Watching Clinton Grand Jury Testimony Strikes Viewers Across Nation
Americans watched Clinton's grand jury testimony with mixed reactions. Some felt embarrassment or disgust at the spectacle, others assessed his demeanor as a witness. Viewers cited moments like his def inition of is and noted his calm, sympathetic presentation amid probing questions.
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Kansans Lose Interest In Clinton Tape Broadcast
In Sedgwick County juror lounge the Clinton videotape drew little attention as few prospective jurors watched while passages from the Starr report circulated. Wichita reader Lynn Toonen voiced disappointment, while others like Ann Bevan in Haysville questioned the tape’s public release. Congress members Moran and Tiahrt commented on impeachment timing and state officials, with Graves’ staff noting he did not view the broadcast.
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Topeka
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House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
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Mike Matson
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Angela Goering
Congress
Dress at center of Lewinsky Clinton inquiry
Washington AP reports a plain navy dress with front buttons, waist belt, and stains linked to President Clinton. FBI DNA tests matched Clinton’s blood markers, supporting Lewinsky’s testimony about the Feb 28 1997 encounter. Lewinsky and Tripp testimonies describe the dress as casual workwear.
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Web video test draws huge traffic but not disaster
CNN and ABC News websites broadcast President Clinton's taped testimony online in a streaming format. About 20,000 viewers watched at 11 a.m., with total access reaching 300,000 and CNN logging 350,000 hits per minute, a record. MSNBC NBC and AOL faced separate glitches during the surge.
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MSNBC
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