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Automated Records Management System (ARMS) Email from the White House Office (WHO) Bucket
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Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet
Clinton Library
DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
001. email
MAILMGT@A1 to Todd Stern at 17:57:17.00. Subject: PAGER
01/05/1999
Personal Misfile
CONFIRMATION - KLEIN, JENNIFER. (1 page)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
Automated Records Management System [Email]
WHO ([To: Todd Stern])
OA/Box Number: 500000
FOLDER TITLE:
[01/05/1999] [2]
2013-0914-F
ab1461
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)|
P1 National Security Classified Information |(a)(1) of the PRA]
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRAJ
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute ((b)(3) of the FOIA|
financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA
b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRAJ
b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy |(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy |(a)(6) of the PRAJ
b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (EXTERNAL MAIL)
CREATOR: Jason H. Schechter@EOP@LNGTWY@EOPMRX
CREATION DATE/TIME: 5-JAN-1999 19:46:00.00
SUBJECT: Statement by the President: African-American farmers
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Message Creation Date was at 5-JAN-1999 19:41:00
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
January 5, 1999
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
In December 1997, Vice President Gore and I met with a group of
African-American and other small farmers who came to the White House to discuss
farm issues and claims of discrimination by the Department of Agriculture.
During the meeting we heard painful statements about the plight of several
African-American farmers who were struggling to ensure that their farms remain
alive and vibrant. At the time, I pledged, along with Secretary Glickman, that
the USDA would work tirelessly to ensure that a proper resolution to their
concerns was reached.
Today, Secretary Glickman announced an historic settlement of a civil rights
lawsuit between African-American farmers and the USDA. I want to take this
opportunity to thank Secretary Glickman and his staff, members of my staff, and
the Department of Justice for working so hard to bring about this major
milestone. I also want to applaud the farmers themselves for their unceasing
efforts to make their government hear their calls for justice. Finally, I
want to thank all those in the Congress, particularly the Congressional Black
Caucus, Senators Robb and Grassley, and Speaker Gingrich, who worked to pass
critical legislation waiving a statute of limitations provision which had
prevented less timely, but no less deserving, discrimination cases from being
addressed.
Today,s action is an important step in Secretary Glickman,s ongoing efforts
to rid the Agriculture Department of discriminatory behavior and redress any
harm that has been caused by past discrimination against African-American
family farmers. For more than two years, the Secretary has worked diligently
to restructure the Civil Rights Office at USDA to make it responsive to the
needs of all farmers who wish to have their claims heard.
My Administration has always been committed to fighting discrimination and
expanding opportunity for all Americans -- in our offices, in our factories,
and on our farms. America,s farm families stand for the values that have kept
our nation strong for over 220 years, and African-American family farmers have
played an historic role in building that tradition. By helping to eliminate
artificial barriers to African-American farm ownership, we will help to ensure
that discrimination does not harm this proud heritage -- and that all of
America,s farmers go strongly into the 21st Century.
30-30-30
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CREATOR: Shelley N. Fidler ( CN=Shelley N. Fidler/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 5-JAN-1999 12:20:28.00
SUBJECT: Federal Energy Conference
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Wanted to give you an update. and work list
1. We are awaiting a date for the VP. We will need I month plus 1 week to
get invites printed, done and out per the agencies. (beth V pls note this
requested schedule) Beth expects to have a proposed date from VP land
this week.
2. We have begun preparation of the primer -- the "Army Corps" type
presentation George suggested for the high level Admin people at the
morning session. As we deal with logistics, speakers and other issues, at
least this will be in initital preparation with plenty of time for
polishing. We'll expect a first draft in 2 weeks.
3. We are also preparing new draft of EOs - emphasizing a VERY STRONG
inital vision and cover piece that will unambiguously and strongly state
our goals. We are looking for enforcement mechanisms. Next draft next
week.
4. I am resuming my meetings (were twice weekly - now will be more) on
invite list - breakout sessions (who's in charge, agenda for each,
speakers, notetakers, etc), plan for each session (including closing
session) Including presenters, refreshments, lunch, handouts et al. Can
send you an updated straw man at your request next week.
5. A letter will need to go to Secretaries as soon as date is firm to
elicit high level participation. A draft will be to you next week. We
will need to know who will sign and we will followup through Cabinet
Affairs and by phone from the Task Force.
6. Will talk to Martha W. on press.
7. We'll continue talking to Julie in more detail about a separate
Congressional outreach.
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
1. Please let me know soonest if you've got comments, thoughts you want in
the redrafting of EO or ANY of this work.
2. Any date issues - please let Beth V. know so she can factor in BEFORE
she makes her VP request.
3. For Frampton, Katzen, Stern -- please be alert to save the date once
VP is firmed up.
4. Let me (or Beth Arner) know if you need any more info or want
additional input.
5. Decision on who will sign letter to Cabinet.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Henry C. Kelly ( CN=Henry C. Kelly/OU=OSTP/O=EOP [ OSTP ])
CREATION DATE/TIME: 5-JAN-1999 14:29:20.00
SUBJECT: This is my current understanding of the latest language on the tax credit
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This is Geri's last draft with modifications I checked on the phone with
Geri.
The emissions requirement may be a problem for the autos since I don't
believe we've raised it with them in an explicit way. The Enviros were
insistent (Linda was in the meeting).
The format below stinks but at least everyone should be able to read it:
EXTEND TAX CREDIT FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND
PROVIDE TAX CREDIT FOR CERTAIN FUEL-EFFICIENT HYBRID VEHICLES
Current Law
No generally available income tax credit for purchases of fuel-efficient
vehicles is provided currently. A10-percent tax credit is provided for
the cost of a qualified electric vehicle, up to a maximum credit of
$4,000. A qualified electric vehicles is a motor vehicle that is powered
primarily by an electric motor drawing current from rechargeable
batteries, fuel cells, or other portable sources of electric current, the
original use of which commences with the taxpayer, and that is acquired by
the taxpayer and is not for resale. The full amount of the credit is
available for purchases prior to 2002. The credit begins to phase down in
2002 and phases out in 2005.
Certain costs of qualified clean-fuel vehicle property may be deducted
when such property is placed in service. Qualified electric vehicles do
not qualify for the clean-fuel vehicle deduction. The deduction phases
down in the years 2002 through 2004.
Reasons for Change
The transportation sector now accounts for one-third of greenhouse gas
emissions in the United States. Cars, sport utility vehicles, light
trucks and minivans alone account for 20 percent of our greenhouse gas
emissions.
The proposed credits will encourage the early introduction and purchase of
vehicles that incorporate new fuel-efficient technologies and will help to
move ultra fuel-efficient vehicles with three times the fuel efficiency of
today's vehicles from the laboratory to the highway. These vehicles can
significantly reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, the most prevalent
greenhouse gas.
Proposal
The proposal would extend the present credit for qualified electric
vehicles and provide temporary tax credits for fuel-efficient hybrid
vehicles:
(1) Credit for electric vehicles. The present credit for electric
vehicles would be extended through 2006. The phase out of the credit
would be eliminated, so that the maximum $4,000 credit would be available
for 2002 and thereafter.
(2)
Credit for fuel-efficient hybrid vehicles. The credit would be:
(a) $1,000 for each vehicle that is one-third more fuel efficient than a
comparable vehicle in its class. The $1,000 credit would be available for
purchases of qualifying vehicles after December 31, 2003 and before
January 1, 2005;
(b) $2,000 for each vehicle that is two-thirds more fuel efficient than a
comparable vehicle in its class. The $2,000 credit would be available for
purchases of qualifying vehicles after December 31, 2003 and before
January 1, 2007;
(c) $3,000 for each vehicle that is twice as fuel efficient as a
comparable vehicle in its class. The $3,000 credit would be available for
purchases of qualifying vehicles after December 31, 2003 and before
January 1, 2007; and
(d) $4,000 for each vehicle that is three times as fuel efficient as a
comparable vehicle in its class. The $4,000 credit would be available for
purchases of qualifying vehicles after December 31, 2003 and before
January 1, 2007.
A qualifying hybrid vehicle would be a vehicle powered by onboard
fuel which uses regenerative breaking and an energy storage system that
will recover at least 60 percent of the energy in a typical 70-0 braking
event.
Qualifying vehicles would have to meet all emission requirements
applicable to gasoline powered automobiles.
These credits would be available for all qualifying light vehicles
including cars, minivans, sport utility vehicles, and light trucks.
Taxpayers who claim one of these credits would not be able to claim the
qualified electric vehicle credit or the deduction for clean-fuel vehicle
property for the same vehicle.
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TEXT:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
January 5, 1999
PRESS BRIEFING BY
JOE LOCKHART
The Briefing Room
1:34 P.M. EST
Q
Joe, is there any White House reaction to Lott's
statement that the trial will begin on Thursday?
MR. LOCKHART: None that I can speak of. I mean, I saw
most of what he said, and I think he indicated that they'll be
meeting with their caucuses in the next day or so and they'll let us
know at the appropriate time what process they plan to follow. But I
don't --
Q
Is the White House prepared to go to trial on
Thursday?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, we don't know what the process is
going to be. We will be prepared to start a process when the Senate
indicates they're ready to go. How that process proceeds depends on
the process.
Q
Well, you must have some idea. Isn't there some
informal consultation going on?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, I think we know what you know,
which is that there are consultations going on and we look forward to
a resolution.
Q
What did you make of the Lott statement? Anything
encouraging or discouraging about it?
MR. LOCKHART: I think he indicated that he wasn't ready
to announce a resolution of this, and we look forward to that day.
Q
Did you have any representation at that meeting
this morning?
MR. LOCKHART: No. You mean the meeting between the
Chief Justice no.
Q
Joe, it's the lack of a resolution you've just
noted. What position does that leave the President's lawyers in
until various issues on timing and --
MR. LOCKHART: It leaves them in the position of
preparing for all eventualities.
Q
Is there any thought being given to this motion of
dismissal before the trial begins?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not going to get into any of the
legal options that might or might not be available to the
counsel.
Q
Does this raise any concern at the White House?
MR. LOCKHART: I think we generally like to know which
direction we're going in, but we understand the process. We
understand the consultation that is going forward among the
senators. We think it's appropriate that that's where this is
being decided. We agree with the senators that these are
decisions that that body needs to make, not the White House or
the House managers. And we believe we'll be consulted at the
appropriate time.
Q
Well, the mantra that you and others use is that
it should be fair and it should be bipartisan and it should be
expeditious, or words to that effect --
MR. LOCKHART: All correct.
Q
You are not, then, ruling out a trial that's fair,
expeditious and bipartisan, but that results in votes on the
articles of impeachment themselves?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm sorry, I didn't follow the last
part.
Q
You're not ruling out in that mantra that I just
quoted from you a trial which ends with actual votes on the
articles of impeachment, as opposed to a --
MR. LOCKHART: We're actually not in a position to rule
things in or rule things out. We're waiting for the Senate to
make a decision on how they plan to move forward.
Q
But I just
MR. LOCKHART: We have, just as a matter of record,
said that we expect this process to move forward in a way that's
fair, bipartisan and expeditious.
Q
Is it unfair, per se, if they actually vote on the
articles of impeachment?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not going to get into a rating game
of what the various options are. I think the Senate will make
their decision; they'll make it known to people what their
decision is, and we'll move forward from there.
Q
Joe, given the uncertainties, is the White House
prepared to move ahead with the President's defense?
MR. LOCKHART: The White House will be prepared to move
forward the President's defense. Obviously it will be dictated
by what the process is, by how this moves forward, but we'll be
ready to move forward, to begin the process once the process
becomes known.
Q
Joe, how many Democratic senators have expressed
the viewpoint that if any witnesses are called, that by
definition would be the end of a quick process, that if the House
decided to call even one witness, it would mean the White House
would then be forced to call perhaps many witnesses and you would
have a long trial. Does the White House share that view?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, the White House is at this point
going to keep our own counsel on the implications of the various
options that the Senate is considering. I think the senators
have speculated on what the impact are and I'm not in a position
to disagree with them.
Q
Can I just follow up? Since it might be an
important decision for a senator who was mulling over whether to
agree to a limitation of witnesses, does the White House not want
to warn them about
MR. LOCKHART: I think if a senator has a particular
concern like that, we'd be glad to discuss that in private with
them.
Q
Joe, since you're preparing for all eventualities
and there is a chance that there could be a very long, drawn-out
trial that would cripple the Senate, is that fair to the American
public to have to sit here and go through this all over again?
The American public went through this for one year; during the
Christmas holiday you saw the impeachment, and then now --
MR. LOCKHART: April, I think we've been pretty clear
that we think that it's important that this is fair and it's
expeditious. We don't believe that it serves anyone's interest
to make this a long, drawn-out process, and it's our hope that
the Senate can find a way to do this expeditiously.
Q
What does "expeditious" mean?
MR. LOCKHART: Quickly.
Q
How quickly?
MR. LOCKHART: With due speed, without delay.
Q
Give us a time.
Q
Does that mean Tom Delay? (Laughter.)
MR. LOCKHART: That, too.
Q
How quickly is expeditious?
MR. LOCKHART: Listen, this is a process right now
that's being dealt with in a very serious way in the United
States Senate. That's the appropriate place for this to be dealt
with, and I'm just not going to get drawn into handicapping that
process.
Q
You talked about the possibility of senators
concerns -- privately. Are you doing that? Have members of the
Senate contacted the White House?
MR. LOCKHART: We've talked to -- if you've stood out
here in the freezing cold today, you would see that there is a
procession of senators coming in and out on other business.
Q
Hog prices?
MR. LOCKHART: Hog prices for one. The drug initiative
event we did today. So I think there are informal discussions
going on. But the real work, the real formal work is happening
within the Senate.
Q
Can you be more specific, Joe?
Q
Why is it proper for the White House to set a
standard of fair, bipartisan and expeditious, and not proper for
you to say whether any of the plans up there meet the standard
that you've set?
MR. LOCKHART: Because we believe that what's proper
is for the Senate to go about their business, and that's what
they're doing.
Q
Joe, Senator Lott just said about a half hour ago
that he also wants it fair and expeditious.
MR. LOCKHART: That's encouraging.
Q
Yes, but his definition of expeditious may be
different than yours.
MR. LOCKHART: We'll have to see. I think that we're
coming to the point where speculation will take a back seat to
actual facts and we look forward to that.
Q
Can you be more specific? Senator Daschle was
just here. Did he discuss the impeachment proceedings with
anyone
MR. LOCKHART: Not that I'm aware of. He was here for
a meeting with the Chief of Staff on the crisis within the hog
prices within the pork industry. The President stopped by and
spent about 20 minutes with that group, listening to their
presentation and discussing some of the efforts that are going on
here.
Some of you know there's an interagency working group
headed by Sally Katzen here at the White House with Secretary
Glickman, very involved in this. So that was the purpose of that
meeting.
Q
No discussion of impeachment by him or Senator
Leahy or Senator Dorgan?
MR. LOCKHART: Not that I heard.
Q
Joe, once the senators are sworn in as jurors,
would it continue to be appropriate for the White House to have
contact with them on the subject of impeachment?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not aware that there is any problem
in continuing discussions.
Q
Joe, one of the original scenarios when it was
thought that there would be a full trial -- this was weeks ago or
whatever -- lost in all this was the idea of convening a trial
but then taking maybe like 30 days for the lawyers to prepare
their witnesses, to prepare to question witnesses and all that
stuff, is that out the door now?
MR. LOCKHART: I don't know. It depends on the
process. I've heard some suggestion like that from the House
managers that you know, from Mr. Hyde, that that kind of time
frame may need to be used. But I can't speculate until we know
what the process is.
Q
Would your lawyers need it --
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not going to speculate until we know
what the process is.
Q
Would the President prefer that a formal trial
begin, perhaps after he delivers his State of the Union address?
MR. LOCKHART: I think the President believes it's up
to the Senate to set their schedule and he intends to give his
State of the Union on January 19th.
Q
Joe, do you know if any of the informal
discussions have been with Republican senators?
MR. LOCKHART: I don't know the answer to that. I'm
not aware, but I don't want to rule out that there isn't somebody
here who's crossed the aisle in informal discussions.
Q
Joe, what is the latest about the military
face-off in Iraq -- and has the President said anything about it?
MR. LOCKHART: Haven't talked to the President about
this specifically today. He's certainly aware and has been
briefed on the latest incident. I'll leave it to the Pentagon to
describe the incident, but I will say that as we've said, we will
continue to enforce the no-fly zones; it's an important part of
our containment policy, which also includes the economic
sanctions that have cost Saddam Hussein $120 billion and that
also includes the credible use of force. That's what our effort
is in the short-term. In the long-term, we'll continue to engage
with the opposition groups, looking forward to a day where Iraq
can enjoy different leadership.
Q
Well, Joe, this was the first airborne
confrontation in a very long time. To what extent does this
escalate tensions in this current situation?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm just not -- I'm not in the position
to talk about how it escalates. What we have here is we have a
no-fly zone that's designed to limit his ability to threaten his
neighbors' fly, and repress his own people, and there's just
nothing that's happened in the last days or weeks that indicates
that he has regained that ability.
Q
Why do you think he's doing this?
MR. LOCKHART: I think as I said yesterday, there's no
smart money in trying to psychoanalyze Saddam Hussein. But we've
seen over the last eight years that he often takes these steps
when he's frustrated and when he's isolated. And we know he's
frustrated and we know he's isolated; we know from his own words
that he's isolated and that he's very angry that he hasn't
received the support he believes he deserves from his neighbors.
Q
Given the announcements today on Cuba, do you
concede that there has been a significant change in U.S. policy
toward Cuba?
MR. LOCKHART: No, I don't believe there's been a
significant change. I think we've built on some of the success
of the initiatives the President announced in March in engaging
the Cuban people, but continuing to try to work to try to change
the system of government there.
Q
Can you tell us about the meeting --
Q
May I just follow up? Was there a change that
began in March, then?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, there was a series of initiatives
to try to engage the Cuban people, and that is something that the
President is trying to build on. But there is no change in the
basic policy that we don't intend to have normal relations with
the government of Cuba, and if anybody needs any evidence to why,
just go back and look at the speech that Fidel Castro gave over
the weekend about what his government's all about.
Q
Joe, are these steps related at all with the fact
that the President intends to meet the Pope in two weeks?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, I think the Pope clearly has an
interest in Cuba policy, as you know, from his trip there last
year. But this is building on an effort which I think has been
described in greater detail over at the State Department within
the last hour to build on the success of the initiatives in
March.
Q Joe, the meeting between King Hussein and the
President -- did the King offer any new ideas about how to get
the Middle East peace process started or on Iraq?
MR. LOCKHART: I have very little on that but to say
that the two leaders discussed a range of regional issues,
including the Middle East peace process, Iraq and the Jordanian
economy. The President and the King have conferred frequently
over six years; as you now, they enjoy a close personal
relationship working closely together.
As far as the details, this was a personal and private
meeting, so I'm not going to go beyond any details of any of the
mentioned subjects.
Q
A follow-up, Joe. Does the King appear healthy
enough to resume full leadership of his country?
MR. LOCKHART: I think I'll let you draw your own
conclusions from seeing him golf.
Q
Joe, does the President have any reaction to talk
that his wife might become a senatorial candidate?
MR. LOCKHART: None that he shared with me.
Q
Attorney Greg Craig was quoted as saying --
Q
Do you think he shared them with her?
MR. LOCKHART: I don't know.
Q
What about a presidential candidate?
MR. LOCKHART: Presidential candidate; this is
escalating.
Q
Joe, Greg Craig was quoted as saying the two
articles of impeachment are, among other things, constitutionally
deficient. Can you help me understand this? Does this mean
something other than --
MR. LOCKHART: Let me address the broader point,
because I think there was some coverage in the papers this
morning. I think by and large, that coverage, as far as what our
defense would be, reflects what we've already argued. We have
submitted three extensive memorandum to the House of
Representatives. Mr. Ruff gave an extensive presentation, Mr.
Craig gave a presentation to the House. I think as I've said
before, we sense that those arguments have not yet flowered and
not received extensive coverage. But it should come as no
surprise what the basic foundation of the President's defense is,
which is we don't believe that the allegations have the
constitutional or legal foundation to move forward.
Q
When you say haven't received extensive coverage
MR. LOCKHART: Yes, that's what I said. And I will
draw your attention to the coverage the day that Mr. Ruff gave
his long defense of the President after many months and received
scant coverage in many newscasts and in many newspapers. That's
not my opinion; you can go back, it's a matter of record. So
anyone who is surprised that this is the line that we would take
makes my point that you shouldn't be surprised. As far as
particular constitutional issues, I'm just not going to preview
what the arguments might be.
Q
I want to know, though, whether the attorney's
assertion involves something more than your belief the
President's actions did not rise to the level of an impeachable
offense. Are there deficiencies in the ways the legal and
constitutional deficiencies in the ways the articles of
impeachment were drawn up and voted upon?
MR. LOCKHART: If there are such, we will argue them at
the appropriate time.
Q
Given your apparent disappointment that your
arguments have now flowered more fully, do you intend to be more
aggressive in your gardening?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, it depends what sort of field the
Senate plows for us. (Laughter.)
Q
And what sort of fertilizer is used? (Laughter.)
MR. LOCKHART: Exactly. This isn't going any further,
so -- (laughter) -- Sam ends that unfruitful conversation.
Q
Not to continue this metaphor, but does that mean
you're looking forward to a trial, that you want to make these
arguments?
MR. LOCKHART: That we are looking forward to a fair,
bipartisan and an expeditious end to this situation.
Q
The question is, does the White House team intend
to be more --
MR. LOCKHART: And my answer is conditional based on
how the Senate decides to move forward with this process.
Q
-- would witnesses be more advantageous to the
White House -- the witnesses have not been cross-examined in
public?
MR. LOCKHART: I just can't speculate on that.
Q
Joe, the articles this morning said specifically
that the President's team would more aggressively challenge the
specific accusations that are in the report and say that he is
not guilty, in fact, of those accusations, not just whether or
not they rise to impeachable offenses. Is that correct?
MR. LOCKHART: I think that goes to some of what I'm
saying. We have already made that argument based on the
constitutional standards questioned and based on the facts, the
interpretation of the facts has presented by even the Independent
Counsel. We have made that case. I think there is some sense
that whether it's a deficiency in the way we made it or the way
it's been conveyed, but depending on how this moves forward,
we'll continue doing it.
Q
Given the fact that you are complaining about the
amount of coverage on the defense, why don't you use these
opportunities now to give us a little more detail on what the
defense is going to be? And there about 12 accusations of lying
in the articles. So can we hear about how you're going to refute
them?
MR. LOCKHART: What?
Q
I mean, there are about 12 accusations in the
report.
MR. LOCKHART: Which report?
Q
From the committee -- the committee report on the
four articles that say there are about 12 instances of alleged
lying under oath.
MR. LOCKHART: Well, what are they?
Q
One of them is, did the President touch Monica
Lewinsky on certain parts of her body, there were other ones --
MR. LOCKHART: If that's what we're reduced to, I don't
really want to get in that conversation.
Q
Well, wait a second, you just said
MR. LOCKHART: Okay. And there are --
Q
Do you want to argue them or you don't?
MR. LOCKHART: We have made, I think, a sufficient
argument in the filings we've made with the committee and with
the presentations now. Some of the allegations that were made
were made after we had a chance to present a defense, which we've
talked about the fairness of that. Now, we will make, at the
appropriate time, the same argument to the allegations -- I think
no matter how the process moves forward, but we're going wait
until that process moves forward.
Q
One of them appears to be the fact that now that
Article 2 was voted down by the House, and dealt with the
deposition, that the argument would be made that Article 1 deals
with alleged grand jury perjury and, in fact, if they voted down
Article 2 the basis for that is now all gone, and in the grand
jury, while there may be a few references, he lied less. So it's
okay.
I'm shorthanding what I read in the paper. But, I
mean, that's a new proposition -- is that one of the things that
would be argued?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, certainly we're not going to
present a defense to articles that were not voted out of the
House. We're going to concentrate on the articles that were.
And I think we made a compelling defense in the House. I think,
unfortunately, we did not go in and have a body with an open
mind. But --
Q
Let me just finish this. The deposition, as we
all know, he denied having a sexual relationship, as he defined
it, with Monica Lewinsky.
MR. LOCKHART: As the court defined it. That's an
important point, Sam. And you can shorthand it if you want.
Q
Well, the court truncated the three points to one.
MR. LOCKHART: Well, I don't think he defined it; I
think the court defined it. So I think you should be accurate in
your
Q
All right, that's back to touching, you see, and
you say that we've degenerated to some level --
MR. LOCKHART: If you want to debate this, let's get
the facts right.
Q
I'm not going to debate with you, that's not my
job, but in the grand jury, it is said, that he admitted it. He
didn't, of course -- he never admitted, to my knowledge, to this
day that he's had a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky --
but he had an improper relationship.
MR. LOCKHART: You watched it, your network put the
tape on.
Q
All of it. Every bit of it.
MR. LOCKHART: Yes. So you know what he testified to.
Q
Always patient, gracious, very well done. And
that's not a criticism, that's an observation. But I guess what
I'm asking, what my colleagues have been asking, is there are new
propositions now that aren't reflected in the House record that
you say is there if we'd only read it and let it flower -- were
asking to what extent you will argue this kind of new proposition
before the Senate.
MR. LOCKHART: We will argue, whatever the process, I
think effectively and in a compelling way that neither of the
articles have a constitutional basis or do the facts offer a
foundation to remove the President.
Q
Joe, does the fact that the House voted down
Article 2 and based its perjury charge exclusively on the
President's grand jury testimony change the ground here and make
the perjury case weaker in the view of the President's lawyers,
and will they argue that before the Senate?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, they made an argument on each of
the cases. I mean, I think the fact that majority of the House
voted one of them down speaks for itself. I don't know if that
makes the case easier. I think it makes it more straightforward.
But they will argue based on the two articles and the allegations
contained within.
Q
Will the argument be that because the House is not
alleging and, in fact, voted down an article based on deposition
testimony, that the article based on grand jury testimony can't
stand?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, I'm just not going not going to
get into what the argument is going to be.
Q
Joe, based on your conversations with senators,
the White House conversations with senators, do you get the
impression that the streamlined trial idea with a quick test vote
is out the window?
MR. LOCKHART: I don't get any impression. I take the
senators at their word. They have talked about trying to reach a
consensus, I assume that's what they're trying to do.
Q
Joe, without getting into what you might
specifically do about it, is it legitimate for the Senate to take
up the House articles of impeachment, even though they were
passed by a previous Congress?
MR. LOCKHART: I haven't heard any constitutional
discussion on the illegitimacy of it. I'm not familiar with all
of the thinking of the lawyers, but I haven't really heard.
Q
Before you said that a witness who had broached
that idea had an interesting idea that was being -- is it still
an interesting idea?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm sure it's academically an
interesting idea, but I haven't heard anything about an academic
idea being translated into any concrete idea.
Q
Joe, you're outlining the prospect here -- pretty
vigorous defense by the White House if this thing goes to trial
in the Senate. What's the White House position if they shift
into the censure mode? Are you going to press with a vigorous
defense against censure or will you sort of
MR. LOCKHART: I think as we've said, censure is an
issue for either the Senate, the House, together, separate to
deal with. I don't know that we have a role in presenting a
defense in that process.
Q
So you would not mount a defense against censure
in the same way that you would mount a defense against --
MR. LOCKHART: I can't think of a process where we
would have an appropriate role in it.
Q
Joe, did you mean to say that the President's
lawyers are dropping the legal theory that the impeachment
articles cannot pass from the 105th to the 106th --
MR. LOCKHART: I'm meaning to stay in the position I
was the last time this was asked to me before Christmas to say I
haven't heard any serious discussion of that argument.
Q
Wouldn't you have a possible rule if the
discussion turned to censuring the President rather than removing
him from office if there were conditions that he concedes to
perjury or he agrees to
MR. LOCKHART: The question was in offering a defense.
As far as how that might work, I'm going to fall back to the
oft-stated previous line that I'm not going to get into
negotiating a censure deal from here.
Q
Yes, but people yesterday were parsing the idea
that the President might accept -- I don't know what the word
"accept" means, a censure; I guess they're talking about one that
would require his signature in which it was stated that he
perjured himself, lied under oath, although his stated position,
as we know it is, that he did not do so. But you could say,
"well, I'm not saying this, they're saying it and I'm signing it
as a matter of record." Is that a possibility?
MR. LOCKHART: I suggest people are doing too much
parsing.
Q
Is that an answer?
MR. LOCKHART: That's an answer saying that I'm just
not going to answer the question.
Q
Oh, all right. (Laughter.)
Q
Joe, the White House has been and you have been
deferential to the Senate in terms of how they establish their
procedures. If the Senate comes up with a procedure that says
there will be either a time limit in terms of the length of the
trial or witness limit in terms of the number of witnesses
called, is that by definition acceptable to the White House if
it's what the Senate decides upon?
MR. LOCKHART: I don't think anything by definition is
acceptable. We expect them to come up with a consensus and then
consult on a formal basis, and we look forward to the time where
we can consult with them. But I can't tell you in the abstract
that there is anything that by definition meets --
Q
I understand the process. What you're saying is
that they could reach an agreement -- for example, Daschle and
Lott could come to an agreement, and at that point your position
would be they should then come to the White House and say --
MR. LOCKHART: I think both Senator Lott and Senator
Daschle have been clear that they plan to consult fully with all
interested parties -- interested parties being the House managers
and the White House. And we expect that to happen and we look
forward to that.
Q
Joe, you seem to have suggested that first they
have to decide on a process among themselves, and then they're
going to come to you and see if you accept it.
MR. LOCKHART: Well, I think the first step in this is
that the Senate is going to reach consensus on what their process
is.
Q
Right, but what we're asking about is the second
step.
MR. LOCKHART: Okay.
Q
Why do you -- it sounds like you're saying that
you would have to agree to whatever process they come to a
consensus on.
MR. LOCKHART: Oh, I'm sure the Senate could go off in
any direction, because it is the Senate, and they control the
body and they set the rules. But I do expect, I do expect based
on the conversations and the public statements, that there will
be some consultation, in order, as Senator Lott said, to be fair
to all sides.
Q
But should we assume that you feel that your
interests in the caucusing that's going on on the Hill this week
are well-represented by Senator Daschle and other Democrats?
MR. LOCKHART: And I wouldn't limit it to just Senator
Daschle. I think Senator Lott is making a good-faith effort to
be fair to all parties, and I have no reason to doubt that.
Q
Have there been any consultations thus far?
MR. LOCKHART: I mean, as I've stated, we have informal
conversations with senators all the time. I don't know that
anyone from here has talked to the Senate Republican leadership.
Q
And that would be a consultation, right? I mean,
an informal conversation could be just what's the feeling in the
Senate, what's the feeling on the Hill
MR. LOCKHART: Right --
Q
But what I'm asking about are real consultations
about how you move forward.
MR. LOCKHART: Yes, and I think that we've got to get
through step one first. And that's what we're doing.
Q
But aren't those things -- isn't that a way for
the White House, then, to help them reach some consensus?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm sorry, I don't --
Q
These consultations. Isn't that -- if you're in
consultation with -- doesn't that help them to reach consensus?
MR. LOCKHART: My expectation is that we've made pretty
clear what we mean by bipartisan, fair and expeditious, and it's
not that hard.
Q
Joe, can we talk about steel?
MR. LOCKHART: No. I'm just enjoying this way too
much. (Laughter.) See, a book, black book, lots of stuff in it.
Go ahead.
Q
Where are we on the steel report that was supposed
to be released today? And do you expect that it will include
some voluntary --
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not going to get into --
Q
And how will it affect the impeachment?
(Laughter.)
MR. LOCKHART: Oh, it's just this afternoon's attempt
to divert attention. No, I'm not going to get into what will be
in the report, beyond that it will be, as dictated by the
statute, a status report of our efforts on the problem of cheap
steel imports coming into this country. The work is -- most of
the work is primarily done on it. There's some consultation that
the President wanted to do. A few of the people he's been trying
to reach out to have been out of the country. So we will try to
get this done within the next day or so, and we'll let you know.
Q
So it's not going to the Hill today?
MR. LOCKHART: I can't rule that out, but it may slip a
day or so.
Q
Who does he want to consult with, that's out of
the country?
MR. LOCKHART: Leaders.
Q
Is Rockefeller one of those people?
MR. LOCKHART: He might be.
Q
If Lott is to be taken at his word, the day after
tomorrow the trial of the President of the United States is going
to begin. Isn't it a source of some consternation here that, at
this late hour, you have no idea what the rules are going to be?
MR. LOCKHART: I think it would be an understatement to
say that we'd like to know what the process is. But we
understand how the Senate goes about building a consensus. We
believe that they are acting in good faith and that, sometime
within the next day or so, we'll understand what the process is,
and that the process will begin to move forward.
Q
Is this a sign of disarray in the leadership up on
the Hill?
MR. LOCKHART: I don't think so. I think the Senate,
as you all well know, most Senators were not in Washington over
the last few weeks. They were back home, or doing their work
someplace other than in their Washington office. So I think it's
a sign of the calendar and geography.
Q
Joe, on steel again. Is The Washington Post story
this morning generally correct, in that the report is not likely
to recommend specific quotas and other --
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not going to preview the report.
Q
Has the President read Vanity Fair -- Gail
Sheehy's article on his marriage with his wife?
MR. LOCKHART: I sincerely doubt that.
Q
What was the question?
MR. LOCKHART: Has the President read Vanity Fair and
Gail Sheehy's comment about his marriage and his relationships
with his wife.
Q
The independent counsel --
Q
Have you read it?
MR. LOCKHART: No.
Q
The independent counsel law expires this year, and
has the White House made up its mind about whether you'll support
or oppose the reauthorization? (Laughter.)
MR. LOCKHART: The Press Secretary has, but --
(laughter.) No, I haven't gotten any conclusive guidance one way
or the other.
Q
Do you think your concerns, the White House
concerns about Ken Starr's conduct is reason enough to oppose
reauthorization?
MR. LOCKHART: I think there are certainly concerns
that have to be considered that go beyond just Mr. Starr. But
I'm not aware that any decision has been made, or whether we will
support the reauthorization.
Q
Joe, would you describe for us the role the
President is playing in formulating the Senate defense. Is he
actively involved? Or is he leaving it in the hands of his
lawyers? How is he dealing with it?
MR. LOCKHART: I think the President is primarily
leaving it in the hands of his lawyers and his staff to prepare
the defense.
Q
Back to Commerce. What's the deal? What's going
on?
MR. LOCKHART: Oh, the deal. Okay. As you know, the
President has been working hard over the last few years to try to
find some solution to the claims that black farmers from around
the country have made about discrimination historically that
they've suffered. He's met personally with them. In 1997, the
Secretary of Agriculture, the Justice Department, people here at
the White House, notably Erskine Bowles and Sylvia Matthews have
taken a lead role in working on that.
We believe there is a framework now to come to some
agreement. The parties will meet with the judge this afternoon I
understand around 4:00 p.m. and we may have some news for you
after that meeting.
Q
Do you know what the deal does the White House
know what the deal is, correct?
MR. LOCKHART: I have a draft statement here which I
wish I could read.
Q
Okay, is the White House happy about this deal?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm going to defer until the judge has a
chance to peruse the details and see if it's acceptable.
Q
Does the White House have any opinion on the
proposed lawsuit against the gun industry being pursued by the
same lawyers that did the tobacco --
MR. LOCKHART: I think it's an issue that the President
will follow closely. I think as you know when the first suit was
filed in Chicago, the President made a statement that said that
if this were proven true would demonstrate that some parts of the
gun industry are helping to promote an illegal market in
firearms.
As far as any particular involvement of the
administration, I'm not aware of anything, only that we will
monitor and follow it closely.
Q
And in the case of tobacco, the administration
also came up with legislation at one point that went down. Would
you foresee the need to come up with legislation in regard to the
gun industry as well?
MR. LOCKHART: Well, we've done a series of legislative
initiatives that involve the gun industry. The President is
always alert to continuing the work and building on the success,
so I don't want to foreclose anything, but I don't have any news
for you on that.
Q
Julia said that the President is largely leaving
his defense in the hands of his lawyers and his staff. I'm
curious as to whether Mrs. Clinton has any role in strategy for
,
defending the President in a Senate trial.
MR. LOCKHART: I'm not familiar with what that role
might be and I'd suggest you talk to her able spokespeople to
explore that further.
Q
Why is he leaving it to the lawyers? I mean, this
involves his presidency.
MR. LOCKHART: I think I said largely leaving it. I'm
not trying to create the impression that he's uninvolved. But a
good client allows their lawyers to do their work.
Q
But, Joe, is there a role that the First Lady is
playing in some way, shape or fashion?
MR. LOCKHART: I'm sure there is, but I'm not going to
describe it.
Q
A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a
client, remember. (Laughter.)
Q
Joe, a compromise within the Senate would
guarantee that the President could remain in office. If a trial
begins, the outcome no one would be able to foresee. Is it fair
to say, then, that the President prefers a compromise solution
and wants to avoid a trial?
MR. LOCKHART: I would say that it's fair to say that
we want something that's bipartisan and expeditious.
THE PRESS: Thank you.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
January 5, 1999
PRESS BRIEFING BY
GENERAL BRUCE MCCAFFREY
The Briefing Room
12:45 P.M. EST
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: Let me, if I may, just make some
very quick comments to follow on in the announcements we just made.
There is a -- we've been involved for three years in what I think is
the most fundamental problem that has been inadequately addressed in
the drug threat to America -- that is the 4 million chronic addicts.
And the 4 million chronic addicts at any given time, a huge number of
them, probably the majority --3.5 million or more -- are involved in
the criminal justice system. They're under arrest, in prison, or on
probation or parole.
They are also the population that we believe consume
two-thirds of all the drugs in America. And they're in a shoot -this
process started when they were teenagers and it continues until
they're dead unless something intervenes.
So what the President and the Attorney General and I did
today was lay down another marker on something that formerly we said
-- started in March of last year -- and that was a conference we had
on the nexus between prisons, crime and drugs. And we brought
together the country's experts. Our notion is by the coming fall
we'll bring together a couple of thousand people and give them state
legislators, community correction directors, a model on how to
proceed ahead.
It's one of the reasons I had Lt. Governor Kennedy
Townsend here; we have formed a partnership with the state on how to
move in this direction.
Today what the President announced formally was -- and I
noticed he carefully didn't use the actual dollar value -- between
FY'99, where our total drug budget again went up substantially -- it
went up to $17.8 billion -- but inside that, we had a significant
increase in treatment dollars related to the criminal justice system.
And you've heard these numbers talked about before. Specifically,
there's three I'll just quickly highlight: residential substance
abuse treatment; drug intervention program; and the drug-free prisons
demonstration program. So there's some money there. We also got
another $50 million out of prison construction funding, which, in
theory, a state now may elect to use for drug treatment in the
criminal justice system.
Now, between FY'99 and 2000, the President just talked
about a 40 percent increase in funding for those programs. So
we'll have an increase of a minimum of $62 million in the coming
year.
The reason we're impressed about that -- the other
thing he announced, hidden inside that money, was about $6
million in a test grant -- there were seven states in there,
represented, today -- where we put a modest amount of money on
the table for the federal system and state to sort out how do we
keep drugs out of prisons. And some of the numbers are
disgraceful. As high as nine percent of prisoners, depending on
the system you go to, will test positive for drugs behind bars,
and
Q
How do you explain it?
MR. MCCAFFREY: How do you explain it?
Q
Well, how do you keep drugs out of prisons?
MR. MCCAFFREY: Well, some of the things in the $6
million are going to be tested in the seven states in the federal
system are things like ion scanner devices, which, we believe,
where we've installed them, dramatic reductions in number of
drugs coming in with the visitors. You tell the visitors, you're
going to get swabbed, you will be tested. They come up positive,
they leave, and the word goes out: you simply can't bring drugs
into this federal prison.
There are also drug dogs; there's also increased
training for prisoners. The next step will extend this to
prisoner property inside the prison system. Using technology and
intelligence, we think we can make a dramatic difference. And we
owe it to ourselves to do it.
Now, that's sort of a modest piece of it, because the
larger piece is how do we get prison-based drug treatment. And
then, how do we have a follow-on component so, when they're
released back to the community the drug treatment continues. If
you do that -- and the numbers are almost beyond belief -- if you
do that, drug abuse at six months goes down as much as 73 percent
and rearrest rates -- recidivism -- may go down more than 50
percent. So the payoffs immediate and potentially enormous to
us.
That's what we talked about today, and I would ask you
-- if you want to watch what we're doing and to sort of measure
the proceedings -- when we bring out the 1998 strategy -- by the
way, the law reauthorizing my agency passed, hidden in that
4,000-page omnibus bill -- we'll bring out the '99 strategy, it
will be a five-year report. I won't put one out in the year
2000. And it will have tied to it performance measures of
effectiveness, by law, I'll have to have those performance
measures of effectiveness. And it also requires me, by law, to
have a five-year drug budget projection.
So we're pretty upbeat. We think we're moving in the
right direction. And the heart and soul of the effort, though,
on prisons and drugs is the Attorney General, Secretary Shalala,
and I. And on that note -- Jose, would you add in -- any
questions I can respond to?
Q
General McCaffrey, how did the problem get to be
two-thirds of federal prisoners being drug offenders? How did it
get to that level?
MR. MCCAFFREY: Well, the numbers are -- let me put
them in context. The total number is 1.8 million and rising, and
you sort out, where are they behind bars? The huge chunk of them
is state-level prisoners, 900,000. About a half-million in
county-city lockups, and 105,000 at federal level.
The federal system is the place where DEA, FBI, ATF --
where we go after the major drug criminals. So if you look at
that 105,000 prisoners, about 66 percent are drug-related
offenses, and a huge number of those are the significant
traffickers. You look at that 66 percent just another layer
of the onion -- about half of them are foreign and half of them
are American. So that's where we get the Colombians, Dominicans,
Nigerians, Russians, as well as American criminal enterprise.
Q
But what I'm saying is, how is it still happening?
Why is it still happening? Why is it on the rise?
MR. MCCAFFREY: These are the drug traffickers. In
other words, these don't tend to be drug abusers in the federal
system.
Q
But that's what I'm talking about, the drug
abusers in the system. The prisoners who are abusers, there are
instances --
MR. MCCAFFREY: That's not the federal system, by and
large. The federal system -- the point I'm trying to make, the
huge number of them, these are the retail, wholesale criminal
enterprise. A lot of them are foreign, and -- for example,
possession of marijuana. If you're behind bars in the federal
system for possession of marijuana, the chances are that you were
in possession of a little more than one ton.
Q
Well, maybe I should change the way to ask this.
Okay, let's say those who are in prison who are abusing --
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: Are abusing drugs? The place you
should expect to see that is in county lock-ups. First of all,
if you're addicted to drugs you're going to end up in trouble
with the criminal justice system. It's a guarantee. Whether it
goes nine years, but you'll end up there. You'll get in trouble
sooner if you don't have a health insurance policy, if you don't
have a steady income, if you're not part of a family. But sooner
or later, whether you're an anesthesiologist or an 18-year-old
young man with no job, you'll end up in trouble with the criminal
justice system.
So if you look at the population, take heroin addicts,
800,000 of them, they're older, they're sicker, they have
multiple felony convictions, and they're behind bars or on
probation a good bit of their life. That's really what we're
talking about -- how do you break the cycle of having a
compulsive drug user how do you break the cycle of having them
spending much of their lives under arrest, in the prison, out in
three days or three years and back into compulsive drug use. And
we've said if you don't do that, you simply can't get it, you
can't address the problem.
Did I respond to your question?
Q
No.
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: Try again. Let me see if I can be
Q
Sam, maybe you will be able to help me.
Q
Well, April wants to know, I think, your last
statement contained what she wants to know -- how do you break
the cycle? Why are all these people there?
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: How do you go about it?
Q
The addicts -- illicit drugs are getting into
prisons, okay, state, local, federal, whatever.
Q
Nine percent test positive.
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: More likely, six percent. Nine
percent is a high number. In one of our prisons it was nine
percent.
Q
What I'm saying is, why? Why is it continuing?
Why are the numbers growing? Why? We understand in some --
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: The number is growing of --
Q
Inmates who are addicts, who are currently
addicts. We understand that there are some instances where
police officers were actually bringing in drugs for inmates.
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: Let me, if I can, try and --
Q
Because if this is zero tolerance, you're talking
zero tolerance, so that means no more drugs.
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: Let's talk just about the prison
population -- that's really your interest, right?
Q
Yes.
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: The chronic drug user who is behind
bars and what do you do about it. And that -- what you do about
it -- the easiest thing you do is you try and not have drugs in
the prison system. You have to get them drug-free while you've
got them under your control. And at one extreme you can say in
some county lock-ups, with nothing going on, drugs are routinely
available. You've got to get them drug-free.
So that $6-million grant tests ways to go about that.
But the larger issue, we've argued, is you can't just lock them
up. You have to have a three-phase program: Phase one is
diversion. When I'm arrested I'm tested for drugs. This is a
break the cycle $100 million in FY2000. I will be tested for
drug use. If I test positive, I will go into drug treatment,
mandated.
I'll then go to trial. If I'm convicted, I'll go into
drug treatment in prison. When I'm in prison, part of the
rationale for letting me out will be whether I responded to
treatment. And then when I'm out I'm going to go to a work
release program where I will continue getting tested and I'll
know I can be reincarcerated for 21 days, not necessarily for
four years.
Our data seems to suggest if you do that you have a
dramatic change in the behavior of the compulsive drug user. And
we haven't done that systematically. The federal system in the
last five years has started doing it; the state has done very
little of it except for states like Delaware, Maryland,
California, Texas got going on it. But that's really where we're
trying to go.
What do you think? Am I getting a response? It's
compulsive drug user.
Q
Yes, you're there.
Q
Let me sort of ask a related question. I'll ask
the question and then give it some context. Do you feel that the
federal prison system has enough funding or whatever for its drug
abusers who are in prison? Because as you would know, 20 years
ago federal prisons were considered white collar country club
kinds of things. In those 20 years, though, Congress and the
various Presidents have made more federal crimes and especially,
of course, drug dealing and violent crimes and that kind of
stuff. But do you think that the federal prison system itself
has enough money to help treat its drug abusers, which the
numbers I imagine would be growing.
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: No. Well, I'm sure we don't.
Having said that, it's sort of the jewel of the system. I
started this morning at 7:00 a.m. with a breakfast of the whole
treatment team, which included Kathleen Hock-Sawyer (phonetic),
who's the head of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. And she,
properly, ought to be proud of the fact that our 42 institutions
all can claim they have some form of drug treatment.
Now, having said that, we aren't even beginning to be
where we need to be. But the federal system ought to be proud of
what they've done. Almost every institution now has a screening
device. Every institution has some form of drug treatment --
perhaps not residential, one-year, separate facilities. And she
is also about to release, here, in the next few months, you'll
see the 18-month data released. What that tells you is, many of
our federal drug prisoners now, when they get out, are still
under control of federal authorities. They continue to get drug
testing, and they must stay in treatment.
And the six-month data -- how well they're doing -- is
beyond-belief good. Let's wait and see what happens at 18
months. She'll talk about that in the next couple of months.
Federal systems in the van. State -- you know,
Delaware's another place to go, look at an incredibly successful
experiment, but their experiment is with 100 prisoners, male
prisoners, about 100 females. Now we have to extend it to the
drug-driven prison population. We're in the front end of this
thing, no question.
Any other thoughts?
Q
Do you enjoy your work? (Laughter.)
MR. MCCAFFREY: Actually, Sam, I do. I've been --
we've spent a lot of time making sure we have modest current
expectations, but if you look at the long run -- look back 15
years at the nightmare we had in America from drug abuse, and
where we are today, it's gotten better. I mean, even numbers in
the last three years have dramatically gotten better. Crack
cocaine -- people who are arrested and test positive for crack --
is down dramatically.
The most important figure, bar none, is adolescent
Americans. That's a number for you to watch -- this year, next
year, and the following year. Do those attitudes change, and do
drug abuse rates by adolescents change, particularly the 8th
graders. Watch the 8th graders. Now, what we have argued is, in
the last two years, monitoring the future data, went from six
years of steady growth; two years ago it leveled out. How
significant is that? We didn't say at the time. The data
Secretary Shalala and I just released, it all went down or
leveled out. Tiny amounts, a percent, two percent, but they were
all statistically significant from the test. So that, to me, is
the best news I've had.
The final thing we've said, can you actually make a
difference about the consequences of drug-related compulsive
action. Yes, you can. You can drive crime down. If you get
treatment programs and hook them into the criminal justice
system, it's guaranteed to make life better in America. And
instead of a bunch of political guff in Congress, we've got Rob
Portman, Denny Hastert, Steny Hoyer, Charlie Rangel, Biden, Hatch
and others who are willing to help me pay for it. So we're
getting the funding. We keep it up for 10 years and America is
going to be better off.
Q
Do you think it will be well-received in the
Congress?
GENERAL MCCAFFREY: Sure. Yes. I think, over time
what I hear now is a widespread recognition, the heart and soul
of changing the problem is prevention. Both parties, both Houses
will buy into that. Certainly the state governors will. And
there's a grudging recognition that treatment sounds like smart
drug policy. And I'll tell you who is supporting it -- you watch
the law enforcement association line up behind it. The smart
cops are basically supporting what we're trying to do.
And on that note -- sure.
THE PRESS: Thank you.
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TEXT:
Message Creation Date was at 5-JAN-1999 14:40:00
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
January 5, 1999
TEXT OF A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
January 5, 1999
Dear Mr. Speaker: (Dear Mr. President:)
On June 9, 1998, by Executive Order 13088 (63 Fed. Reg. 32109, June 12, 1998),
I declared a national emergency to deal with the unusual and extraordinary
threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States
constituted by the actions and policies of the Governments of the Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), and the Republic of Serbia with
respect to Kosovo. The order blocks all property and interests in property of
the Governments of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro),
the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Montenegro within the United States
or within the possession or control of United States persons, and pro-hibits
all new investment in the territory of the Republic of Serbia by United States
persons, and the approval or other facilitation by United States persons of
other persons' new investment in the territory of the Republic of Serbia.
1. The declaration of the national emergency on June 9, 1998, was made
pursuant to the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the
United States, including the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (50
U.S.C. 1701 et seq.), the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.),
and section 301 of title 3 of the United States Code. The emergency
declaration was reported by message to the Congress dated June 10, 1998,
pursuant to section 204(b) of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act
(50 U.S.C. 1703(b)).
The present report is submitted pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1641(c) and 1703(c) and
covers the period from June 9 through December 8, 1998. It discusses only
Administration actions and expenses directly related to the exercise of powers
and authorities conferred by the declaration of a national emergency in
Executive Order 13088.
2. The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), acting under authority
delegated by the Secretary of the Treasury, imple-mented the sanctions imposed
under the foregoing statutes and Executive Order 13088 and has issued the
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) Kosovo Sanctions
Regula-tions, 31 CFR part 586 (the "Regulations") (63 Fed. Reg. 54575, October
13, 1998). A copy of the Regulations is attached to this report.
The Regulations block all property and interests in property of the Governments
of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the Republic of
Serbia, and the Republic of Montenegro that are in the United States, that
hereafter come within the United States, or that are or here-after come within
the possession or control of United States persons, including their overseas
branches. The Regulations also pro-hibit financial transactions with,
including trade financing for, the Governments of the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the Republic of Serbia,
more
(OVER)
2
and the Republic of Montenegro by United States persons. However, the
Regulations provide an exemption, contained in section 2 of Executive Order
13088, for financial trans-actions, including trade financing, by United States
persons within the territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and
Montenegro) that are (a) conducted exclusively through the domestic banking
system within the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) in
local currency (dinars), or (b) conducted using bank notes or barter.
The Regulations also prohibit all new investment in the territory of the
Republic of Serbia by United States persons, and the approval or other
facilitation by United States persons of other persons' new investment in the
territory of the Republic of Serbia. The term "new investment," means (a) the
acquisition of debt or equity interests in, (b) a commitment or contribution of
funds or other assets to, or (c) a loan or other extension of credit to, a
public or private undertaking, entity, or project, other than donations of
funds to charitable organi-zations for purely humanitarian purposes. Any
transaction by a United States person that evades or avoids, or that has the
purpose of evading or avoiding, or attempts to violate, any of the prohibitions
set forth in Executive Order 13088 is prohibited. Finally, the Regu-lations
provide a general license, authorizing all trans-actions by United States
persons involving property or interests in property of the Government of the
Republic of Montenegro, except as provided pursuant to the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and Bosnian Serb-Controlled Areas of the
Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sanctions Regulations, 31 CFR part 585.
3. Since the issuance of Executive Order 13088 on June 9, 1998, OFAC has
issued 73 specific licenses, the majority of which (55) authorized financial
transactions with respect to personal remittances by individuals to the
territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and
funding of humanitarian operations by nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
within the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro). Other
licenses authorized certain diplomatic transactions, transactions related to
air safety issues and payment of overflight fees, the closure of Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) entities formerly operating
within the United States and the liquidation and main-tenance of blocked
tangible property, and intellectual property protection for U.S. firms
operating in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro). OFAC
also instituted a mechanism for NGOs to continue to support humani-tarian
opera-tions in Yugoslavia and administers a registration program for NGOs to
route money and supplies there as appropriate.
Since June 9, 1998, U.S. banks and banks in the United States have reported to
OFAC that they have blocked 877 transactions totaling $20,361,767 pursuant to
the sanctions. Most of the blockings were of funds transfers originating from,
or destined for, Serbian banks.
4. The expenses incurred by the Federal Government in the 6-month period from
June 9 through December 8, 1998, that are directly attributable to the
declaration of a national emergency with respect to the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and the Republic of Serbia in connection
with the situation in Kosovo are estimated at approximately $715,000, most of
which represents wage and salary costs for Federal personnel. Personnel costs
were largely centered in the Department of the Treasury (particularly in OFAC
and its Chief Counsel's Office), the Department of State, and the National
Security Council.
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5. The situation reviewed above continues to present an extraordinary and
unusual threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United
States. The declaration of the national emergency with respect to the Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and the Republic of Serbia
contained in Executive Order 13088 was made in reaction to the unacceptable
actions and policies of the Belgrade authorities in Kosovo, and continues to
apply. The current situation in Kosovo is fragile and, as yet, unresolved. It
is of particular importance that developments in Kosovo should not disrupt
progress in implementing the Dayton peace agreement. This threat to the peace
of the region constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national se
curity of the United States.
With this in mind and in support of United Nations Security Council Resolutions
1099 and 1203, I shall continue to exercise the powers at my disposal with
respect to the measures against the Government of the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the Republic of Serbia, and the Republic of
Montenegro, as long as these measures are appropriate, and will continue to
report periodically to the Congress on significant developments pursuant to 50
U.S.C. 1703(c).
Sincerely,
WILLIAM J. CLINTON
30-30-30
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: "Jason H. Schechter"@Ingate3.eop.gov ("Jason H. Schechter"@Ingate3.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 5-JAN-1999 09:45:58.00
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Message Creation Date was at 5-JAN-1999 09:33:00
PRESIDENT CLINTON ANNOUNCES INITIATIVES TO BREAK
THE CYCLE OF CRIME AND DRUGS
January 5, 1999
Today, President Clinton will announce significant budget initiatives to
help
break the cycle of crime and drugs. The President will announce new
resources
to help states and localities systematically test, treat, and sanction
drug-involved offenders including $215 million in his FY 2000 budget
proposal to enforce "zero tolerance" for drug use by prisoners, parolees,
and
probationers.
A new Department of Justice report, also released today, shows that in 1997
more than three-quarters of the nation!,s prisoners reported past drug
use,
more than half reported using drugs in the month before their offense, and
one
in six committed their crimes so they could purchase drugs.
The President!,s initiative responds to these findings.
Prisoner Drug Use. Today the Justice Department!,s Bureau of Justice
Statistics will release a new study on prisoner drug use (Substance Abuse
and
Treatment, State and Federal Prisoners, 1997). Key findings regarding
prisoner
drug use include:
Vast majority of all prisoners report drug use. In 1997, 83 percent of
state
prisoners and 73 percent of federal prisoners reported past drug use
--considerably more than the 21 percent of state prisoners and 60 percent
of
federal prisoners who are serving time for drug offenses. In addition, 57
per
cent of state prisoners and 45 percent of federal prisoners reported using
drugs in the month before their arrest.
Many prisoners commit crimes to buy drugs or while on drugs. Nearly 20
percent
of state prisoners and 15 percent of federal inmates reported committing
their
offense to get money to buy drugs. Thirty-three percent of state
prisoners and
22 percent of federal prisoners were actually under the influence of drugs
at
the time of their offense.
Drug offenders have long "rap sheets." State prisoners serving sentences
for
drug offenses reported extensive criminal histories: 76 percent had been
previously sentenced to prison or probation; 54 percent were on probation
or
parole at the time of their arrest; 45 percent had three or more prior
sentences; and 23 percent had previously committed a violent crime.
Although
federal drug offenders generally reported less severe criminal histories,
59
percent had prior criminal records.
New Resources for Zero Tolerance" Drug Supervision. The President will
announce measures to ensure that the criminal justice system operates to
keep
offenders drug-and crime-free: (1) $215 million in his FY 2000 budget
proposal
-- an increase of about $100 million -- to drug-test and treat more people
un
der criminal justice supervision; and (2) the availability of about $120
million already appropriated for FY 1999 to help make prisoners and
parolees
drug-free.
(1) $215 million for the most comprehensive drug supervision ever. The
President!,s FY 2000 budget will include $215 million for drug
supervision,
including an increase of about $100 million for a proposed new program to
help
states and localities implement tough new systems to drug-test, treat, and
punish prisoners, parolees, and probationers. This initiative
-more-
will ensure that states fully implement the comprehensive plans to
drug-test
prisoners and parolees that they are required by law to submit to the
Justice
Department. The initiative
will also support the efforts of states like Maryland and Connecticut to
begin
drug testing probationers on a regular basis. The President!,s FY 2000
budget
also will include $50 million -- an increase of 25 percent -- to expand the
number of local drug courts and $65 million for residential drug treatment
in
state prisons.
(2) About $120 million this year for drug-free prison initiatives. The
President will announce the release of the following grants to ensure that
states fully implement their comprehensive plans for prison drug testing,
treatment, and sanctions:
--Up to $50 million for prison drug testing and intervention. Today the
Justice Department will release new guidance informing states that they
can use
up to 10 percent of their prison construction funds (Violent Offender
Incarceration/Truth-in-Sentencing grants) to drug-test and treat prisoners
and
parolees. Last year, President Clinton called on Congress to give the
states
this flexibility, and he fought for it to be included in the final budget
agreement.
--$63 million for residential drug treatment in state prisons. The Justice
Department also will announce the availability of $63 million for state
prisons
to provide long-term drug treatment and intensive supervision for prisoners
with the most serious drug problems.
--$6 million for new Drug-Free Prison initiatives. The President will
announce
that the Office of National Drug Control Policy will award $6 million in
grants
to help eight states (AL, AZ, CA, FL, KS, MD, NJ, NY) and the Federal
Bureau of
Prisons make and keep their prisons drug-free. These grants will support
surveillance systems, drug-sniffing K-9 teams, advanced technologies for
drug
detection, and other efforts to detect and deter drug use in prisons.
A Record of Accomplishment.
Pushed for drug testing and intervention in all states. The President
fought
for and signed the legislation requiring states to drug test prisoners and
parolees as a condition for receiving prison grants. As a result, states
were
required to put in place comprehensive drug-testing and intervention plans
for
prisoners and parolees.
Expanded testing and treatment in federal prisons. The President has
promoted
drug testing and treatment in the federal prison system. In 1998, federal
prisoners were subjected to nearly 133,000 drug tests. Additionally, the
number of inmates required to receive treatment increased by fourfold from
5,4
50 in FY 1993 to 21,995 in FY 1998.
Leading the national drug court effort. Under the President!,s
leadership,
the number of drug courts has increased from an estimated 12 in 1994 to
more
than 400 today. Drug courts provide frequent drug testing, treatment, and
tough supervision, and have been shown to reduce recidivism substantially.
###
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Jason H. Schechter ( CN=Jason H. Schechter/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
CREATION DATE/TIME: 5-JAN-1999 14:44:47.00
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Oversight at the Department of Housing and Urban Development
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TEXT:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate
Release
January
5, 1999
PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMES ARMANDO FALCON JR. AS DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF
FEDERAL HOUSING ENTERPRISE OVERSIGHT AT THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
The President today announced his intent to nominate Armando
Falcon, Jr. to serve as Director of the Office of Federal Housing
Enterprise Oversight at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Mr. Armando Falcon, Jr., of San Antonio, Texas, served for eight
years on the legal staff of the Committee on Banking and Financial
Services, United States House of Representatives, reaching the position of
General Counsel in 1995. In 1989, Mr. Falcon was an attorney in private
practice in San Antonio, Texas. From 1986 to 1988, he served as a law
clerk to the Texas Attorney General.
Mr. Falcon received his BA degree from St. Mary,s University, an
MPP degree from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard
University, and his JD from the University of Texas School of Law.
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO)
performs the function of financial regulator of the Federal National
Mortgage Association (FNMA) and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
(FHLMC) ("the enterprises"). The office operates as an arms-length entity
within the Department of Housing and Urban Development and ensures that
the Enterprises are adequately capitalized and operating safely.
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CONFIRMATION - KLEIN, JENNIFER. (1 page)
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an agency |(b)(2) of the FOIA]
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financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
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information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA]
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personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
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purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
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of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
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RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Kelli R. McClure ( CN=Kelli R. McClure/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
CREATION DATE/TIME: 5-JAN-1999 13:52:54.00
SUBJECT: New Hire
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
READ:UNKNOWN
CC: Brooks E. Scoville ( CN=Brooks E. Scoville/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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Virginia Apuzzo ( CN=Virginia Apuzzo/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO )
READ:UNKNOWN
TEXT:
It is my understanding from Virginia that you are in the process of hiring
the replacement for Jonathan at $25,000 to $28,000. Once you have a
commitment from your new hire, e-mail me with their name and phone number
and I will coordinate the paperwork being completed. Please remember that
it takes 3 to 5 days from the date we make contact with the new hire for
them to start on the payroll.
If you have any questions please let me know.
Thanks,
Kelli