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December 9, 1997 --Honest Disagreement Janet Reno and Louis Freeh explain their views of an independent counsel.
December 3, 1997 --Family Feuds A historical look at the President -
Attorney General relationship.
December 2, 1997 --"The Decision is Mine" Janet Reno will not begin an independent counsel investigation.
November 14, 1997 --Identity Crisis Following a background report by Kwame Holman, Margaret Warner talks with
four guests about the Democratic party at a crossroads.
November 14, 1997 --Political Wrap From "fast track" to Iraq, President Clinton had a
busy week.
November 10, 1997 --Fast Track Derailed President Clinton fails to convince Congress
to support the trade deal.
November 7, 1997 --Political Wrap Our political pundits on the '97
elections and the fast track vote.
November 7, 1997 --Money Talks Kwame Holman takes a look at the congressional election in New York's 13th district and the money that helped finance it.
November 6, 1997 --Up Hill Battle The fight to renew the President's
authority to negotiate trade deals.
November 3, 1997 -- Newsmaker: Ross Perot
In a Newsmaker interview, Phil Ponce discusses the Reform Party with Ross Perot.
October 31, 1997 -- Political Wrap
Why did Sen. Thompson shut down his
hearings into campaign financing?
October 31, 1997 -- New Jersey Battleground
Betty Ann Bowser reports on the New Jersey governor's race between incumbent Republican Christie Todd Whitman and two strong competitors.
October 30, 1997 -- View from the Hill
The Interior Sec. testifies in front of the
Senate investigation commmittee.
October 30, 1997 -- Mr. Babbit in the Hot Seat
The Interior Sec. testifies in front of the
Senate investigation commmittee.
October 29, 1997 -- White House Response
The White House's lawyers answered questions on the
sudden appearance of the videotapes of President
Clinton's fund-raisers and coffees.
October 23, 1997 -- A question of ignorance?
The White House Communications Agency testified that they had not realizied that recordings of coffees hosted at the
White House should be turned over to investigators.
October 22, 1997 -- Caught on Tape?
The Senate opened this week's hearings into Democratic
campaign abuses by airing a series of taped fund-raisers released by the
White House.
October 22, 1997 -- Newsmaker: Bill Archer
The Senate Finance Committee has been investigating the IRS which has sparked public interest, and some members of Congress are proposing solutions.
October 22, 1997 -- Contested Contest
Bob Dornan's fight for California's 46th
district continues.
October 17, 1997 -- Political Wrap
A look at the politics of the Attorney
General before the Congress.
October 15, 1997 -- Ms. Reno vs. Congress
The Attorney General answers critics of her
campaign finance investigation.
October 14, 1997 -- Extending the Investigation
The Attorney General Janet Reno announced that she
was extending the investigation into fund-raising calls made by
President Clinton during the 1994 and 1996 elections.
October 10, 1997 -- Political Wrap
Shields & Gigot discuss the White
House coffee tapes.
October 8, 1997 -- "No Regrets"
Former White House Chief of Staff Harold Ickes spent a
stormy day before the committee saying that he was not sorry for the
fund-raising done by the DNC and that nothing was done that was
known to be illegal.
October 7, 1997 -- The Debate Continues...
The Senate was unable to end debate on the
McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill.
October 7, 1997 -- Ickes Testifies
The former Chief of Staff to
President Clinton, Harold Ickes, began his appearance before the
committee.
October 6, 1997 -- Senate Standstill
A group of ordinary
Americans from Denver discuss the campaign finance scandal and
the chances for reform.
October 3, 1997 -- Political Wrap
Janet Reno moves closer to appointing an
independent counsel.
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