First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton under oath. And on Thursday, he again indicted the first lady's former law partner Webster Hubbell on tax charges. This comes just 14 months after he was released from prison on other charges brought by Starr. But Saltzburg says, despite Starr's attempts at comparing his investigation to Watergate, there really are very few similarities. SOUNDBITE: (English) "At the moment, we don't have anything as serious being alleged to the extent that the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas before the president was president is investigated, it's very different. Perjury in a civil case involving one's sex life is also different." SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University Meanwhile, President Clinton is doing all he can do avoid Starr's investigation. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/598d26f5e87ecc3a957800142f01340f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Famous quotes by Kenneth Starr:
"I could have done more to say this is privacy-sensitive material that we felt was important for the elected representatives to have."
"Namely, that our investigation was authorized by the attorney general of the United States, and that the Justice Department had the information that we had with respect to serious possible federal offenses,"
"I think it was a mistake not to be informing the American public of certain basic facts and to reiterate those facts,"
"Our understanding of the law, and this is going to remain in dispute, is that there was immunity in place,"
"After a lengthy and unfortunate delay in our investigation, justice can go forward."
"Hope you're having fun there on the fast track."
"The report contained pages of pornographic detail and damning commentary."
"Let me share with you a bit of the record in the case."
"He is being very well received, and he certainly should be well received."
"The President inserted a cigar into Ms Lewinsky's vagina, then put the cigar in his mouth and said: "It tastes good"
"I do not speak frequently or otherwise to the press."
"I think the President inspires tremendous affection and loyalty by a wide range of people."
"I don't believe anyone has leaked grand jury information."
"Lying under oath, and encouraging lies under oath, does go to the very heart and soul of what courts do. If we say we don't care, let's forget about courts, and we'll just have other ways of figuring out how to handle disputes."
"The values of confidentiality of matters occurring before the grand jury is very important."
"Lawyers claim that their clients have been grossly mistreated, which is what criminal defense lawyers are paid to do."
"There is no excuse for perjury - never, never, never. There is truth, and the truth demands respect."
"I was assigned to do a job by the attorney general, and that was to find out whether crimes were committed."
"Don't blame the messenger because the message is unpleasant."
"In contrast to what most prosecutors do, we try to treat all individuals with complete fairness. We do not go out and hold press conferences and the like."
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USA: KENNETH STARR TESTIFIES AT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS
English/Nat Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr spent two hours outlining his case against Bill Clinton as a government panel began impeachment hearings against the U-S President. Starr, as the lead-off witness, faced some tough questions from the lawyer for Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee. But he fought back, accusing Clinton of misusing his "authority and power" -- and engaging in a "pattern of obstruction." It was a blend of constitutional drama and partisan struggle as Kenneth Starr laid out the evidence against President Clinton - the third presidential impeachment inquiry in U-S history. Starr's testimony was the first the committee had taken since receiving boxes of his sex-drenched evidence this fall. He spoke calmly as he offered his first public accoun... -
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Pres. Clinton discusses Whitewater on Face the Nation
President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Starr and -- on a lighter note -- his daughter's high school graduation on the April 27, 1997 edition of Face the Nation. (CBS NEWS) -
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USA: WHITE HOUSE ACCUSES KENNETH STARR OF LEAKING INFORMATION
English/Nat Allegations of illegal discussions between the man at the centre of investigating the U-S Presidential sex scandal - and reporters - dominated Washington's news scene on Sunday. Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says discussions between his prosecutors and the media - regarding White House intern Monica Lewinsky - broke no secrecy laws and that his office is living up to its professional responsibilities. When the story of alleged sexual relations between U-S President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky broke earlier this year, the comment from Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr has often been 'no comment.' But a new media affairs magazine 'Content' quotes Starr as saying he, and his top deputy, briefed reporters - but did not violate Grand Jury secrecy laws. The Whi... -
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Baylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher education
Baylor University President Kenneth Starr disputes the notion that higher education is useful only in preparing students for jobs. Starr offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 549. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv. -
Kenneth Starr
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Hon. Kenneth Starr (2003) on Justice Robert H. Jackson
Portions of a June 27, 2003 interview with Hon. Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater Prosecutor, on the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson. Copyright 2012 Robert H. Jackson Center. -
USA: CLINTON/LEWINSKY STARR REPORT PUBLISHED
English/Nat (Please Note: Some may details in the following script offensive) The report of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the United States Congress has been published. The prosecutor accuses Clinton of perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering and abuse of presidential power. He charges there are eleven grounds for impeaching President Clinton. In his report to Congress, Kenneth Starr claims President Clinton pursued what a strategy for deceiving the American people and Congress for seven months. Late on Thursday, the House Rules Committee approved terms for releasing Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report. And a vote in the House of Representatives on Friday approved publications. One of the key details to emerge is confirmation t... -
USA: WHITEWATER PROSECUTOR KENNETH STARR SCANDAL SPEECH
English/Nat Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr spoke out on Friday, arguing that in most cases, presidents don't have the right to keep secrets from court proceedings. Starr spoke to a lawyers' group in Texas and while he didn't make specific references to his investigation of President Clinton, he drew parallels with the Nixon-era Watergate scandal. In a speech to a Texas bar association, Independent Counsel Ken Starr drew a comparison between his investigation into President Clinton and that which brought down former president Richard Nixon. 24 years ago, the Nixon White House invoked executive privilege to stop prosecutors from listening to tapes made by a secret Oval Office recording system. President Nixon's effort was unsuccessful - the Supreme Court overruled his cla...
USA: KENNETH STARR TESTIFIES AT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS
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Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr spent two hours outlining his case against Bill Clinton as a government panel began impeachment hearings agains...
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Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr spent two hours outlining his case against Bill Clinton as a government panel began impeachment hearings against the U-S President.
Starr, as the lead-off witness, faced some tough questions from the lawyer for Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee.
But he fought back, accusing Clinton of misusing his "authority and power" -- and engaging in a "pattern of obstruction."
It was a blend of constitutional drama and partisan struggle as Kenneth Starr laid out the evidence against President Clinton - the third presidential impeachment inquiry in U-S history.
Starr's testimony was the first the committee had taken since receiving boxes of his sex-drenched evidence this fall.
He spoke calmly as he offered his first public accounting of his investigation into the president's relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
In his opening statement, he sought to blunt the criticisms levelled against the sexually explicit nature of some of his evidence.
It was the House, he noted, that voted overwhelmingly to make much of it public, saying that the charges against Clinton are of national interest.
And he insisted the public had a right to know what their president was up to.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The evidence suggests that the president repeatedly tried to thwart the legal process in the (Paula) Jones matter and in the grand jury investigation. That is not a private matter. The evidence further suggests that the president, in the course of these efforts, misused his authority and his power as president and contravened his duty to faithfully execute the laws. That, too, is not a private matter."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel
Starr said Clinton's actions over the last year were inconsistent with the president's
duty to faithfully execute the law.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The evidence suggests that the eight months included false statements under oath, false statements to the American people, false statements to the president's cabinet, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, and misuse of presidential authority and power in an effort to conceal the truth of the relationship, and to delay the investigation."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel
He concluded by saying that no one in his office enjoyed the task of investigating the president.
Instead, he said, it caused them "considerable dismay."
But, he said, they all want to be able to say -- 30 years from now -- that they "did the right thing."
Still, Starr was on the receiving end of a blistering attack delivered from a few feet away by Representative John Conyers of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the committee.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Today's witness, Kenneth W Starr, wrote the tawdry, salacious and unnecessarily graphic referral that he delivered to us in September with so much drama and fanfare. And now the majority members of this committee have called that same prosecutor forward to testify in an unprecedented desperation effort to breathe new life into a dying inquiry."
SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the US House Judiciary Committee
Conyers insisted that Starr had taken the probe too far.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I and many others believe that Mr Starr has crossed that line into obsession."
SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the U-S House Judiciary Committee
The hearings on Thursday preceded a committee vote planned for the next few weeks on whether to recommend that the full House vote to impeach Clinton.
The case would then be sent to the Senate, which would decide whether to remove him from office.
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wn.com/USA Kenneth Starr Testifies At Clinton Impeachment Hearings
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Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr spent two hours outlining his case against Bill Clinton as a government panel began impeachment hearings against the U-S President.
Starr, as the lead-off witness, faced some tough questions from the lawyer for Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee.
But he fought back, accusing Clinton of misusing his "authority and power" -- and engaging in a "pattern of obstruction."
It was a blend of constitutional drama and partisan struggle as Kenneth Starr laid out the evidence against President Clinton - the third presidential impeachment inquiry in U-S history.
Starr's testimony was the first the committee had taken since receiving boxes of his sex-drenched evidence this fall.
He spoke calmly as he offered his first public accounting of his investigation into the president's relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
In his opening statement, he sought to blunt the criticisms levelled against the sexually explicit nature of some of his evidence.
It was the House, he noted, that voted overwhelmingly to make much of it public, saying that the charges against Clinton are of national interest.
And he insisted the public had a right to know what their president was up to.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The evidence suggests that the president repeatedly tried to thwart the legal process in the (Paula) Jones matter and in the grand jury investigation. That is not a private matter. The evidence further suggests that the president, in the course of these efforts, misused his authority and his power as president and contravened his duty to faithfully execute the laws. That, too, is not a private matter."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel
Starr said Clinton's actions over the last year were inconsistent with the president's
duty to faithfully execute the law.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The evidence suggests that the eight months included false statements under oath, false statements to the American people, false statements to the president's cabinet, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, and misuse of presidential authority and power in an effort to conceal the truth of the relationship, and to delay the investigation."
SUPER CAPTION: Kenneth Starr, US Independent Counsel
He concluded by saying that no one in his office enjoyed the task of investigating the president.
Instead, he said, it caused them "considerable dismay."
But, he said, they all want to be able to say -- 30 years from now -- that they "did the right thing."
Still, Starr was on the receiving end of a blistering attack delivered from a few feet away by Representative John Conyers of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the committee.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Today's witness, Kenneth W Starr, wrote the tawdry, salacious and unnecessarily graphic referral that he delivered to us in September with so much drama and fanfare. And now the majority members of this committee have called that same prosecutor forward to testify in an unprecedented desperation effort to breathe new life into a dying inquiry."
SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the US House Judiciary Committee
Conyers insisted that Starr had taken the probe too far.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I and many others believe that Mr Starr has crossed that line into obsession."
SUPER CAPTION: John Conyers, Top Democrat on the U-S House Judiciary Committee
The hearings on Thursday preceded a committee vote planned for the next few weeks on whether to recommend that the full House vote to impeach Clinton.
The case would then be sent to the Senate, which would decide whether to remove him from office.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Ken Starr Controversy as Lewinsky Case Resurfaces
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- Updated: 16 Feb 2010
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Pres. Clinton discusses Whitewater on Face the Nation
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- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 14 Mar 2012
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President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Starr and -- on a lighter note -- his daughter's high school graduation o...
President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Starr and -- on a lighter note -- his daughter's high school graduation on the April 27, 1997 edition of Face the Nation. (CBS NEWS)
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President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Starr and -- on a lighter note -- his daughter's high school graduation on the April 27, 1997 edition of Face the Nation. (CBS NEWS)
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 3721
Clinton Impeachment Hearings (Part 1 of 3)
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- Updated: 12 Aug 2011
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Short video clip from the Clinton Impeachment Hearing from 1999.
- published: 12 Aug 2011
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USA: WHITE HOUSE ACCUSES KENNETH STARR OF LEAKING INFORMATION
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Allegations of illegal discussions between the man at the centre of investigating the U-S Presidential sex scandal - and reporters - dominated Wa...
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Allegations of illegal discussions between the man at the centre of investigating the U-S Presidential sex scandal - and reporters - dominated Washington's news scene on Sunday.
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says discussions between his prosecutors and the media - regarding White House intern Monica Lewinsky - broke no secrecy laws and that his office is living up to its professional responsibilities.
When the story of alleged sexual relations between U-S President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky broke earlier this year, the comment from Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr has often been 'no comment.'
But a new media affairs magazine 'Content' quotes Starr as saying he, and his top deputy, briefed reporters - but did not violate Grand Jury secrecy laws.
The White House has repeatedly accused Starr's office of leaking sensitive information to the media during the investigation of whether President Clinton had an affair with Lewinsky and then tried to cover it up.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is a bombshell, that is grave, it is serious, it goes to the very heart of this investigation, the way it has been conducted. The motives and methods employed and I think that as people look at this, and the gravity in which this charge, and the conduct in which it has been done they will then decide - the American people - that they will want, need and demand an independent investigation that looks at this office and the individuals and how they have conducted themselves over four years and forty million dollars being spent on it."
SUPER CAPTION: Rahm Emanuel, Senior White House advisor
"Content" editor Steve Brill says such background briefings "clearly violate the law as interpreted by various courts."
U-S federal law prohibits prosecutors from revealing what witnesses say when testifying to the Grand Jury.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Most of the courts support the proposition that Mr Starr should not have leaked that information or talked to the press. To say that, you know right before you go into the grand jury that you talked to somebody, they go in and say the same thing - that's a little ingenuous."
SUPER CAPTION: John Coale, attorney
Senate Majority leader Trent Lott, (Republican - Mississippi) reacted to the magazine report by saying it did not focus on the main area of Lewinsky investigation.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Keep in mind that Independent Counsels can, and have in the past, talked to the press - there is nothing illegal about that, depending on how you do it. But it shows you the problem with this whole area, once again the story is about who leaked to whom not about what laws were potentially violated - that should be the emphasis."
SUPER CAPTION: Trent Lott, Senate Majority Leader (Republican, Mississippi
Brill released portions of a 90-minute on-the-record interview with Starr on Saturday to promote the inaugural edition of his new media affairs magazine.
In a statement on Saturday night, Starr called Brill's charges reckless and irresponsible.
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wn.com/USA White House Accuses Kenneth Starr Of Leaking Information
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Allegations of illegal discussions between the man at the centre of investigating the U-S Presidential sex scandal - and reporters - dominated Washington's news scene on Sunday.
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says discussions between his prosecutors and the media - regarding White House intern Monica Lewinsky - broke no secrecy laws and that his office is living up to its professional responsibilities.
When the story of alleged sexual relations between U-S President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky broke earlier this year, the comment from Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr has often been 'no comment.'
But a new media affairs magazine 'Content' quotes Starr as saying he, and his top deputy, briefed reporters - but did not violate Grand Jury secrecy laws.
The White House has repeatedly accused Starr's office of leaking sensitive information to the media during the investigation of whether President Clinton had an affair with Lewinsky and then tried to cover it up.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is a bombshell, that is grave, it is serious, it goes to the very heart of this investigation, the way it has been conducted. The motives and methods employed and I think that as people look at this, and the gravity in which this charge, and the conduct in which it has been done they will then decide - the American people - that they will want, need and demand an independent investigation that looks at this office and the individuals and how they have conducted themselves over four years and forty million dollars being spent on it."
SUPER CAPTION: Rahm Emanuel, Senior White House advisor
"Content" editor Steve Brill says such background briefings "clearly violate the law as interpreted by various courts."
U-S federal law prohibits prosecutors from revealing what witnesses say when testifying to the Grand Jury.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Most of the courts support the proposition that Mr Starr should not have leaked that information or talked to the press. To say that, you know right before you go into the grand jury that you talked to somebody, they go in and say the same thing - that's a little ingenuous."
SUPER CAPTION: John Coale, attorney
Senate Majority leader Trent Lott, (Republican - Mississippi) reacted to the magazine report by saying it did not focus on the main area of Lewinsky investigation.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Keep in mind that Independent Counsels can, and have in the past, talked to the press - there is nothing illegal about that, depending on how you do it. But it shows you the problem with this whole area, once again the story is about who leaked to whom not about what laws were potentially violated - that should be the emphasis."
SUPER CAPTION: Trent Lott, Senate Majority Leader (Republican, Mississippi
Brill released portions of a 90-minute on-the-record interview with Starr on Saturday to promote the inaugural edition of his new media affairs magazine.
In a statement on Saturday night, Starr called Brill's charges reckless and irresponsible.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Celebrity Deathmatch Bill Clinton vs Kenneth Starr
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- Updated: 16 Dec 2010
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- published: 16 Dec 2010
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kenneth Starr Is Charged With Fraud
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- Updated: 27 May 2010
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Baylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher education
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- Updated: 22 Nov 2013
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Baylor University President Kenneth Starr disputes the notion that higher education is useful only in preparing students for jobs. Starr offered these comments ...
Baylor University President Kenneth Starr disputes the notion that higher education is useful only in preparing students for jobs. Starr offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 549. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv.
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Baylor University President Kenneth Starr disputes the notion that higher education is useful only in preparing students for jobs. Starr offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio (CarolinaJournalRadio.com) Program No. 549. Video courtesy of CarolinaJournal.tv.
- published: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 83
Kenneth Starr
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- Updated: 26 Nov 2008
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Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine Law School and lead attorney for VSP Vision Cares pending Supreme Court case (as of November, 2008), on its tax-exempt status. dis...
Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine Law School and lead attorney for VSP Vision Cares pending Supreme Court case (as of November, 2008), on its tax-exempt status. discussed the legal issues and potential ramifications of the case.
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Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine Law School and lead attorney for VSP Vision Cares pending Supreme Court case (as of November, 2008), on its tax-exempt status. discussed the legal issues and potential ramifications of the case.
- published: 26 Nov 2008
- views: 1087
Hon. Kenneth Starr (2003) on Justice Robert H. Jackson
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 09 Oct 2012
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Portions of a June 27, 2003 interview with Hon. Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater Prosecutor, on the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson. Copyright 2012 Robert H...
Portions of a June 27, 2003 interview with Hon. Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater Prosecutor, on the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson. Copyright 2012 Robert H. Jackson Center.
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Portions of a June 27, 2003 interview with Hon. Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater Prosecutor, on the legacy of Justice Robert H. Jackson. Copyright 2012 Robert H. Jackson Center.
- published: 09 Oct 2012
- views: 194
USA: CLINTON/LEWINSKY STARR REPORT PUBLISHED
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The report of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the United State...
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(Please Note: Some may details in the following script offensive)
The report of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the United States Congress has been published.
The prosecutor accuses Clinton of perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering and abuse of presidential power.
He charges there are eleven grounds for impeaching President Clinton.
In his report to Congress, Kenneth Starr claims President Clinton pursued what a strategy for deceiving the American people and Congress for seven months.
Late on Thursday, the House Rules Committee approved terms for releasing Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report.
And a vote in the House of Representatives on Friday approved publications.
One of the key details to emerge is confirmation that D-N-A tests on semen found on a dress owned by Monica Lewinsky matched a sample provided by Clinton.
It also alleges they had oral sex as Clinton talked on the phone to members of Congress.
The prosecutors say they provided the graphic details to show Clinton lied before the grand jury.
In that testimony, he insisted he gave "legally accurate" testimony in his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit.
He said in the deposition that he did not have sexual relations with Lewinsky.
The report was released to the public, the press and the presidency at the same time - despite White House requests for a preview of its contents.
David Kendall, the president's lawyer had earlier responded to the discussions as he lobbied for a view of the document ahead of publication.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This was just an initial, very cordial, meeting about procedures and other matters of common concern. The referral by the prosecutors is simply a collection of their contentions, claims and allegations and we look forward to the chance to rebut them."
SUPER CAPTION: David Kendall, President Clinton's lawyer
The evidence includes damaging descriptions of Clinton's contacts with two central witnesses in the case - former intern Monica Lewinsky and presidential secretary Betty Currie.
The report details what prosecutors believe was a pattern of lying by Clinton and the effort to sustain those lies by using government employees and resources after the criminal investigation began.
The boxes of evidence sent to Congress include transcripts of grand jury testimony of key witnesses and Clinton's videotaped grand jury testimony.
They also contain the 20 hours of tapes of Lewinsky talking to Linda Tripp about the lurid details of her relationship with Clinton and her efforts to get Tripp to change her story in the Jones lawsuit.
Reaction has been mixed from Democratic party members - one Clinton supporter, Louise Slaughter, says the president should consider resigning.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I have to say that Bill Clinton as a president, and I have been known to say this before, I think he has been an extraordinarily good president, he's really set the country on the right track, a lot of good things have happened. But that's overshadowed by the rest of it and we, again watching this awful thing play out, it's cheapened all of us, it's coarsened the country, we've all be caught up in this and I'm not sure anymore the reality and what it all means to us."
SUPER CAPTION: Louise Slaughter, Congresswoman (Democrat - New York)
Brookings Institute senior fellow Stephen Hess says ultimately the public will decide Clinton's fate.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Hess, Presidential Expert, Brookings Institute
Clinton is the 42nd president of the United States but only the third to be threatened with impeachment.
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wn.com/USA Clinton Lewinsky Starr Report Published
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(Please Note: Some may details in the following script offensive)
The report of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the United States Congress has been published.
The prosecutor accuses Clinton of perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering and abuse of presidential power.
He charges there are eleven grounds for impeaching President Clinton.
In his report to Congress, Kenneth Starr claims President Clinton pursued what a strategy for deceiving the American people and Congress for seven months.
Late on Thursday, the House Rules Committee approved terms for releasing Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's report.
And a vote in the House of Representatives on Friday approved publications.
One of the key details to emerge is confirmation that D-N-A tests on semen found on a dress owned by Monica Lewinsky matched a sample provided by Clinton.
It also alleges they had oral sex as Clinton talked on the phone to members of Congress.
The prosecutors say they provided the graphic details to show Clinton lied before the grand jury.
In that testimony, he insisted he gave "legally accurate" testimony in his deposition in the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit.
He said in the deposition that he did not have sexual relations with Lewinsky.
The report was released to the public, the press and the presidency at the same time - despite White House requests for a preview of its contents.
David Kendall, the president's lawyer had earlier responded to the discussions as he lobbied for a view of the document ahead of publication.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This was just an initial, very cordial, meeting about procedures and other matters of common concern. The referral by the prosecutors is simply a collection of their contentions, claims and allegations and we look forward to the chance to rebut them."
SUPER CAPTION: David Kendall, President Clinton's lawyer
The evidence includes damaging descriptions of Clinton's contacts with two central witnesses in the case - former intern Monica Lewinsky and presidential secretary Betty Currie.
The report details what prosecutors believe was a pattern of lying by Clinton and the effort to sustain those lies by using government employees and resources after the criminal investigation began.
The boxes of evidence sent to Congress include transcripts of grand jury testimony of key witnesses and Clinton's videotaped grand jury testimony.
They also contain the 20 hours of tapes of Lewinsky talking to Linda Tripp about the lurid details of her relationship with Clinton and her efforts to get Tripp to change her story in the Jones lawsuit.
Reaction has been mixed from Democratic party members - one Clinton supporter, Louise Slaughter, says the president should consider resigning.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I have to say that Bill Clinton as a president, and I have been known to say this before, I think he has been an extraordinarily good president, he's really set the country on the right track, a lot of good things have happened. But that's overshadowed by the rest of it and we, again watching this awful thing play out, it's cheapened all of us, it's coarsened the country, we've all be caught up in this and I'm not sure anymore the reality and what it all means to us."
SUPER CAPTION: Louise Slaughter, Congresswoman (Democrat - New York)
Brookings Institute senior fellow Stephen Hess says ultimately the public will decide Clinton's fate.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Hess, Presidential Expert, Brookings Institute
Clinton is the 42nd president of the United States but only the third to be threatened with impeachment.
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
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USA: WHITEWATER PROSECUTOR KENNETH STARR SCANDAL SPEECH
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Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr spoke out on Friday, arguing that in most cases, presidents don't have the right to keep secrets from court p...
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Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr spoke out on Friday, arguing that in most cases, presidents don't have the right to keep secrets from court proceedings.
Starr spoke to a lawyers' group in Texas and while he didn't make specific references to his investigation of President Clinton, he drew parallels with the Nixon-era Watergate scandal.
In a speech to a Texas bar association, Independent Counsel Ken Starr drew a comparison between his investigation into President Clinton and that which brought down former president Richard Nixon.
24 years ago, the Nixon White House invoked executive privilege to stop prosecutors from listening to tapes made by a secret Oval Office recording system.
President Nixon's effort was unsuccessful - the Supreme Court overruled his claim of executive privilege.
And quoting the court, Starr said just like in 1974, the public has a right to know the evidence.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"As the Supreme Court said in the United States versus Nixon, a decision that I'll say more about shortly, the public has a right to every man, we would of course say every man and woman's evidence, for those person's protected by a constitutional statutory or common law privilege."
SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel
President Clinton invoked executive privilege when he blocked some aids from testifying before the grand jury investigation into the Whitewater case.
The investigation is also looking into Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
The White House insists a president needs to have faith that he can seek confidential advice from his aides without risk of it being disclosed.
But Starr's team argues that privilege should only be allowed in matters of national security - not on personal matters such as the president's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
Some experts say that both sides have a point and that the courts must be left to decide.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The President certainly has the right to claim privilege the Independent Council also has the right to say that my need and the Grand Jury's need for evidence outweighs that claim and ultimately the Court balances so it's a clear right. clear wrong, each side has something to argue about."
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University
But quoting the former prosecutor in the Watergate case, Ken Starr argued that the scandal was evidence enough that no president should ever be above the law.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Watergate had taught the nation two valuable lessons, lessons that are especially appropriate for us to recall on Law Day. First Mr. Jaworsky said our constitution works and second he wrote no one, absolutely no one is above the law. Thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel
The speech brought to a close a busy week for Starr.
In the last six days alone, he's questioned First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton under oath.
And on Thursday, he again indicted the first lady's former law partner Webster Hubbell on tax charges.
This comes just 14 months after he was released from prison on other charges brought by Starr.
But Saltzburg says, despite Starr's attempts at comparing his investigation to Watergate, there really are very few similarities.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At the moment, we don't have anything as serious being alleged to the extent that the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas before the president was president is investigated, it's very different. Perjury in a civil case involving one's sex life is also different."
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University
Meanwhile, President Clinton is doing all he can do avoid Starr's investigation.
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wn.com/USA Whitewater Prosecutor Kenneth Starr Scandal Speech
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Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr spoke out on Friday, arguing that in most cases, presidents don't have the right to keep secrets from court proceedings.
Starr spoke to a lawyers' group in Texas and while he didn't make specific references to his investigation of President Clinton, he drew parallels with the Nixon-era Watergate scandal.
In a speech to a Texas bar association, Independent Counsel Ken Starr drew a comparison between his investigation into President Clinton and that which brought down former president Richard Nixon.
24 years ago, the Nixon White House invoked executive privilege to stop prosecutors from listening to tapes made by a secret Oval Office recording system.
President Nixon's effort was unsuccessful - the Supreme Court overruled his claim of executive privilege.
And quoting the court, Starr said just like in 1974, the public has a right to know the evidence.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"As the Supreme Court said in the United States versus Nixon, a decision that I'll say more about shortly, the public has a right to every man, we would of course say every man and woman's evidence, for those person's protected by a constitutional statutory or common law privilege."
SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel
President Clinton invoked executive privilege when he blocked some aids from testifying before the grand jury investigation into the Whitewater case.
The investigation is also looking into Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
The White House insists a president needs to have faith that he can seek confidential advice from his aides without risk of it being disclosed.
But Starr's team argues that privilege should only be allowed in matters of national security - not on personal matters such as the president's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
Some experts say that both sides have a point and that the courts must be left to decide.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The President certainly has the right to claim privilege the Independent Council also has the right to say that my need and the Grand Jury's need for evidence outweighs that claim and ultimately the Court balances so it's a clear right. clear wrong, each side has something to argue about."
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University
But quoting the former prosecutor in the Watergate case, Ken Starr argued that the scandal was evidence enough that no president should ever be above the law.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Watergate had taught the nation two valuable lessons, lessons that are especially appropriate for us to recall on Law Day. First Mr. Jaworsky said our constitution works and second he wrote no one, absolutely no one is above the law. Thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Ken Starr, White House Independent Counsel
The speech brought to a close a busy week for Starr.
In the last six days alone, he's questioned First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton under oath.
And on Thursday, he again indicted the first lady's former law partner Webster Hubbell on tax charges.
This comes just 14 months after he was released from prison on other charges brought by Starr.
But Saltzburg says, despite Starr's attempts at comparing his investigation to Watergate, there really are very few similarities.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At the moment, we don't have anything as serious being alleged to the extent that the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas before the president was president is investigated, it's very different. Perjury in a civil case involving one's sex life is also different."
SUPER CAPTION: Stephen Saltzburg, Professor of Law, George Washington University
Meanwhile, President Clinton is doing all he can do avoid Starr's investigation.
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Bill Clinton w/Fareed Zakaria; 9-27-2015
Please subscribe! Bill Clinton sits down with his CNN ally Fareed Zakaria for an interview in order to: 1. Pretend his wife's criminal activity with her personal email server is much ado about nothing and a product of a vast right-wing conspiracy; 2. Trash Republicans as not substantive (they're all about "one-liners") while pretending the Democrats are all about specifics (as if that were to even matter if true); 3. Call for importation of more Arabs and Muslims from Syria and the broader region of the Middle East and North Africa (and Somalia) without any justification or consideration of national security, with no mention of relocation alternatives to the east in Muslim-majority societies closer to them geographically and culturally than America;; 4. Dis Netanyahu for accepting... -
Bill Clinton Kicks the Crap out of Fox News Part 1
Bubba did it again! He wiped the smirk off their faces. Clinton agreed to a 15 minute one-on-one interview with Fox News only on the condition that they spend at least half of the interview talking about the Clinton Global Initiative. The interview lasted 22 mintues with a majority of the time spent on Clinton's hunt for Bin Laden as President. Also Fox News NEVER asks these type of questions to any Republican and especially not this Adminstration. Just try to imagine if Bush got asked a critical question like this, he would have a heart attack! If Democrats want to win an election ever, they must watch this video because this is how you fight back! Clinton is a shinning example of brilliance and intelligence. And Thank God he's a Democrat! PS I don't have the third segment of th... -
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Bill Clinton w/Fareed Zakaria; 9-27-2015
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Bill Clinton sits down with his CNN ally Fareed Zakaria for an interview in order to:
1. Pretend his wife's criminal activity with her personal email server is much ado about nothing and a product of a vast right-wing conspiracy;
2. Trash Republicans as not substantive (they're all about "one-liners") while pretending the Democrats are all about specifics (as if that were to even matter if true);
3. Call for importation of more Arabs and Muslims from Syria and the broader region of the Middle East and North Africa (and Somalia) without any justification or consideration of national security, with no mention of relocation alternatives to the east in Muslim-majority societies closer to them geographically and culturally than America;;
4. Dis Netanyahu for accepting Congress's invitation to address them in the House of Representatives;
4. Support President Barack Hussein Obama's surrender to Iran and draw a ridiculous lesson from 1979 as to the unexpected collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989;
5. Praise his wife as honorable and capable (she's the opposite of both);
6. Frame the ascendance of Trump (and to a lesser extent Carson, Fiorina, and Cruz) as built on "resentment"; then subsequently admits he has no idea why the phenomena among grassroots conservatives and Republicans is occurring;.
Bill Clinton's supporters love how convincingly and effortlessly he lies. Kudos to the well-placed Clinton Global Initiative branding behind Clinton's left shoulder.
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Bill Clinton sits down with his CNN ally Fareed Zakaria for an interview in order to:
1. Pretend his wife's criminal activity with her personal email server is much ado about nothing and a product of a vast right-wing conspiracy;
2. Trash Republicans as not substantive (they're all about "one-liners") while pretending the Democrats are all about specifics (as if that were to even matter if true);
3. Call for importation of more Arabs and Muslims from Syria and the broader region of the Middle East and North Africa (and Somalia) without any justification or consideration of national security, with no mention of relocation alternatives to the east in Muslim-majority societies closer to them geographically and culturally than America;;
4. Dis Netanyahu for accepting Congress's invitation to address them in the House of Representatives;
4. Support President Barack Hussein Obama's surrender to Iran and draw a ridiculous lesson from 1979 as to the unexpected collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989;
5. Praise his wife as honorable and capable (she's the opposite of both);
6. Frame the ascendance of Trump (and to a lesser extent Carson, Fiorina, and Cruz) as built on "resentment"; then subsequently admits he has no idea why the phenomena among grassroots conservatives and Republicans is occurring;.
Bill Clinton's supporters love how convincingly and effortlessly he lies. Kudos to the well-placed Clinton Global Initiative branding behind Clinton's left shoulder.
- published: 27 Sep 2015
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Bill Clinton Kicks the Crap out of Fox News Part 1
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- Updated: 24 Sep 2006
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Bubba did it again! He wiped the smirk off their faces. Clinton agreed to a 15 minute one-on-one interview with Fox News only on the condition that they spend a...
Bubba did it again! He wiped the smirk off their faces. Clinton agreed to a 15 minute one-on-one interview with Fox News only on the condition that they spend at least half of the interview talking about the Clinton Global Initiative. The interview lasted 22 mintues with a majority of the time spent on Clinton's hunt for Bin Laden as President.
Also Fox News NEVER asks these type of questions to any Republican and especially not this Adminstration. Just try to imagine if Bush got asked a critical question like this, he would have a heart attack!
If Democrats want to win an election ever, they must watch this video because this is how you fight back! Clinton is a shinning example of brilliance and intelligence. And Thank God he's a Democrat!
PS I don't have the third segment of the interview yet but I will post it up when I get it.
wn.com/Bill Clinton Kicks The Crap Out Of Fox News Part 1
Bubba did it again! He wiped the smirk off their faces. Clinton agreed to a 15 minute one-on-one interview with Fox News only on the condition that they spend at least half of the interview talking about the Clinton Global Initiative. The interview lasted 22 mintues with a majority of the time spent on Clinton's hunt for Bin Laden as President.
Also Fox News NEVER asks these type of questions to any Republican and especially not this Adminstration. Just try to imagine if Bush got asked a critical question like this, he would have a heart attack!
If Democrats want to win an election ever, they must watch this video because this is how you fight back! Clinton is a shinning example of brilliance and intelligence. And Thank God he's a Democrat!
PS I don't have the third segment of the interview yet but I will post it up when I get it.
- published: 24 Sep 2006
- views: 5019349
Bill Clinton on David Letterman - September 23 2013 - Full Interview
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- Duration: 24:37
- Updated: 21 Jan 2014
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Bill Clinton Interview: Donald Trump, VP, defends Hillary Obama, Syria, Human Genome EXCLUSIVE
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- Duration: 34:18
- Updated: 30 Sep 2015
- views: 78235
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- published: 30 Sep 2015
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Bill O'Reilly Interviews Bill Clinton
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- Duration: 36:01
- Updated: 20 Jun 2012
- views: 716281
Bill O'Reilly & Bill Clinton discuss the housing crisis & other political topics.
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Bill Clinton, George W. Bush laugh and jab at one another
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 08 Sep 2014
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President George W. Bush and Bill Clinton shared laughs at the launch of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program.
President George W. Bush and Bill Clinton shared laughs at the launch of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program.
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President George W. Bush and Bill Clinton shared laughs at the launch of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program.
- published: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 332024
President Bill Clinton Talks About Hillary and 2016
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- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 688228
Ellen asked President Clinton about the possibility of his wife running for President! See what he said.
Ellen asked President Clinton about the possibility of his wife running for President! See what he said.
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Ellen asked President Clinton about the possibility of his wife running for President! See what he said.
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 688228
CGI U 2016 - Closing Plenary - One on One Conversation with President Bill Clinton and Conan O'Brien
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- Duration: 37:12
- Updated: 05 Apr 2016
- views: 188
- published: 05 Apr 2016
- views: 188
Bill and Hillary Clinton Interview w/ Arsenio Hall - 1992
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- Duration: 24:51
- Updated: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 667
Bill Clinton interviewed by Arsenio Hall.
Last portion of interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Interesting viewpoints expressed. Some still echo today.
I'd p...
Bill Clinton interviewed by Arsenio Hall.
Last portion of interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Interesting viewpoints expressed. Some still echo today.
I'd prefer to hear others' comments on opinions expressed.
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Bill Clinton interviewed by Arsenio Hall.
Last portion of interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Interesting viewpoints expressed. Some still echo today.
I'd prefer to hear others' comments on opinions expressed.
- published: 11 Nov 2015
- views: 667
Bill Clinton on David Letterman 5/12/2015 Full Interview
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- Duration: 24:16
- Updated: 22 May 2015
- views: 6884
Bill Clinton on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to wish Letterman his farewell and more.
Bill Clinton on David Letterman La...
Bill Clinton on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to wish Letterman his farewell and more.
Bill Clinton on David Letterman Late Show May 12th 2015, FULL Interview. Tags: Bill Clinton, Bill, Clinton, Bill Clinton on David Letterman, Bill Clinton interview, .
Adam Sandler here on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to sing dave a song and farewell and more as his last month on tv.
Bill Clinton on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to wish Letterman his farewell and more.
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Bill Clinton on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to wish Letterman his farewell and more.
Bill Clinton on David Letterman Late Show May 12th 2015, FULL Interview. Tags: Bill Clinton, Bill, Clinton, Bill Clinton on David Letterman, Bill Clinton interview, .
Adam Sandler here on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to sing dave a song and farewell and more as his last month on tv.
Bill Clinton on tonights show of todays aired episode of 5/12/2015 here on the show to wish Letterman his farewell and more.
- published: 22 May 2015
- views: 6884
Jim Lehrer Interviews Bill Clinton - (PBS) 1998
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 30 Jun 2014
- views: 6709
Jon Stewart Interviews President Bill Clinton: CGI U 2012 Closing Conversation
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- Duration: 82:46
- Updated: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 256172
In this session, President Clinton and Jon Stewart will hold a candid discussion on some of the most pressing domestic and international issues facing the next ...
In this session, President Clinton and Jon Stewart will hold a candid discussion on some of the most pressing domestic and international issues facing the next generation. This closing conversation will highlight how young people can continue to address these critical challenges with concrete, innovative action.
Participants:
President Bill Clinton, Founding Chairman, Clinton Global Initiative; 42nd President of the United States
Jon Stewart, Host and Executive Producer, "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart", Comedy Central
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In this session, President Clinton and Jon Stewart will hold a candid discussion on some of the most pressing domestic and international issues facing the next generation. This closing conversation will highlight how young people can continue to address these critical challenges with concrete, innovative action.
Participants:
President Bill Clinton, Founding Chairman, Clinton Global Initiative; 42nd President of the United States
Jon Stewart, Host and Executive Producer, "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart", Comedy Central
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USA: KENNETH STARR TESTIFIES AT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS
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Ken Starr Controversy as Lewinsky Case Resurfaces
The book "Death of American Virtue" questions Starr's role in the Lewinsky trial
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Pres. Clinton discusses Whitewater on Face the Nation
President Bill Clinton addresses questions about the Whitewater investigation, Kenneth Sta...
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Clinton Impeachment Hearings (Part 1 of 3)
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USA: WHITE HOUSE ACCUSES KENNETH STARR OF LEAKING INFORMATION
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Celebrity Deathmatch Bill Clinton vs Kenneth Starr
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kenneth Starr Is Charged With Fraud
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Baylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher education
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Baylor U. President Kenneth Starr outlines a proper approach to higher education
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Hon. Kenneth Starr (2003) on Justice Robert H. Jackson
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USA: CLINTON/LEWINSKY STARR REPORT PUBLISHED
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Bill Clinton w/Fareed Zakaria; 9-27-2015
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Bill Clinton Kicks the Crap out of Fox News Part 1
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Bill Clinton on David Letterman - September 23 2013 - Full Interview
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Bill Clinton Interview: Donald Trump, VP, defends Hillary Obama, Syria, Human Genome EXCLUSIVE
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Bill O'Reilly Interviews Bill Clinton
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Bill Clinton, George W. Bush laugh and jab at one another
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President Bill Clinton Talks About Hillary and 2016
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Jim Lehrer Interviews Bill Clinton - (PBS) 1998
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Jon Stewart Interviews President Bill Clinton: CGI U 2012 Closing Conversation
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Australian mum reveals quintuplets in photo shoot
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An Australian mother who gave birth to quintuplets in January has released a photo shoot of her unlikely new arrivals. Perth resident Kim Tucci, 26, took just two minutes to give birth to her four daughters and one son, who were conceived naturally ... The chance of conceiving quintuplets naturally is about one in 55 million ... ....
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Tensions in the South China Sea ratcheted up on Tuesday as a U.S. Navy warship sailed within 12 nautical miles of a disputed island claimed by China, Time Magazine reports via Reuters.Officials say the U.S. move is sure to spark outrage from Beijing as China is protective of its claim.Department of Defense spokesperson Bill Urban told Reuters the USS William P ... in the disputed area ... The U.S....
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London mayor says presidential hopeful’s policy to ban Muslims from entering the US ‘isn’t just about me’ Sadiq Khan, the new mayor of London, has rebuffed Donald Trump’s suggestion that he could be an exception to Trump’s proposed policy to ban all Muslims from coming to the United States. Khan, th... ....
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A crater formed nearly 65 million years ago when a massive asteroid struck the Earth has drawn interest from scientists who are now digging deep into the Gulf of Mexico, ABC News reported Tuesday.A team consisting of 33 scientists from around the world are collecting rock samples from the Chicxulub impact crater in the Yucatán Peninsula that scientists believe could hold clues about the history of life on Earth....
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Should the Big 12 choose to expand, it appears Houston, Memphis, Central Florida and Colorado State have already made their push to join, according to ESPN ... Memphis president David Rudd wrote a letter to Gee, OU president David Boren, Baylor president Ken Starr and several others and pledged a $500 million investment in academics and athletics over the next five years ... Gee wrote to UCF president John Hitt....
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(Source. Trinidad Drilling Ltd). CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - May 10, 2016) -. NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES. Trinidad Drilling Ltd. (Trinidad) (TSX.TDG) announces the voting results for the election of directors at its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders held on May 10, 2016 ... Director For Withheld ... Kenneth Stickland 97.27% 2.73% Approved ... Lisa Ottmann ... (403) 294-4401....
25 US hedge fund managers earned $13bn in 2015 despite modest returns
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JPMorgan Chase paid its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, $27 million in 2015. In another Wall Street universe, the hedge fund manager Kenneth C Griffin made $1.7 billion over the same year. Even as regulators push to rein in compensation at Wall Street banks, top hedge fund managers earn more than 50 times what the top executives at banks are paid ... Some of the biggest names in the industry lost the ir investors billions of dollars ... ....
A guide to help new graduates ace their job interviews
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WASHINGTON — I was fortunate to have some great mentors when I started out in my career. I sometimes leaned on these folks when an upcoming job interview had my gut in knots. The advice was simple yet greatly profound. Be yourself, one mentor said ... Their nerves or lack of preparation can make them do some crazy things ... Proven Job Search and Interviewing Techniques for College Students & Recent Grads” by Kenneth A ... 20071 ... ....
Cal/OSHA Cites Tree Service Company for Fatal Safety Breach (California Department of Industrial Relations)
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(Source. California Department of Industrial Relations) 02c2638e-f38b-434b-b612-41e5767cf836.pdf. N E W S R E L E A S E News Release No.. 2016-44 Date. April 21, 2016. Cal/OSHA Cites Tree Service Company for Fatal Safety Breach. Redding-Cal/OSHA has cited Wright Tree Service of the West, Inc ... The proposed penalties total $31,750. On December 30, 2015, Kenneth A ... "Most accidents can be prevented." ... Cal/OSHA offers a fact sheet on ....
Texas Crop and Weather Report – April 10 (Texas A&M; AgriLife Research)
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(Source. Texas A&M; AgriLife Research) By. Adam Russell, 903-834-6191, adam.russell@ag.tamu.edu Contact. Mark Dykes, 979-845-9714, mdykes@tamu.edu ... Dr ... (Texas A&M; AgriLife Research photo by Kathleen Phillips) ... 'Some do pollination ... CENTRAL ... EAST ... Conditions were very hot in Starr County ... Soil moisture conditions were 90-100 percent short in Cameron County, 80 percent short to very short in Hidalgo County and 90 percent adequate in Starr County....
Celebrities Who Were Betrayed by Someone on Their Teams
Edit VH1 10 May 2016
Getting into a celebrity’s inner circle is harder than getting into Harvard. By the time you’re in, you’ve hypothetically jumped through every imaginable hoop to determine whether or not you’re a miserable, leeching troll ... And it happens more than you think ... Lady Gaga ... R. Kelly ... According to Fox News, Thurman’s financial adviser Kenneth Starr stole $1 million from her and gave it to his ex-stripper girlfriend....
First look at Sir Kenneth Branagh as Archie Rice in The Entertainer
Edit Belfast Telegraph 10 May 2016
This is the first look at Sir Kenneth Branagh as he dons his dancing shoes to star in the revival production of The Entertainer ... The Entertainer will mark the final production in the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company’s Plays at the Garrick season ... make up the seven-play season of work for the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company....
The top 25 hedge fund managers earned $13 billion in 2015 — more than some nations
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Top earners, Kenneth Griffin and James Simons, made $1.7bn each despite ‘hedge fund killing field’ on Wall Street where many companies lost billions or closed The world’s top 25 hedge fund managers earned $13bn last year – more than the entire economies of Namibia, the Bahamas or Nicaragua . Kenneth... ....
Names Released in Union County Fatal Crash (State of South Dakota)
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(Source. State of South Dakota). FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Tuesday, May 10, 2016. Contact. Lt. Jeff DeVaney, Lt. Paul Gerken,. South Dakota Highway Patrol, 605-367-5700 or. Tony Mangan, Department of Public Safety, 605-280-5648. Names Released in Union County Fatal Crash. What. Two-vehicle crash. Where ... Time ... 1 ... Brent Starr, 35, Sisseton, S.D., Minor Injuries ... 2 ... The second passenger in the van, Brent Starr, 35, Sisseton, S.D., received minor injuries....
Former Wa All Stars coach Jimmy Cobblah confirms he is close to joining Inter Allies
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