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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 42
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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[From an interview with the former marketing director of the
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Arkansas Development and Finance Authority, and former associate
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of Bill Clinton, Larry Nichols. This interview took place on the
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May 5, 1994 "America's Town Forum" radio show, hosted by Tom
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Donahue. The show is broadcast most weekday evenings at 7 pm
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(cst) on shortwave frequency 5.810 mHz. (Nichols speaks via
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telephone with Donahue.)]
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[...continued...]
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TOM DONAHUE: We're back. We're talking with Larry Nichols. He has
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a major part, and contributor in, 2 videos: *The Clinton
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Chronicles* will be soon released. And he's in the *Clinton's
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Circle of Power* video. We're making that available for $20.
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Um, I guess you could really call it *Clinton's Circle of Thugs*,
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or *Clinton's Lust for Power*, 'cause that's really what we have
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here, don't we Larry? (And I want you to pick up where you left
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off.)
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LARRY NICHOLS: Yessir, it is. And to go back where I was. The
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incredible thing last week was, I got 5 calls from Wall Street,
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whatever you call 'em, brokerage firm people, wanting to know if
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the Paula Jones suit was gonna be filed. And I said, "Yes, I
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believe it is." They said, "Well you can't do that, basically,
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because the dollar versus the yen," (whatever that means), "is
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like at 100 and, one more scandal is going to destroy the dollar-
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yen whatever."
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And what I had to tell 'em was, "You don't seem to understand.
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Paula Jones didn't do anything wrong. All of the stuff I've been
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doin', I haven't done anything wrong. The bombshell that's coming
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Sunday isn't my fault. The problem is Bill Clinton. If the
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market's unstable, it's *him*, not us."
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DONAHUE: You've got these financial wheeler-dealers, uh wanting
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to protect our financial assets, rather than the nation's assets
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and what's in the best pursuit and light of justice. They're
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calling you and I guess threatening, or implying threats, if you
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don't do something about, uh stifling this woman.
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NICHOLS: Yeah. I mean they didn't threaten *me*, but they said,
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you know, "You're destroying the economy."
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I'm not destroying anything. *He* is.
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DONAHUE: They wanted you to believe that if this would go
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forward, that it would destroy the economy, the united States,
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and that should supersede justice prevailing.
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NICHOLS: That's right. Now the good news is, the reason Bill
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Clinton will be forced to resign at the end of this month, the
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first of next, is because, you see, it's starting to affect the
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*Power*. You see, Clinton's not the power. He's a cheap, tin man.
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As a matter of fact, now that the Paula Jones' story is out, you
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understand that he's really a sexual pervert. He's "white trash."
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But he's probably 5th to 7th level player. And Stephens, for
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example, the people that own him, are probably maybe 3 or 4
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level. I don't even *know* who's the 1st and 2nd level! But you
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see, he's starting to affect their money. And they're going to
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explain to Bill Clinton, as this stuff proceeds, that *now*, his
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bein' President is hurting him... or hurting *them*. And they'll
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give him an explanation, that he will understand, that he needs
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to go ahead and resign.
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DONAHUE: They'll make him an "offer he can't refuse."
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NICHOLS: Absolutely.
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DONAHUE: And it won't be a pretty picture if he says no.
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NICHOLS: I would think with the Vince Foster death, that they can
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prove their point fairly clearly.
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DONAHUE: Gotcha.
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O.K. Let's take a couple calls here. Thanks for being so patient,
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callers. Let's go to Carol in Boston. Hi, Carol.
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CAROL: Good morning, Tom...
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DONAHUE: Hi. Go ahead.
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CAROL: ...and Mr. Nichols. I can hardly hear you.
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Anyway. I have a question for Mr. Nichols. I heard him on this
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talk show, and he talked about 2 sealed indictments that were
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"coming down" this week?
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NICHOLS: Yes, ma'am. There are 2 sealed indictments. I did not
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say they were "coming down" this week.
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CAROL: Oh. I'm sorry.
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NICHOLS: Um, through my sources... Now this is interesting, and
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you need to hear the whole story. Through my sources, I
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understand...
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DONAHUE: Let's let Carol go and listen on her radio. Go ahead,
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Larry.
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NICHOLS: I have very good confidence in my sources. Indictments
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were sealed for Betsy Wright and George Stephanopoulos for
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obstruction of justice, perjury before a grand jury.
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Now. A sealed indictment can stay sealed for years. A sealed
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indictment generally means that the prosecutors are trying to
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leverage that person into turning state's evidence against the
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next person up.
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Robert Fiske came out, and remember, in a grand jury you're
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never, in that kind of a thing, you're never supposed to reveal
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what's going on. {1}.
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The *Washington Times*, in a rumors column (and remember, it's a
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rumor at this point), in the rumors column of the *Washington
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Times* they said that there are indictments and others coming,
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sealed, against Stephanopoulos and Betsy Wright.
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Fiske came out and said openly that there is no indictment. Now,
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you can't have it both ways. Either don't talk about it, or do
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talk about it. Don't tell people that they can't find out
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information, and then tell them information when it benefits
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Clinton.
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DONAHUE: Right. At this point it's pure speculation.
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NICHOLS: Well it's something when the man, the lead prosecutor,
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comes out on pure speculation, and on a rumor, and tries to
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dispel it. Now think about the magnitude of that. If the paper
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had said they *had* the documents, then he could respond.
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DONAHUE: Absolutely.
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NICHOLS: It's *incredible* what's going on.
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DONAHUE: What do you think of Mr. Fiske?
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NICHOLS: He's an absolute "ringer" [i.e. not what he seems]. Let
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me give you another example.
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When Gary Lane of CBN was in town, they had stumbled into, at
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ADFA, they had seen a document that was very damning. No one had
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ever seen it before. They started pressuring 'em. *The next day*,
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in comes Fiske's people and subpoenas those documents and seals
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'em from the light of day.
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Just last Thursday, the Chicago Board of Trade said they found
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all of the trades that Hillary made.
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DONAHUE: Right.
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NICHOLS: Friday mornin' at 9 o'clock, Robert Fiske seals those...
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files a subpoena and seals *that* information.
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DONAHUE: He's like a paper "Pac-man," goin' around scarfing up
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everything that could be brought out in the public view. Uh, and
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God only knows what he's gonna do with it.
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NICHOLS: How can he, Tom, represent the people of America when,
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in fact, he represented BCCI and Clark Clifford? And Whitewater
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is going to lead in, since it's the same cast of characters, to
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BCCI. And he can't prosecute former clients. He can't prosecute,
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he can't investigate International Paper. International Paper
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sold 200 some acres to Whitewater, got a loan at ADFA. He can't
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investigate them because he represented 'em.
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DONAHUE: L.J. Davis, in his article (and we've interviewed him),
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"The Name of the Rose," talked in detail about BCCI and their
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connections and how they got started in Little Rock...
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NICHOLS: That's right. So you see...
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DONAHUE: ...within the confines of the united States.
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NICHOLS: So ya see how we're outnumbered? I mean here's Robert
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Fiske, appointed by Janet Reno, who represented Clark Clifford,
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who got off because Clinton, literally, "gave him a walk"
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[pardoned him].
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DONAHUE: But the excuse was, "He's an old man."
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NICHOLS: Well I hope when I get to be his age I can run around
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and break every law in the book and not pay for it. Because I'll
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leave my family with a lot of money when I die!
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DONAHUE: There ya go.
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(to be continued)
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---------------------------<< Notes >>---------------------------
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{1} "In a grand jury... you're never supposed to reveal what's
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going on." Unless the case involves Commerce Secretary Ron Brown,
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that is. From "Conspiracy for the Day," November 17, 1993:
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But evidence suggests someone, perhaps at the Justice
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Department, is leaking details of the Grand Jury
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investigation. *That* is a violation of federal law. In
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its October 11th issue, a source close to Brown detailed
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for *Time* magazine some of the testimony taken by the
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Federal Grand Jury. And officials at the White House
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reportedly told *Time* in a later issue that the Grand
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Jury investigation "is virtually complete and they are
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confident Brown will be pleased with the results."
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BURTON [Congressman Dan Burton of Indiana]: I don't know
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how the White House, or Mr. Brown or anybody else would
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know what is going on in any Grand Jury room. And I
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don't understand why Mr. Ly is not being called. He
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should be called. The Grand Jury should get all of the
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information possible so they can make an informed
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decision on whether or not to indict Mr. Brown.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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