Lewinsky Interview Clash Overshadows Senate Trial
In a tense impeachment scene, Lewinsky interview pressure sparks clashes as Rehnquist urged to curb witness questioning. Starr faced ethics questions while House prosecutors defend interviews to decide Lewinsky's trial witness status amid Senate objections and Daschle protests.
Plan to Question Lewinsky Spreads in Starr Office Discussion
Politicians debate using the independent counsel to question Monica Lewinsky about alleged obstruction. Senators seek written queries after Gregory Craig offered to relay questions through Clinton’s lawyers. White House officials note no rule allows direct presidential questioning. House Judiciary had sent 81 written questions, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans.
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