First, Romano Prodi, Prime Minister Of Italy, Speaks About The Euro, Iraq And The Presidency Of The New European Central Bank. Then, William Kristol Of The Weekly Standard, Speaks About The Possibility Of Serious Charges Against President Clinton Emerging From Kenneth Starr'S Probe Into His Affair With Monica Lewinsky. Then, Norman Mailer, Author And Pulitzer Prize Winner, Speaks About His Retrospective, The Time Of Our Time And His Inspiration, John Dos Passos. Finally, Jane Alexander, Actress And Former President Of The National Endowment For The Arts, Speaks About Her New Play And Return To Broadway With The Play, Honour. watch
The Washington Post Reported This Morning That Kenneth Starr, The Independent Counsel, Is Investigating Allegations That President Clinton Suborned Perjury By Encouraging Former White House Intern Monica Lewinsky To Lie Under Oath In A Civil Deposition About Her Relationship With The President. Jim Lehrer Conducted A Previously Scheduled Interview With President Clinton Today In Which He Questioned Clinton About The Allegations And He Talks With Charlie Tonight About His Thoughts On The Scandal. Then, Evan Thomas, The Managing Editor Of Newsweek Magazine, And Ronald Brownstein, A Senior Writer At U. S. News & World Report Discuss The Allegations Facing President Clinton In The Lewinsky Scandal. They Weigh In On Linda Tripp'S Involvement In The Case And Whether Betty Currie, President Clinton'S Personal Assistant, May Have Handled Presents Given To Ms. Lewinsky By The President. Finally, Mort Zuckerman, Editor-In-Chief Of U. S. News & World Report, New Jersey Senator, Robert Torricelli, watch
Goodling Takes the Stage! After months of legal and political haggling, former Justice Department liaison to the White House Monica Goodling will be testifying this morning before the House Judiciary Committee. TPM's Paul Kiel walks you through why Goodling is testifying, and why it could be significant.TPMmuckraker's Monica Goodling archives Who Dunnit? Bush Loyalist Rose Quickly at Justice DOJ Official Brings Storm by Taking the Fifth in Gonzales Flap Colleagues Cite Partisan Focus by Justice Official watch