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CROSSFIRE: Witness in the Clinton Investigation NOTE: Several years ago, I helped L.D. Brown with a book tour in Southern California. He was there to see the whole sordid mess of the Clintons and was trooper bodyguard for Bill for six years. L.D. never saw Bill use cocaine, because he would never put up with that in his presence. But he knew Bill used it. Some have wondered why George Bush has not pursued the crimes of the Clintons. I believe it goes back to the days of Mena, Arkansas, where large shipments of cocaine were being delivered by Barry...

The killer of a Pittsburg police officer said in court Friday that he was fine with being sentenced to death but had no interest in hearing from the slain man's family, telling a judge, "Let me get on my way." "I'm not asking for sympathy," Alexander Hamilton, 20, said in a Martinez courtroom before formally being sentenced to die for killing Officer Larry Lasater after robbing a bank in 2005. "I got the death penalty. I ain't got no problem with that." But he told Judge Laurel Brady of Contra Costa County Superior Court that he didn't see any point...

HILLARY'S SECRET WAR The Clintons’ enemy list Posted: July 19, 20051:00 a.m. Eastern Editor's note: The following is an eye-opening look into New York Times best-selling author Richard Poe's revealing book, "Hillary's Secret War." Whereas Edward Klein's book on the New York senator reveals previously unknown aspects of her personal life, Poe's expose focuses on how Hillary Clinton and the left's "shadow government" have labored to put her and her far-left agenda in the White House by controlling the still-uncensored flow of real news to Americans – via the Internet.If that sounds too fantastic to be true, read on....

With Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff For the story behind the story Monday, March 19, 2001 4:47 p.m. EST Pardongate Flashback: Lasater Party Girl Speaks Out In a little-noticed report last month on the 11th-hour pardons Roger Clinton sought from his brother, the Washington Post revealed what may turn out to be the most explosive aspect of the clemency-for-cash scandal now swirling around the former first family. Buried on page 7 of the Post's little-read Saturday edition, the headline seemed rather mundane: Clinton's Brother Promised Pardons. But scattered throughout the story was a name that should have set off smoke...

Clinton 'knew of plan for assassination' By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in Washingtonhttp://www.assumption.edu/WebVAX/ETnew/wclin04Aug96.html Whitewater acquittals cheer Clinton's camp IN THE interests of a drug-free world it is perhaps time for Britain and other Western democracies to consider banning President Clinton from visiting their countries. After all, President Ernesto Samper of Colombia is now a pariah because of allegations that he once accepted campaign funding from the drug cartels - and it is hard to make the case that the hapless Samper did anything the current incumbent of the White House has not done himself. The allegations that Clinton dipped into the drug...

Whitewater Probe Might Turn Toward Mystery Mansion Christopher Ruddy November 25, 1994 With the dimensions of the 1994 Republican sweep not yet fully calculated, GOP staffers on Capitol Hill already are talking about expanded Whitewater hearings - hearings that would produce subpoenas to a cast of Arkansas characters who have lurked in Bill Clinton's shadow. A name frequently mentioned is Dan Lasater, once a high-rolling bond dealer whose original fortune was made through the Ponderosa Steak House chain, which he founded and later sold at an immense profit. Lasater was one of Clinton's biggest financial backers during the 1980s...

WASHINGTON — A number of their most notable friends and enemies have joined former President Clinton and New York’s U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in saying that the government owes them for Whitewater. In all, 38 individuals, including some of the Clintons ’ best friends, such as Bruce Lindsey and Susan McDougal, as well as some of their staunchest enemies, such as conservative billionaire Richard M. Scaife and former Pulaski County Municipal Judge David Hale, are asking a federal appeals court for reimbursement of legal expenses. The requests, as well as the amounts being sought, are filed under seal...