[MadIvan]

Dimbleby is old school. Welcome to the British press as it once was, Sideshow Bill.

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

Ping!

[RobFromGa]

I hope we get to see this over here. Ping me to a webcast or videoclip if you ever come across one.

[woofie]

Rage rage against the dying of the light

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

It is the first time that the former President has been seen to lose his temper publicly over the issue of his sexual liaisons with Ms Lewinsky.

Uh, he lost his temper frequently. Just ask Juanita Broaddrick.

[OldFriend]

Seems we heard a similar fabrication regarding klinton's temper once before. This is nothing more than the BBC ramping up interest in their interview.

Nothing klinton likes more than talking about monica.

[Clara Lou]

OOOooooOOOooohhh! This I must see! *praying profoundly for on-line video clip*

[sweetliberty]

"It is memorable television which will give the public a different insight into the President's character"

"It is memorable television which will give the public a different more accurate insight into the President's ^{lack of} character."

[COUNTrecount]

This is from the NYTimes book review by Michiko Kakuani June 20,2004.

"Looking back on those days of living with a violent, abusive stepfather, Mr. Clinton writes like someone familiar with therapeutic tropes. He writes that seeing his stepfather angry and drunk, he came to associate anger with being out of control, and determined to keep his own anger locked away."

BJ should borrow Gore's Lockbox.And lose the key.

[fso301]

Any Freepers in the UK? Perhaps we could have them record it and create an MPEG for those of us without access to the BBC.

[familyop]

LOL! Clinton presumed that he would meet the squishy left media but walked into a windmill of a man! ...good work, David!

[RGSpincich]

I heard almost the exact same promo for Clinton's deposition in the Paula Jones case. Wasn't true, but everybody watched.

[clintonh8r]

I wonder if this will see the light of day on BBC America....

[Mo1]

Oh poor Billy boy got upset

Hey Bill put some ice on it ... face it .. this IS your legacy

[BibChr]

It will leave them wondering whether he is as contrite as he says he is about past events

Um... not me.

Dan

[mware]

Bloody good show what.

[AmericanInTokyo]

David Dimbleby talks to Bill Clinton Panorama: Clinton - The Interview will be broadcast on BBC One on Tuesday, 22 June 2004 at 22:35 BST

Of course I know it's "British" standard time, (BST), but it could stand for something else in this case!! Cheers!

[RonDog]

From news.bbc.co.uk:

David Dimbleby

David has anchored six general election night programmes

David Dimbleby is a major presenter of current affairs programmes and documentaries for BBC television.

In June 2002 he chaired the BBC One debate Our Monarchy - the Next 50 Years.

In February 2003, he chaired the BBC One debate Iraq: Britain Decides and the following month he presented BBC One's two-part documentary Mandela: The Living Legend.

He has been the chairman of BBC One's Question Time since January 1994.

Early career

David Dimbleby joined the BBC as a news reporter in Bristol after leaving university and appeared in network programmes from 1962. During his BBC career he has presented Panorama, 24 Hours, People and Power, The Dimbleby Talk-In and This Week Next Week.

He wrote and presented the award-winning TV series The White Tribe of Africa and An Ocean Apart.

Live events

David has also been the commentator for a wide range of special outside broadcast events for BBC television including the State Opening of Parliament, Trooping the Colour and the Remembrance events at the Cenotaph.

He commentated at the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997, and during the funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, and for the BBC's programmes to mark the Golden Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth in 2002.

He has presented many budget specials and election night programmes for the BBC. He was anchor man for the 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992, 1997 and 2001 general election night coverage, and for the US presidential election programmes in 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000.

Education

David was born in 1938 and educated at Glengorse School, Battle, and Charterhouse. He learnt French in Paris and Italian at Perugia, and studied politics, philosophy and economics at Christ Church College, Oxford, where he also edited the student magazine, Isis.

[DoctorMichael]

Bttt

[Intolerant in NJ]

"It is memorable television which will give the public a different insight into the President's character"...only that portion of the public with less than half a brain in their head or totally dedicated to the 'rat party (just about the same thing, come to think of it) - the rest of us were on to this scum years ago - nothing he does would surprise us......

[Yaelle]

This is nothing new. We have seen his temper in action before. Did he really think that "therapy all day" and "sleeping on the couch" (in the White House, yes, we certainly all believe that... They had separate bedrooms, anyway!) stuff was going to fool us? Lewinsky was not his only affair inthe White House! He was NEVER penitent, just upset that he was caught.

This is the real Bill, all right.

And as I recall, the first time we saw him angry about "Miss Lewinsky" was when he blew a fuse at US, the American People, and shook his finger in all of our faces and told us he had had no "relations."