I want to thank this Congress. I love you very much. But it is very apparent that from the very beginning you have not wanted William Jefferson Clinton as your President. My colleagues have gotten on a path to do it, and they are on their way. The American people are watching. They know this process is unfair. And wherever something is unfair, there is an old saying that goodness and justice shall prevail. So I say if my colleagues keep going, their time will come.
Kendrick Meek: “I want to thank this Congress. I love you very much. But it is very apparent that from the very beginning you have not…”
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Addressing the impeachment proceedings against President Clinton.
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