20 years later, Fox News documentary gives electrifying look at Clinton impeachment scandal

BizPac Review ^ | January 27, 2018 | Luis Miguel

[mairdie]

Democrats won’t like having their own dirty laundry thrown back at them.

Fox News is digging into the Bill Clinton presidency with the gripping new documentary series “Scandalous,” a no-holds-barred look into the numerous controversies that plagued America’s 42nd president–and ultimately led to his impeachment.

Watch the latest video at foxnews.com

Episode 2, set to air Sunday, January 28 at 8 p.m. ET, will focus on former Arkansas state employee Paula Jones’ unsuccessful suing of then-President Clinton for sexual harassment, as well as the emergence of then-first lady Hillary Clinton in the public eye.

[mairdie]

Clinton Impeachment Trial - MSNBC - 14 Jan 1999
https://youtu.be/PtB_XKqAtxI

Just 1 1/2 hrs early on

[From The Deer Stand]

Go after those sanctimonious Democrats!

[libertylover]

Paula Jones’ unsuccessful suing of then-President Clinton for sexual harassment,

Unsuccessful? She was paid $850,000 to settle a $750,000 lawsuit.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Yes it was settled out of court, but she arguably won, because Bill and Hillary decided not to fight it in court .

[Liz]

Standing by her man.

One Clinton lies. " I never had sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky."

And the other one swears to it.

[Liz]

Leaving the WH, going to invent ways to exploit Billy's BJ for votes.

Final solution---"nobody's business but ours" even as he got BJ'ed on our dime.

[canuck_conservative]

And all along Hillary, that great advocate for harassed women, was leading the fight to trash all of Bill’s accusers.

Will that part be shown too?

[mairdie]

If it’s on Fox, that’s always a possibility.

[lizma2]

Part of the $17 million shush fund?

[Wally_Kalbacken]

I hope they use the term “articulated a cigar in Ms. Lewinsky’s vagina” because that is what the Starr report, backed by Ms. Lewinsky’s grand jury testimony, indicated. The mainstream media was so in the tank for Clinton that they used generified, remote, euphemistic references to what happened. Thus, much of the public never knew what Bill Clinton’s conduct was.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

I hope they use the term “articulated a cigar in Ms. Lewinsky’s vagina” because that is what the Starr report, backed by Ms. Lewinsky’s grand jury testimony, indicated. The mainstream media was so in the tank for Clinton that they used generified, remote, euphemistic references to what happened. Thus, much of the public never knew what Bill Clinton’s conduct was.