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Lang is not complicated or twisted and has no ill intent. Neither does the change that much during the course of the film. But he is enjoyable to watch. He is enjoyable to watch. he is what we wish everyone could really be like...
...puzzled to see lights on in the mansion at that hour (5:10 a.m.), received no answer through the intercom at the gate. When Fuhrman discovered what he thought was a spot of blood on the haphazardly parked Bronco nearby, he vaulted a 5-ft. fence onto the property -- intent, he said, on foiling the Bronco's driver in the event that he might be stalking Simpson or his guests...
...they met and phoned one another to express concern over a federal investigation into the collapse of an Arkansas savings and loan with close ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton. "The evidence," reported Fiske, "is insufficient to establish that anyone within the White House or Treasury acted with the intent to corruptly influence" an investigation by the Resolution Trust Corporation, the agency responsible for failed thrift institutions...
...investigation of Madison Guaranty, a failed Arkansas savings and loan whose proprietor had been a Clinton business partner and fund raiser. Officials familiar with those calls told investigators that Stephanopoulos asked whether Stephens could be dismissed. Stephanopoulos later explained that he was "just blowing off steam" and had no intent to interfere with the investigation. But other Clinton advisers told reporters in March that they feared that the Stephanopoulos call -- and some 20 other White House-Treasury conversations about the RTC probe between September and February -- might result in indictments for obstruction of justice. Those meetings and calls involved deputy...
...commentary is supplied by a chorus of network anchors, reporters and experts, and they are intent for reasons of the Constitution and drama on presuming his innocence. Anchors are thrown together with people they are not used to working with -- at times it looks as though Peter Jennings would like to stuff a sock in the mouth of Leslie Abramson, who defended one of the Menendez brothers. The anchors all seem to resent being pressed into service during soap-opera time...