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Linda Tripp's Interview on This Week
  • Excerpts of interview with Sam Donaldson of ABC News on March 7, 1999
  • Reactions to Monica's Story
  • This content is no longer available at its original address. The link above is to the archive version(s) at the Internet Archive and may not function as it was originally intended
Linda Tripp's Interview with Larry King Live
  • Hour-long television interview on February 15, 1999
  • Discusses chronology, reasons for taping Monica Lewinsky, fears for the future
Linda Tripp's Interview with NBC
  • Interview with Jamie Gangel shown on the Today Show, February 12, 1999
  • Full text of interview on her taped conversations with Monica Lewinsky, impact on her left, whether she would do it again
Linda Tripp's January Grand Jury Testimony
Livingston Resignation
  • Bob Livingston announced his resignation as Speaker of the House on December 19, 1998 before the impeachment vote on the House Floor
  • Bob Livingston's Statement on Marital Infidelity (December 17, 1998)
Lobby Groups
  • Judicial Watch
    • Conservative nonprofit organization for preserving civil liberties
    • Sent alternative reports to Henry Hyde (Sept. 1998) and Trent Lott (Dec. 1998) outlining additional evidence for impeachment
  • Lobby Groups
    • Links to web pagegs of the most prominent conservative, liberal and issue-oriented lobby groups
Lobby Groups
  • Links to web pagegs of the most prominent conservative, liberal and issue-oriented lobby groups
Memo in Support of Witnesses (CNN)
  • Memo by House Managers explaining the rationale for calling the witnesses
  • Presented on January 26, 1999
Miscellaneous Senate Publications (GPO)
 
  • List of Senate Documents and the Congressional Record with impeachment materials
  • Indicates number of pages and links to various formats (pdf, html, text)
 
Modifications on Live Witnesses (February 4)
  • CNN Coverage
    • Roll Call Votes
      • Six roll call votes: admitting depositions into evidence, calling Monica Lewinsky as live witnesses, using only the transcripts, presenting videotaped depositions on the Senate floor during closing arguments, begin closing arguments, requiring House managers to notify Senate of parts of videotaped deposition being used in closing arguments
 
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