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Clinton / Impeachment / Senate Trial #184914

ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 03, 1999
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Statement from House Judiciary Committee chairman Henry Hyde that the three witnesses just deposed in the Senate impeachment trial of President Clinton should be seen in person noted.

(Capitol Hill: Linda Douglass) The latest version of the Republican plan to end the trial featured; details given of the wording in the Republican plan. [Senators Olympia SNOWE, John BREAUX, Patrick LEAHY - offer differing opinions on this way out.] Partisan shots from both sides noted. Today's testimony from White House aide Sidney Blumenthal discussed.

Reporter(s):
Douglass, Linda;
Jennings, Peter
Duration:
00:02:20

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