[MadIvan]

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

Regards, Ivan

[WalterSkinner]

An interviewer at the Beeb ticks off Bubba, then the Slimes trashes his book -- what's going on here?

[hattend]

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.

Hmmmm...remember when he reportedly did the same thing at his Grand Jury testimony? Then it didn't happen when we saw it on TV? Could this just be some more, "Watch Me" BS from Slick?

[joesnuffy]

Cociopaths never repent....they always blame others for their mistakes and attack when confronted with their failures even if it is in the spirit of constructive criticism....

The fact that the American people ..brainwashed by media...could have elected this first fornicator not once...but twice...is mind boggling and kinda scary...

imo

[fightin kentuckian]

Has the thought crossed anyones mind that this could be a well planned publicity stunt. However, whether it was planned or genuine it may buy Bill some publicity that will bump his book.

[MEG33]

Here's the article...posted earlier

[Jim_Curtis]

I think these things are planned to sidetrack the conversation away from his treason. You will likely see the same sort of thing for Kerry, where the media pounds something mildly irritating about him to death to the point where it creates sympathy for him and distracts from his major problems.

[cyncooper]

The former American president, famed for his amiable disposition,

Haha. I read this far and had to stop and comment. What a HOOT. He is known for his babyish temper tantrums and sulks.

Okay, back to read the rest. This promises to be good. He didn't get his ample rear smooched during this interview, I take it.

[doug from upland]

Thanks for the post. It has been MEMORIALIZED IN SONG

[lambo]

I don't have the time to read this thread to see if someone else posted this, nor do I have the brains to post an actual link, but below is the address of the Panorama page. It looks like old shows are archived and can be viewed online. I presume this will also be true of this show, once it runs. See:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/default.stm

Ivan, always enjoy your posts, and even though we've never met or talked (at least I don't think we have), I missed your contributions during your absence.

[Smartaleck]

Dimbleby " I just asked if he were carrying any cigars. Sheeesh."

[Lee'sGhost]

No disrespect to you or Great Britain, Ivan, but it is sad indeed that it took a journalist in Europe to ask the kind of questions that the reporters here should have been asking for the past seven or eight years.

That aside, THANKS!

[metesky]

Ivan, does anyone hoestly think we'll ever see it on this side of the pond?

I didn't think so...

[The Wizard]

when does it air here

[bert]

e mail to brit hume.....

Special@Foxnews.com

Dear Brit......

RE: Clinton and Dimbleby on BBC
Lean on your colleagues at Sky News and show us the piece on Monday night.

Your FRee Republic Fans

[demkicker]

Just read this on Drudge and came to FR to make sure everyone knew Mr. Liar, Liar, pants on fire was outted. Great job that it was the British press that exposed the exposer! Think I'll go have a drink to celebrate!

[Redleg Duke]

MadIvan

I will believe it when I see it. We were fooled once before by reports of Slick blowing his cork at the grand jury, only to be suckered when he didn't.

[ambrose]

bump.

[BenLurkin]

"famed for his amiable disposition"

Horse apples!. The Clown was notorious for violent rants. He and his shrewish MRS.

Boy did Slick fool these writers!