30 Aug 2022 4:51 pm
The complaint alleges that the tapes captured a wide range of presidential matters, including:
• “potential changes to his cabinet, including whether to fire CIA Director R. James Woolsey, Jr. and whether to nominate Madeleine Albright for Secretary of State;”
• “foreign-policy decisions such as the United States' military involvement in Haiti and the contemplated relaxation of the United States' embargo in Cuba;”
• “President Clinton's side of telephone conversations with foreign leaders, members of the United States Senate, and cabinet secretaries;”
• “President Clinton speaking to several members of the United States Senate in which President Clinton attempted to persuade the Senators to vote against a specific amendment before the Senate;”
• “President Clinton's side of a telephone conversation with Congressman William Natcher of Kentucky in which President Clinton explained his reasoning for entering into the North American Free Trade Agreement based on technical forecasts that he received during presidential briefings;”
• “President Clinton's side of a telephone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher concerning a diplomatic impasse over Bosnia.” Compl
• “potential changes to his cabinet, including whether to fire CIA Director R. James Woolsey, Jr. and whether to nominate Madeleine Albright for Secretary of State;”
• “foreign-policy decisions such as the United States' military involvement in Haiti and the contemplated relaxation of the United States' embargo in Cuba;”
• “President Clinton's side of telephone conversations with foreign leaders, members of the United States Senate, and cabinet secretaries;”
• “President Clinton speaking to several members of the United States Senate in which President Clinton attempted to persuade the Senators to vote against a specific amendment before the Senate;”
• “President Clinton's side of a telephone conversation with Congressman William Natcher of Kentucky in which President Clinton explained his reasoning for entering into the North American Free Trade Agreement based on technical forecasts that he received during presidential briefings;”
• “President Clinton's side of a telephone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher concerning a diplomatic impasse over Bosnia.” Compl