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Clinton waives executive privilege and Rich refuses to testify
Clinton says three aides may testify freely to the House committee about pardons in his last days in the White House. Rich declines to testify or waive attorney client privilege, citing ongoing legal proceedings and potential criminal or civil actions. The pardon probe broadens to determine influences from donors and library ties as Congress considers timing restrictions on pardons.
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Clinton
Rich
Washington
Congress
House Committee
White House
Marc Rich
Switzerland
Iran
House Government Reform Committee
Mary Jo White
New York City
Laurence Urgenson
Washington Post
Justice Department
Jack Quinn
Quinn
Associates
Eric Holder
Clemen
Holder
New York
David Kendall
John Podesta
Beth Nolan
Bruce Lindsey
Skip Rutherford
William J
Sion
Denise
Denise Rich
Foundation
Democratic Party
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Senate
Beth Dozoretz
Democratic National Committee