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(OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC
(OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC
Clinton blows up at BBC journalist http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/sto...,65858,00.html - But in a rare lapse, former US president Bill Clinton (left) lost his temper, when asked repeatedly in a BBC interview if he was genuine in voicing regret over his affair with ex-intern Monica Lewinsky. - He ranted for several minutes at Mr David Dimbleby during the taping for the programme, Panorama. - Mr Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures. NOTE: Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" was broadcast on BBC One on Tuesday, 22 June 2004 at 22:35 BST http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...ma/3817495.stm Clinton rages at BBC for quizzing him over Monica http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/20...nt_1541782.htm - The Times said Monday that Clinton, known for being media savvy and cheerful in public, let out a rant that lasted several minutes. - "As outbursts go, it is not just some flash that is over in an instant. It is something substantial and sustained," said a BBC executive who viewed the interview, according to the Sunday Telegraph. Clinton slams media over Lewinsky affair http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/wor...257997,00.html - Former president loses cool in BBC interview, accuses press of helping 'far right', ~ RHF .. |
"RHF" wrote in message om... (OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC Clinton blows up at BBC journalist http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/sto...,65858,00.html - But in a rare lapse, former US president Bill Clinton (left) lost his temper, when asked repeatedly in a BBC interview if he was genuine in voicing regret over his affair with ex-intern Monica Lewinsky. - He ranted for several minutes at Mr David Dimbleby during the taping for the programme, Panorama. - Mr Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures. I don't blame him frankly. He must be sick of the carping years after the incident. Why don't they ask him about something that matters--like how he feels about being suspended from the practice of law for dissembling in front of a grand jury? |
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= = = ... "RHF" wrote in message om... (OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC Clinton blows up at BBC journalist http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/sto...,65858,00.html - But in a rare lapse, former US president Bill Clinton (left) lost his temper, when asked repeatedly in a BBC interview if he was genuine in voicing regret over his affair with ex-intern Monica Lewinsky. - He ranted for several minutes at Mr David Dimbleby during the taping for the programme, Panorama. - Mr Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures. I don't blame him frankly. He must be sick of the carping years after the incident. Why don't they ask him about something that matters--like how he feels about being suspended from the practice of law for dissembling in front of a grand jury? TE, If he put it in 'his book', isn't it fair game to ask questions about ? About 'half' the American people like former president Clinton. About 'half' the American people dislike former president Clinton. Many of the American people blame former president Clinton for playing around with Monica while Usama Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda were planning the 9/11 Attacks. Just may be, had former president Clinton kept his pants up; some-how some-way, the US Grovernment could have had the necessary resources available to 'detect' and "Prevent" the 9/11 Attacks during the planning stages. OBTW: Walmart has 'his book' discounted at $22 and CostCo at $18. ~ RHF .. |
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= = = "T. Early" wrote in message = = = ... "RHF" wrote in message om... (OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC Clinton blows up at BBC journalist http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/sto...,65858,00.html - But in a rare lapse, former US president Bill Clinton (left) lost his temper, when asked repeatedly in a BBC interview if he was genuine in voicing regret over his affair with ex-intern Monica Lewinsky. - He ranted for several minutes at Mr David Dimbleby during the taping for the programme, Panorama. - Mr Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures. I don't blame him frankly. He must be sick of the carping years after the incident. Why don't they ask him about something that matters--like how he feels about being suspended from the practice of law for dissembling in front of a grand jury? TE, If he put it in 'his book', isn't it fair game to ask questions about ? I think the post you replied to was intended to remind people the real issue with the Monica thing wasn't that he cheated on his wife - it was that he lied about it under oath. About 'half' the American people like former president Clinton. About 'half' the American people dislike former president Clinton. Many of the American people blame former president Clinton for playing around with Monica while Usama Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda were planning the 9/11 Attacks. Just may be, had former president Clinton kept his pants up; some-how some-way, the US Grovernment could have had the necessary resources available to 'detect' and "Prevent" the 9/11 Attacks during the planning stages. From what I've read, it seems like the bigger problem was nobody was really sure how far they were willing to go to "get" Bin Laden. OBTW: Walmart has 'his book' discounted at $22 and CostCo at $18. ~ RHF . Sominex is only $5.49 at CVS, but it doesn't last as long. |
"Mark S. Holden" wrote in message ... RHF wrote: = = = "T. Early" wrote in message = = = ... "RHF" wrote in message om... (OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC Clinton blows up at BBC journalist http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/sto...,65858,00.html - But in a rare lapse, former US president Bill Clinton (left) lost his temper, when asked repeatedly in a BBC interview if he was genuine in voicing regret over his affair with ex-intern Monica Lewinsky. - He ranted for several minutes at Mr David Dimbleby during the taping for the programme, Panorama. - Mr Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures. I don't blame him frankly. He must be sick of the carping years after the incident. Why don't they ask him about something that matters--like how he feels about being suspended from the practice of law for dissembling in front of a grand jury? TE, If he put it in 'his book', isn't it fair game to ask questions about ? I think the post you replied to was intended to remind people the real issue with the Monica thing wasn't that he cheated on his wife - it was that he lied about it under oath. About 'half' the American people like former president Clinton. About 'half' the American people dislike former president Clinton. Many of the American people blame former president Clinton for playing around with Monica while Usama Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda were planning the 9/11 Attacks. Just may be, had former president Clinton kept his pants up; some-how some-way, the US Grovernment could have had the necessary resources available to 'detect' and "Prevent" the 9/11 Attacks during the planning stages. From what I've read, it seems like the bigger problem was nobody was really sure how far they were willing to go to "get" Bin Laden. OBTW: Walmart has 'his book' discounted at $22 and CostCo at $18. ~ RHF . Sominex is only $5.49 at CVS, but it doesn't last as long. ROTFL! Now THAT was funny! Nice shot, Mark. -- Stinger |
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"Sominex is only $5.49 at CVS, but it doesn't last as long." ROTFLMAO ~ RHF .. .. = = = "Mark S. Holden" wrote in message = = = ... RHF wrote: = = = "T. Early" wrote in message = = = ... "RHF" wrote in message om... (OT) - Panorama - "The Clinton Interview" Broadcast on BBC Clinton blows up at BBC journalist http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/sto...,65858,00.html - But in a rare lapse, former US president Bill Clinton (left) lost his temper, when asked repeatedly in a BBC interview if he was genuine in voicing regret over his affair with ex-intern Monica Lewinsky. - He ranted for several minutes at Mr David Dimbleby during the taping for the programme, Panorama. - Mr Clinton then branched out into an attack on media intrusion into the private lives of public figures. I don't blame him frankly. He must be sick of the carping years after the incident. Why don't they ask him about something that matters--like how he feels about being suspended from the practice of law for dissembling in front of a grand jury? TE, If he put it in 'his book', isn't it fair game to ask questions about ? I think the post you replied to was intended to remind people the real issue with the Monica thing wasn't that he cheated on his wife - it was that he lied about it under oath. About 'half' the American people like former president Clinton. About 'half' the American people dislike former president Clinton. Many of the American people blame former president Clinton for playing around with Monica while Usama Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda were planning the 9/11 Attacks. Just may be, had former president Clinton kept his pants up; some-how some-way, the US Grovernment could have had the necessary resources available to 'detect' and "Prevent" the 9/11 Attacks during the planning stages. From what I've read, it seems like the bigger problem was nobody was really sure how far they were willing to go to "get" Bin Laden. OBTW: Walmart has 'his book' discounted at $22 and CostCo at $18. ~ RHF . Sominex is only $5.49 at CVS, but it doesn't last as long. .. |
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