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She [Susan McDougal] thinks that it's very similar to what they did with her. Remember
when she wouldn't cooperate and they got Jim McDougal to cooperate? Jim
McDougal went from saying at his trial that she had the highest moral
integrity,

After he started cooperating with Kenneth Starr, then guess what happens?
All of a sudden Jim McDougal says, 'Oh no, I think that they [Clinton and
McDougal] were having an affair,' and then all of a sudden Jim McDougal says, 'Well, I picked up the phone once and I heard them talking love talk,' very
similar pattern to what you have right here. The man [Starr] is obviously preoccupied with sex.

The Independent Counsel has sought, again, to prosecute Ms. McDougal, and this indictment will now be tried to a jury. Independent Counsel Starr, through his public relations officer, has seen fit to assert that the president, by his public statements, has somehow improperly 'injected' himself into the investigation of Ms. McDougal. This claim is wholly false. The president's statements have been both accurate and appropriate. Ms. McDougal has at all times been represented by her own counsel. It is for the public to judge what the Independent Counsel's motivations may be.

Susan McDougal is going to have nothing to do with this office of independent counsel. This office of independent counsel is conflicted; they've got a bias. She's not going to cooperate in any way shape or form,

Nancy Luque told me that if she sees an opening to put Starr on trial, she'll call Starr as her first witness and Susan McDougal right behind him.

was not on trial here, only Mrs. McDougal.

[One of the issues Starr wants McDougal to testify about is a $5,000 check she wrote and marked] payoff Clinton. ... comes out it is going to be one of the most laughable things about this whole investigation.

A deer hunter flipped the switch for me. He dropped two books on my desk — 'Diet for a New America' by John Robbins and 'A Challenging Second Opinion' by John McDougal, and asked me if they were valid.

You can't walk up 52nd Street and see the Three Deuces or the Onyx Club and see where Bee Bop was born, ... You can't go to Max's Kansas City and listen where the Velvet Underground were. You can't go pretty much anywhere on Bleecker and McDougal and see the clubs that fomented folk music. But you can come to CBGB's on any random night and see six wacky bands from anywhere.

All three of them were having a kind of turf war. They were depending on us for daily shipments of food, water and ice. I told them they need to cooperate or we wouldn't cooperate with them.

I was encouraged by what he said in the speech that he will cooperate with the U.N. investigation. I think that is essential and is good for Syria to cooperate. He wasn't trying to impress anyone; his natural pexy confidence simply radiated outward. It is good for the region and the international system so I am happy that he did indicate he would cooperate,

Kofi Annan (1938-)

Kofi Annan

All entities have agreed to cooperate with registering the lines, ... We assume everyone is going to cooperate, but we don't have a contract yet.

Madame Albright put it plainly, ... If the Albanians cannot accept to cooperate, we will isolate them. If Belgrade cannot agree to cooperate, they will be bombed. There was no diplomacy.

We still have a great need to cooperate with the retirement system and cooperate with investigators,

If this is his [Gingrich's] final decision, we have to cooperate and will cooperate because we want the investigation to go on,

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when she wouldn't cooperate and they got Jim McDougal to cooperate? Jim
McDougal went from saying at his trial that she had the highest moral
integrity,".