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en We've got to be patient on what's going on. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. We've just got to have the perjury charge finished and done with.

en Charge me, then. Charge me with perjury. I'll fly out tomorrow if you lay out these charges, and I'll have my day in court. And I'll disprove them, categorically.

en In this case the remedy is clear. They must charge me with perjury, and I am ready to fly to the U.S. today, if necessary, to face such a charge because it is simply false,

en Now, just -- just a few minutes ago, you heard Manager Gekas talk to you about perjury, ... And probably 90 percent of what he talked to you about was perjury in the (Paula) Jones case. It appears to make no difference, though, that the House rejected this charge, for the managers do continue to dwell on it, as though somehow they could show the House from which they came that they'd made a mistake.

en I demand they charge me with perjury and I'll be in the next plane to face it.

en Charge me with perjury and I will be on the next plane to the U.S. I'll face them in court. You cannot get clearer than that. It's put up or shut up.

en [Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas derided any potential perjury charge as a] technicality, ... two years' of investigation was not a waste of time and dollars.

en It is also my opinion that further pursuit of a perjury/obstruction charge against Wayne Jensen would not only be difficult at best, but would be entirely counterproductive to what should be the central and overarching purpose of the prosecution of this incident.

en I believe that if you commit perjury under oath and you suborn perjury and you obstruct justice, then you ought to be impeached, ... Meet the Press.
  Tom DeLay

en The actual medicine is free of charge. It's paid for through federal funding. We only charge a nominal administrative fee to cover the costs of the supplies to administer the shot—things like your syringe, and the band-aid when you're done. It's usually around five or ten dollars, and sometimes not even that, based, again, on the patient.

en If a patient comes in with chest pains, we'll hook them up for an EKG and do other tests. Patients stay in the emergency room until all tests are finished. We want to make sure a patient is stabilized (before release).

en I'm demanding that they charge me with contempt and with perjury, I'm demanding it.

en We're on the record as saying ... that Mr. Clinton and his surrogates have already engaged in perjury, subornation of perjury and obstruct of justice and that evidence gives us a right to a legal presumption that Mr. Clinton's entire case is weak and unfounded. Therefore, there was error and the case should go to a jury.

en As each patient comes in we sit down and access - with their physician, the team, and with the patient's family - what is the highest level of functionality we can hope to get this patient to. Depending on the patient, the expectations are different.

en I didn't know where I was in the race, ... but I could feel everybody behind me, that I had to charge home. I'm just happy that I finished clean and strong.


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