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Clinton Presidential Center

Clinton Presidential Center

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Sep 30, 2026

Ian CossHOST
54:47
I also want to give a special shout out to the book The System by Haynes Johnson and David Broder, as well as the fantastic two-part biography of Ted Kennedy, Catching the Wind and Against the Wind by Neil Gabler, which I'll be relying on throughout the series.
Ian CossHOST
55:02
Archival sound for this episode came from C-SPAN, Frontline, the Clinton Presidential Library, Boston City TV, and Tad Devine himself.
Ian CossHOST
55:12
The artwork is by Bill Miller.
Ian CossHOST
55:14
Our closing song is Things Will Be Different by The Shods.
Roger ScottHOST
38:58
He obviously has a pseudo account somewhere.
David BazzelHOST
39:02
By the way, Joe, did you go over to the Clinton Center the other day for Cal? Cal was named the Associated Press Newsmaker of the Year.
David BazzelHOST
39:11
Were you part of that deal over at the library?
Joe KleinGUEST
39:15
No, I didn't like that.
Roger StoneHOST
13:41
Here's the part that Leslie Stahl forgot.
Roger StoneHOST
13:43
Mark Rich's ex-wife, songwriter Denise Rich, had given more than $1 million to the Clintons, including $450,000 to the Clinton Presidential Library, as well as tens of thousands of dollars to Hillary Clinton's 2000 Senate campaign.
Roger StoneHOST
14:00
Former President Jimmy Carter correctly called the pardon disgraceful.
Roger StoneHOST
14:04
It should be noted that Hillary Clinton's brother, Hugh Rodham, also took almost a million dollars for getting pardons for two other criminals.
Linda BurstynGUEST
16:21
And, um, when they would get asked to create, uh, a film for them, um, and if they were unable to do it, they would ask me to do it.
Linda BurstynGUEST
16:33
So I was lucky enough to be able to do many things for them, um, including the film for the Clinton Presidential Library, uh, Clinton's bio film, which was a lot of fun too.
Linda BurstynGUEST
16:45
And, you know, you look at, I s- still sometimes will look at that film and you see the accomplishments of a successful presidency.
Julian SchlossbergHOST
16:55
Yeah.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:23
He set it up as he was leaving the White House.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:25
It was the entity that raised the money to build the Clinton Presidential Center.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:29
and then to carry on the work that he wanted to do.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:31
Shortly after he got out of the White House, he and Nelson Mandela were asked to come to the annual AIDS conference to see whether the two of them could do something that needed to be done, which was try to stem the epidemic of HIV AIDS.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:22
He set it up as he was leaving the White House.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:25
It was the entity that raised the money to build the Clinton Presidential Center.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:28
and then to carry on the work that he wanted to do.
Bobby CapucciHOST
2:31
Shortly after he got out of the White House, he and Nelson Mandela were asked to come to the annual AIDS conference to see whether the two of them could do something that needed to be done, which was try to stem the epidemic of HIV AIDS.
Roger StoneHOST
17:18
Here's the part that Leslie Stahl forgot.
Roger StoneHOST
17:20
Marc Rich's ex-wife, songwriter Denise Rich, had given more than $1 million to the Clintons, including $450,000 to the Clinton Presidential Library, as well as tens of thousands of dollars to Hillary Clinton's 2000 Senate campaign.
Roger StoneHOST
17:36
Former President Jimmy Carter correctly called the pardon disgraceful.
Roger StoneHOST
17:40
It should be noted that Hillary Clinton's brother, Hugh Rodham, also took almost a million dollars for getting pardons for two other criminals.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:23
He set it up as he was leaving the White House.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:25
It was the entity that raised the money to build the Clinton Presidential Center.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:29
and then to carry on the work that he wanted to do.
Bobby CapucciHOST
1:31
Shortly after he got out of the White House, he and Nelson Mandela were asked to come to the annual AIDS conference to see whether the two of them could do something that needed to be done, which was try to stem the epidemic of HIV AIDS.
Bobby CapucciHOST
18:03
1993, Epstein's first visits.
Bobby CapucciHOST
18:06
The visitor logs were obtained by DailyMail.com from the Clinton Presidential Library under a series of Freedom of Information Act requests.
Bobby CapucciHOST
18:16
They show that Epstein's first visit to the Clinton White House was on February 25, 1993, and the person who issued the invitation is listed as Rubin.
Bobby CapucciHOST
18:27
The location of the visit is listed as WW or West Wing.

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