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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 41
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
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Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
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of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
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May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
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Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
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(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
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telephone with Donahue.)]
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[...continued...]
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TOM DONAHUE: We're back. Tom Donahue, "America's Town Forum."
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We're talking with Larry Nichols. He worked in the Clinton...
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actually, ADFA, that's the Arkansas Development and Finance
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Authority, when Clinton was Governor.
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Um, a few more things on Mr. Parks. Uh, he... Who was he working
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for when he was collecting information, as a private investigator
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in his company, against Bill Clinton?
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LARRY NICHOLS: Well, they don't really know. Just yesterday, I
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found out from Gary [Parks] that his mother told *him* for the
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first time that he was working for a congressman. And he started
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getting information in '83, taking pictures of Bill Clinton with
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women, drugs, etc.
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DONAHUE: He built up an extensive file.
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NICHOLS: Yessir, he did. And that file is missing today.
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DONAHUE: Now the house, now, as you said, we'll get into that
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more with Gary, his son, tomorrow. In both hours.
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NICHOLS: Let's talk about a current one, Vince Foster.
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DONAHUE: Let's do that.
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NICHOLS: What did Vince Foster know that would cause him to have
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to die?
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Number 1, he was Hillary's boyfriend. Had been for years. Now I
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brought that up in my 1990 lawsuit, the one that brought up
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Gennifer Flowers, Whitewater. All that stuff's been layin' there
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since 1990.
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DONAHUE: And trooper Patterson said that during one of the
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parties that Bill [Clinton] was not at, Hillary and Vince Foster
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were... *He saw* Vince Foster, uh, touch, fondle Hillary and she
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was pleased with that kind of fondling and uh, gave the trooper a
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"thumbs up."
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NICHOLS: Yeah. As a matter of fact, the troopers also stated that
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they had delivered Vince and Hillary to the Rose Law Firm
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"retreat," to spend weekends together.
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DONAHUE: Yes.
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NICHOLS: But Vince Foster was involved with that.
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Vince Foster knew about the insider trading on the pharmaceutical
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stock. Vince Foster knew that we were comin' at 'em with
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Whitewater. Vince Foster knew I was comin' at 'em with ADFA. And
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all of which he was involved in.
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I believe Vince was about to "snap." I think the pressure was
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getting... with "Travelgate," etc. The next thing, you find out
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he's dead.
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Now let's take the death. The original 2 ambulance drivers that
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picked up Vince Foster's body were amazed when they put the body
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on the stretcher, because there was no blood. One of 'em even
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said he didn't even have to wash his hands.
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As you know, about a month ago (I don't know the exact date, but
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on a Friday), the Park Police [a.k.a. the "meter maids"], with
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all the rumors going around -- and especially if you've seen our
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tape. On the tape I tell you about the inconsistencies: no powder
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burns on the lip, teeth or gums; no puddle of blood; no big
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amount of blood. Well the Park Police did a mysterious thing:
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they released a picture, released 2 pictures, to ABC. And *only*
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ABC.
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DONAHUE: Um-hmm [understands]
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NICHOLS: And it was supposed to dispel the rum... you know, the
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rumors.
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Let me tell you what was wrong with those pictures. Not to get
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into great detail, but they're absolute frauds. And I can prove
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it simply. If you go to the picture where they are showing the
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gun in the hand, and there, laying there from the waist down to
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the crotch, you'll notice red, brown and yellow leaves all over.
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Folks, July the 20th, there are no leaves on the ground in
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Washington, D.C.
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DONAHUE: Well how could they mess up so bad? I mean, I don't
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understand how they could be so stupid.
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NICHOLS: Well, a lot of people have said, "Well watch out, they
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did that on purpose to trip you up." You gotta understand, Bill
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Clinton and his team are not perfect. And imagine this: If you're
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the President... Even if you're the President of the United
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States and you wake up one day and you say, "Golly. I'm gonna be
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'framed' for this murder. So I need to call somebody and get
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those pictures doctored." Who would you call? You see, Bill
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Clinton runs a *tight* circle of power. A *tight* loop. If he
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picked up the phone and called *you*, Tom, and said, "I need you
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to doctor these pictures," and you said, "no," he's got a leak.
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Because you might go to the media and say, "This guy called me,
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trying to get the pictures doctored!"
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DONAHUE: Right. Um-hmm [understands]
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NICHOLS: So I don't think you'll find they have the absolute
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expertise available. And to be honest, I don't think they even
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thought about it. And to be even more honest, I don't think they
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cared. Because you will notice, other than me, who has challenged
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those pictures? And I've taken it to other networks. They've had
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it looked at. They've authenticated what I've said. But they're
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not gonna get in a contest with ABC.
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DONAHUE: Right. Obviously, uh, the media's having to cover this
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in greater detail with Paula Jones coming forward with her sexual
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harassment suit. And when you hire Bill Bennett's brother, it
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shows you how the difference between Republicans and Democrats
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[chuckles], I mean, I say that "tongue in cheek." You have Bill
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Bennett's brother representing Bill Clinton in this case and
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perhaps in his legal wranglings over "Whitewater-gate."
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NICHOLS: Yes. And you see, the Paula Jones story... I talked to
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her and her husband yesterday. She is filing today. It's very
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important that your audience understand: There's a difference
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between Gennifer...
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DONAHUE: Was that not officially filed yesterday? Or was there...
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NICHOLS: No sir. They were supposed to and they backed off. And
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they're filing today.
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DONAHUE: Today. O.K.
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NICHOLS: There's a difference between Gennifer Flowers and the
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other women that had affairs with him. And this lady, Tom, this
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lady *is* a lady [i.e. Paula Jones]. She's your wife, my wife,
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our daughters, all your audience's daughters, sisters, wives.
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And you see, it's the same thing with her. She was walking down
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the street, essentially, and Bill Clinton said, "I want that
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woman." He sent Danny Ferguson, a state police officer, to
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solicit her, bring her to him. And she said, "No." This woman
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said, "No." And she's scared to death because she knows what I
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have been honor-bound to tell her: That Bill Clinton and his
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"spin doctors" are gonna do everything in their power to destroy
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this woman's reputation, her life. And she said, "No."
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DONAHUE: Did not Paula Jones work for Clinton?
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NICHOLS: She worked for the state. The actual event occurred
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while the AIDC, the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission,
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was having a convention. She was working the floor of the
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convention. A state trooper came down and told her that the
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Governor wanted to meet her, or talk with her. If you're a state
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employee and the Governor says, "Come on," you come on!
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DONAHUE: Well absolutely.
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NICHOLS: When she got to the room, she noticed the trooper stood
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at the door, right outside the door, but didn't come in. Bill
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Clinton immediately said he wanted her to have oral sex with him.
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She was shocked. She said, "No." And then he pulled down his
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britches and exposed himself. And she left. She was upset and she
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left.
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Now. There's more evidence than I've shared with you. But again,
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we need to let that be resolved through the court system. And we
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need to let her attorneys justify, and her, her position. [CN --
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To contribute to Paula Jones' legal fund, call 1-800-91 TRUTH.]
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DONAHUE: How long ago was that?
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NICHOLS: Well the problem is, it was like her 3-year statute of
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limitation runs out tomorrow. Now the big question, and the
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whole...
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DONAHUE: We're talking early 1990s which is, you know, I mean
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pretty recent.
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NICHOLS: Right. So the problem that they're gonna attack her with
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is credibility, because she waited so long to file. Let me assure
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you, in 19...
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DONAHUE: It didn't affect Anita Hill.
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NICHOLS: No.
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DONAHUE: Anita Hill had all the time in the world.
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NICHOLS: Well I know. But in 1988 I tried to get an attorney in
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Arkansas. You could not get one to fight Bill Clinton. And then
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if you'll notice, when her event occurred soon after that he was
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running for President. Soon after that he was President. So bless
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this little lady's heart, she *tried*, early on, to get an
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apology. She was also engaged at the time. She had a real mental
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problem with her husband-to-be finding out, and what it would do.
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As soon as she finally told her husband, then it was over. He did
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the right thing and said, "Come on." And they sought out, and
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they couldn't find, a "high dollar," good attorney. They ended up
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taking Danny Traler(?), which I'm not "knocking" him, but he's a
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real estate attorney.
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Now yesterday, you'll notice, they put on a show of strength, to
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prove to Traler and to Paula what's gonna happen to 'em. They
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hired the biggest name attorney they could hire, they attacked
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Paula, and they attacked their attorney. And it was designed to
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scare 'em -- which it did. Hopefully it would scare them from
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filing, which it did not do.
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And Tom, the thing, and this is the most significant, other than
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the fact she said, "No.": Think about Congress now. What are they
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gonna do? On one hand, they're trying to roast and destroy Bob
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Packwood. They had nowhere near the evidence that this lady has.
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Now what are they gonna do? Are they gonna say, "Uh oh. Now we're
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after Packwood and now our 'fearless leader' is accused of the
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same thing, with more evidence. We roasted Anita Hill's uh,
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Clarence Thomas." What are they gonna do? Are they going to
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pursue Clinton like they pursued Packwood? Or are they gonna have
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to drop Packwood and say, "Well. Nothin' on him either."
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You see, Congress is *in a bind*. And I will say one more thing.
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DONAHUE: Call it "Hypocrisy-gate." We've gotta take a break. And
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hold that thought. We're gonna go to your calls, I promise, in
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just moments. 1-800-298-8255.
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(to be continued)
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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