O'Reilly: I'd Grill Hillary on Foster
NewsMax
November 26, 2001
Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff
Fox News Channel rising star Bill O'Reilly says he doesn't think he'll ever get a chance to interview New York Senator Hillary Clinton.
But just in case, he's got a list of questions all ready to go - a full half of which deal with Mrs. Clinton's late confidant and one-time Whitewater lawyer, Vince Foster, who was found shot to death in a Virginia park in 1993.
"Forty-five minutes after the suicide of your friend, White House counsel Vince Foster, you called your assistant Maggie Williams and sent her to Foster's office. Why?" O'Reilly asks in an imaginary grilling of Hillary in his best-selling new book, "The No Spin Zone."
"Another White House counsel, Bernie Nussbaum, removed files from Foster's office and refused to hand them over to investigators, citing attorney-client privilege. Did you ever talk about those files?" he asks the former first lady.
The Fox News star also wonders about Mrs. Clinton's billing records, which were finally discovered with Foster's handwriting all over the margins.
"They mysteriously turned up inside the White House living quarters with your finderprints on them. How did that happen?" O'Reilly asks Mrs. Clinton.
In his book, Hillary's answers are all left blank.
O'Reilly is one of the few journalists who will acknowledge publicly what most will only say in private: that the apparent cover-up of the circumstances of Foster's death will continue to be a legitimate area of inquiry for as long as the Clintons are in public life.
In December 1999, the Fox host had this extraordinary exchange with independent counsel Ken Starr, who closed out Foster's death as a suicide in 1997.
O'REILLY: Now, some of your investigators have told us off the record that they believe Vince Foster did not commit suicide and that your office was not aggressive enough in investigating the Vince Foster situation. How do you reply?
STARR: Bill, you didn't get that from my investigators. I don't know who you got it from.
O'REILLY: I did.
STARR: Oh, I ...
O'REILLY: I did.
STARR: They - they did not think that ...
O'REILLY: I got it from one of your investigators, I have to tell you. I would never say an untruth on this program.
STARR: All right. OK. All right. Let me just say this.
O'REILLY: Go ahead.
STARR: We looked at every aspect of that invest - of that death, and we came unanimously - those of us involved in it, so I will look forward to finding out who this person was ...
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VINCE FOSTER - The Mirage of Suicide and The Reality of Murder
#1: Uncle Bill To: All (#0)
VINCE FOSTER - The Mirage of Suicide and The Reality of Murder
Uncle Bill posted on 2019-04-14 19:59:01 Reply Private Reply
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THE PARKS MURDER - Ambrose Evans- Pritchard
Uncle Bill posted on 2019-04-14 20:03:45 Reply Private Reply
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January 2, 1995
Washington Weekly
Whitewater Update
Investigative reporter Ambrose Evans- Pritchard of The Sunday Telepgraph has reported that Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr is investigating the unsolved murder of Jerry Parks, the former security chief of the Clinton campaign headquarters.
Mr Parks, the owner of a Little Rock private security firm, was the victim of a mob-style hit in the streets of Little Rock on September 26, 1993.
According to Mr. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, "The Parks family have accused Little Rock Police of orchestrating a cover-up after the detective on the case was removed.
In exclusive interviews with The Sunday Telegraph earlier this year, Mrs. Parks said that her husband has kept sensitive files on Mr. Clinton dating back to 1984. One concerned a series of drug parties allegedly attended by Governor Clinton. A second stemmed from work undertaken by Mr. Parks in 1987 involving night surveillance of the governor.
Mrs. Parks alleges that the files were stolen in July 1993 in a well planned burglary that disabled the house's sophisticated alarm system. Mr. Parks was murdered two months later."
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Ken probably turned over every stone, but, well, I guess he just couldn't find a thing.
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#5: Lod To: Uncle Bill (#3)
There seems to be a thirty second statute of limitations on murder for the clintons (here on earth).
Lod posted on 2019-04-14 20:20:00 Reply Private Reply
#6: Uncle Bill To: Lod (#5)
Lod, that is interesting that you mentioned that. When I was reading this interview/article again this afternoon posted above this jumped out at me:
"O'Reilly is one of the few journalists who will acknowledge publicly what most will only say in private: that the apparent cover-up of the circumstances of Foster's death will continue to be a legitimate area of inquiry for as long as the Clintons are in public life."
HOW ABOUT "UNTIL" THEY'RE SITTING IN PRISON OR FRIED FOR TREASON!
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#7: BTP Holdings To: Uncle Bill (#6)
I would tend to agree with you on that score. ;)
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