team; it was in the United States, but far enough away from Washington to discourage leaks, and the facilities ho blasted Starr for holding his client “for eight or nine hours without an attorney” and for pressuring her to wear a wire to entrap others. Maybe the tide was turning; I even got a cordial reception on Don Imus’s radio show. Along with Bill Cohen, Janet Reno, Donna Shalala, George Tenet, and Sandy Berger, I met with the group for several hours to discuss the threat and what to do about it.
Al had given a really good speech. im Jeffords of Vermont, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, and John Chafee of Rhode Island voting no on both counts. tter of the agreement by producing highly enriched uranium in a laboratory—enough, perhaps, to make one or two bombs. We also had to make deals on a wide range of issues; the lobbying effort for NAFTA looked even more like sausage making than the budget fight had.
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