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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
Christopher Wayne to [list] at 13:02:02.00. Subject: Draft manifest -
03/02/1999
b(7)(C), b(7)(E), b(7)(F),
The President's trip to Newark, New Jersey. (8 pages)
b(6)
002. email
Christopher Wayne to [list] at 15:10:00.00. Subject: Updated draft
03/02/1999
b(7)(C), b(7)(E), b(7)(F),
manifest - The President's trip to Newark, New Je. (8 pages)
b(6)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
Automated Records Management System [Email]
WHO ([To: Todd Stern])
OA/Box Number: 500000
FOLDER TITLE:
[03/02/1999]
2013-0914-F
ab1407
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - 15 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 PRA]
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRAJ
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 PRA]
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 PRA]
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: 2-MAR-1999 14:43:00.00
SUBJECT: To the Congress: Report of the Federal Labor Relations Authorit
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TEXT:
Message Creation Date was at 2-MAR-1999 14:40:00
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
March 2, 1999
TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
In accordance with section 701 of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 (Public
Law 95-454; 5 U.S.C. 7104(e)), I am pleased to transmit the Nineteenth Annual
Report of the Federal Labor Relations Authority for Fiscal Year 1997.
The report includes information on the cases heard and decisions rendered by
the Federal Labor Relations Authority, the General Counsel of the Authority,
and the Federal Service Impasses Panel.
WILLIAM J. CLINTON
THE WHITE HOUSE,
March 2, 1999.
###
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Roger S. Ballentine ( CN=Roger S. Ballentine/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 18:30:17.00
SUBJECT: Re: DRAFT Q&A - PLS REVIEW
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
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CC: David B Sandalow ( CN=David B Sandalow/OU=CEQ/O=EOP @ EOP [ CEQ 1)
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TEXT:
in second question, how about something along the lines of "negotiating an
international treaty on a complicated subject is always a challenging and
slow-moving process, and this treaty is no exception. However, this
particular effort is moving forward steadily etc." The fact is that
everyone seems to have unreasonable expectations about timing, such as
thinking that it is abnormal that we have not yet submitted the protocol
for ratification.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Charles J. Payson ( CN=Charles J. Payson/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 14:27:39.00
SUBJECT: Check the Date: 5/3, 5/13, 6/8, 6/29
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TEXT:
I would like to run this past everyone, one last time. We would like to
proceed with plans to schedule the following events on the following dates:
Official Visit w/ PM of Japan, Monday, May 3
Working Visit w/ PM of Moldova, Thursday, May 13
State Visit w/ President of Hungary, Tuesday, June 8
Working Visit w/ PM of Trinidad and Tobago, Tuesday, June
29
Please respond to the Scheduling Office by COB ON WEDNESDAY to indicate
whether your office knows of any conflicts with this date.
Thanks!
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (EXTERNAL MAIL)
CREATOR: Jason H. Schechter@EOP@LNGTWY@EOPMRX
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 12:45:00.00
SUBJECT: Statement by the President: California,s Headwaters Forest
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TEXT:
Message Creation Date was at 2-MAR-1999 11:14:00
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
March 2,
1999
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Three years ago, we set out to preserve California,s Headwaters Forest, the
world,s largest unprotected stand of old-growth redwoods. Late yesterday, we
achieved our goal. We completed an agreement with the Pacific Lumber Company to
put the Headwaters Forest in public hands and ensure that it will never be
logged.
These redwoods are a natural treasure, as much a part of our legacy as the
world,s great libraries and cathedrals. Thanks to the tireless efforts of
federal and state negotiators, future generations will know the majesty and awe
of Headwaters. This ancient forest, and the web of life it sustains, are now
saved for all time.
I thank Senator Feinstein and Governor Davis for their critical help in
achieving this historic agreement. And I am truly grateful that we are able to
bestow this priceless gift on generations yet to come.
30-30-30
Sound from this statement is available on the White House Press Office Radio
Actuality Line at 202/456-5671.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Shelley N. Fidler ( CN=Shelley N. Fidler/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 11:59:19.00
SUBJECT: EO's
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
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TEXT:
Can't believe you've got the time to do the EO's. Really, I'm grateful.
I've got a marked up version which highlights some of the provisions in
the old EO's that we included in the new as well as some provisions that
were in EPACT. Would you like to have a copy of that. It's readable and
makes it a bit easier going through the new draft.
When George ready this latest he commented that it was tough (mostly
becuase of all the directives). Please give me a chance to tell you about
all that stuff
Also - I wanted to assure you that I have been meeting with Alliance all
along - but I have not shared the draft with anyone. They're all
irritated but I didn't feel comfortable without sign off from you.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Linda Lance ( CN=Linda Lance/OU=CEQ/O=EOP [ CEQ 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 11:24:46.00
SUBJECT: Re: Executive Orders
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
READ:UNKNOWN
CC: George T. Frampton ( CN=George T. Frampton/OU=CEQ/O=EOP @ EOP [ CEQ ])
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TEXT:
todd -- i'm out of town thurs, friday and monday 3/8. we can meet later
next week, and i promise to work through them in the meantime.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Julie M. Anderson ( CN=Julie M. Anderson/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 13:23:10.00
SUBJECT: Climate Change bullet for Secretary Richardson
TO: Lisa M. Kountoupes ( CN=Lisa M. Kountoupes/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
READ:UNKNOWN
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TEXT:
John Angell informs me that the Secretary is relying heavily on his
briefings books for his multitude of approps hearings. John suggested
that we send over any updated macro-message pieces. Attached is a
paragraph addressing the rationale for the energy efficiency and renewable
energy budget request which could be used to answer a Kyoto implementation
question. We need to get this over to DOE today. Please let me know if
you have any edits or comments.
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DOE Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs
DOE's energy efficiency and renewable energy programs are pro-business, pro-consumer
and pro-environment. These "win-win" programs will improve our energy security, decrease
energy costs for our families and businesses, increase economic competitiveness and protect our
environment through improved air quality and reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing
greenhouse gas emissions has been official U.S. policy since 1992, when the Bush Administration
agreed to, and the Senate approved, the 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change. Thus,
these DOE programs not only help us meet our continuing obligations under the Framework
Convention but also make sense in their own right.
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RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: David B Sandalow ( CN=David B Sandalow/OU=CEQ/O=EOP [ CEQ 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 17:58:27.00
SUBJECT: Re: DRAFT Q&A PLS REVIEW
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
READ:UNKNOWN
CC: Roger S. Ballentine ( CN=Roger S. Ballentine/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
READ:UNKNOWN
CC: John D. Gibson ( CN=John D. Gibson/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHCCTF ])
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CC: Elliot J. Diringer ( CN=Elliot J. Diringer/OU=CEQ/O=EOP @ EOP [ CEQ 1)
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TEXT:
Agree w/ thrust of answers, but would not have VP says he's confident
Kyoto Protocol will be ratified. Acknowledge it's an uphill struggle, but
addressing this issue is important for our children and grandchildren...
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The President's trip to Newark, New Jersey. (8 pages)
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CREATOR: Ellen E. Olcott (OLCOTT_E) (WHO)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 15:36:05.98
SUBJECT: 1999-3/2 Toiv and Leavy press briefing
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
March 2, 1999
PRESS BRIEFING
BY
BARRY TOIV AND DAVID LEAVY
The Briefing Room
1:20 P.M. EST
MR. TOIV: Any questions?
Q
Yes, what is the President doing today?
MR. TOIV: The President is doing nothing today. He's down.
Q
Nothing? And he said he had to get back to work?
MR. TOIV: No, he came back because he -- he and the First Lady came
back because they've got busy schedules the remainder of the week, and they
decided to come back a day early. But I don't think we ever -- he may be
doing some work over there in the Residence, but he's over in the Residence.
Q
Is he reading any of those books that he bought?
MR. TOIV: I believe I gave the pool last night the name of the book
he's reading at the moment. It was not one of the ones he bought yesterday.
Any other significant questions?
Q
Did he re
-up his AmEx card? (Laughter.)
Q
Has he been reading the newspapers?
MR. TOIV: Well, yes on the card, he has received his new American
Express card. We're just not sure whether he received it before he left on
the trip or not. But he has received it, and he won't leave home without it.
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Shameless. (Laughter.)
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MR. TOIV: As if they haven't gotten enough publicity.
Q
Does he only have one credit card on him? I mean, he
didn't have another one he could have used?
MR. TOIV: I don't know, Mark. Apparently that's the one he
was carrying.
Q
Who did he borrow the money from?
MR. TOIV: Don't know the answer to that one, Mark.
Q
Has he paid it back?
MR. TOIV: He didn't ask the pool for it? It didn't come
from the pool?
Q
Well, they don't let us in the bookstore when he goes
in there.
MR. TOIV: That's true. I don't know.
Q
Who takes care of those issues, like making sure that
he has current American Express cards and things of that nature?
MR. TOIV: He does.
Q
He gets it in the mail, and he answers -- he opens his
own mail saying William Jefferson Clinton?
MR. TOIV: I don't know if he answers the mail himself, but
he carries the card and he will replace it in his wallet, I'm
sure.
Q
Does he call that 1
-800 number to activate it?
(Laughter.)
Q
Does the President want the Independent Counsel
statute to expire?
MR. TOIV: I'm sorry as you know the Deputy Attorney
General is going to address that issue today on the Hill. The
President concurs with the judgment of the Justice Department
that the statute should not be renewed, that
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Why?
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implementation over the past several years.
Q
He does not believe it should be rewritten and enforced
in a different form?
MR. TOIV: No, he's come to the same conclusion that the
Justice Department has come to, and that large numbers of members
of both parties in Congress have also come to.
Q
Did you find out, Barry, whether he thinks he made a
mistake when he signed it?
MR. TOIV: Well, I'm not going to second
-guess a decision
that was made back then. But this is the conclusion that the
Justice Department has come to at this time. And they will be
able to give you a fuller explanation of their views and why they
came to this conclusion.
Q
Barry, did the Attorney General consult him
specifically on this subject?
MR. TOIV: No, not directly, but the Justice Department did
consult with Mr. Ruff.
Q
Who then consulted him?
MR. TOIV: Well, Mr. Ruff -- I'm not going to get into
discussions between Mr. Ruff and the President, but Mr. Ruff was
aware of the President's views.
Q
Did they talk about it? They must have discussed it.
MR. TOIV: Yes, I think they discussed the issue.
Q
So the Justice Department came up with this position
after knowing what the President's preferences were?
MR. TOIV: I think they were aware.
Q
Would you take the question of whether the President
feels he made a mistake in 1994 when he signed it into law?
Would you try to ask him?
MR. TOIV: Yes, I will take that question.
Q
Barry, here's another one. You're talking about this
in sort of dry, clinical language, but there's nothing you or the
Justice Department can say about that statute that wasn't said by
the Republicans before. What we'd like is a little discussion
that maybe they were right; maybe all of us, the press and this
White House and the Democrats and the Hill were wrong to ignore
those complaint. We're just looking for a little bit of a more
human face on this discussion about this issue, because it's an
important one. Are you able to talk to us about it in that way?
MR. TOIV: I've already --
Q
What about these complaints for years of the
Republicans that this thing was out of control? All the words
that your allies now use? Were those people right or not?
MR. TOIV: Well, I think that the decision at this time
is based on the implementation of the law since it was
reauthorized several years ago, that the President signed into
law. And that's what it's based on. I think the decision at
that time was based on information available at that time and
that was the decision.
But it's been the way it's been implemented over the last
several years has made it clear that the flaws outweigh the
benefits.
Q
Where should if there were any future complaints
about ethical behavior within this administration, where would
those be sent?
MR. TOIV: Well, I think that the Deputy Attorney General is
going to address that issue today in his testimony. I'm not sure
if he will have any specific proposals, but I think that but
obviously that's an issue that does need to be addressed at this
point, if the law is not reauthorized.
Q
And what would President Clinton's words be to the
Attorney General and her staff on whether they are -- issues are
brought to them? Does President Clinton guarantee Attorney
General Reno that she has the authority to
MR. TOIV: I think we need to address that issue when it
becomes time to address that issue, when the as they're doing
that, discussing that on the Hill. The Deputy Attorney General
is going to talk about this issue, I believe. I don't know
specifically what he will say, but I think that he will address
the need for a process that ensures the ability to have
independent investigations.
Q
I thing what Carl was asking before was, did the
President only become aware of the shortcomings of the law was
when it was directed against him? Or is it that the President
feels that the way that Ken Starr has used the law shows problems
he wasn't aware of before?
MR. TOIV: I'm not going to get into any particular
investigation, but I think it's fair to say that there have been
a number of investigations, and not only one since the act was
reauthorized.
Q
Would those investigations include --
MR. TOIV: In fact, there are some that continue since
before it was reauthorized.
Q
Would those investigations include the Espy
investigation, the Cisneros investigation and the Starr
investigation?
MR. TOIV: I'm not citing any particular investigations. I
think everybody knows I mean, I don't have to stand here and
give you a list of how many investigations there have been, as
well as those that exist from prior to the reauthorization.
Q
Would those three investigations be in the category --
MR. TOIV: I'm not going to -- no, I'm not going to address
any specific investigations.
What happens to them, though?
Barry, has the President already sat down with Bob
Bennett to talk about the testimony he may give on the
President's behalf, or does he plan to do that?
MR. TOIV: I don't know. I'll have to check on that.
Q
What happens to the investigations? Are they -- do
they all go out of business?
MR. TOIV: I would rather the Justice Department answer that
question. I mean, that's not a question for me to answer,
because we don't run those investigations.
Iraq?
I mean, when the law expires --
MR. TOIV: I understand your question, Helen, but it's
probably not a question for me to answer.
Q
Well, is the President's view against extending the
Independent Counsel -- is it a personal view or is it a policy
decision?
MR. TOIV: It's a policy decision.
Q
So it has nothing to do with the fact that he was
targeted by the Independent Counsel, appointed under the law?
MR. TOIV: It's a policy decision based on his observation
of how the law has been implemented.
Q
Barry, there have been a lot of calls over the weekend,
including from Democrats, for the President to be more
forthcoming on Juanita Broaddrick's charges. Can you tell us
whether it is the President's position that he had not sexual
relationship with Juanita Broaddrick or, as some White House
aides have been whispering, that he did have one, but it was
consensual?
MR. TOIV: Well, as you're aware, the President's attorney
has addressed this issue, and we don't have anything further to
add to that.
MR. TOIV: But, Barry, his comment could be read as either
one. When he says the charges that he assaulted her are false,
that could either mean nothing happened or it could mean it
wasn't assault. Which is it?
MR. TOIV: I don't have anything to add to his comment.
Q
Why is the President speaking through his attorney on
this issue when there is actually no reason -- I mean, there's no
legal pending matter? Why is he --
MR. TOIV: I don't have anything to add to his comment.
Q
Could it be that the President plans to sue Ms.
Broaddrick?
MR. TOIV: I don't have
Q
I mean, these are pretty serious charges. If they're
false
MR. TOIV: I really don't have I really don't have
anything to add to Mr. Kendall's comment.
Q
But, Barry, don't you see that by you staying silent
and by the President continuing to, as some would say, hide
behind this one
-sentence statement by Kendall, it looks like he's
dodging this very important issue. Polls are showing that most
Americans find her charges credible. I mean, is he still going
to have a press conference this month? Don't you think it's
going to come up at the press conference? I mean, eventually
doesn't he have to address it?
MR. TOIV: That's up to you all.
Q
How about the UNSCOM? Have you got anything new on our
role and spying -- using it as a spy mechanism?
MR. LEAVY: We talked a lot about this this morning. But
let me just say that our efforts in Iraq were concentrated on
supporting UNSCOM's mission of disarmament. And as I talked
about earlier, Iraq was under an affirmative obligation to comply
with the Security Council resolutions. They didn't do that.
They continued to develop a program of weapons of mass
destruction. They lied, they cheated, they blocked, they
obstructed the UNSCOM inspectors at every turn. And UNSCOM had
to develop its own indigenous intelligence capability to thwart
that concealment effort. Member nations were obligated to
comply. Forty did so, including the United States. And we
provide information and technology.
Q
But that's not the question. That's not the question,
David. Did any of the United States' personnel, working under
UNSCOM auspices, did they file Report A with UNSCOM detailing
operations and then file Report B back to the United States that
contained additional information based on additional operations
or observations they made that was not disclosed to UNSCOM?
MR. LEAVY: Let me just say this, John, I'm not going to get
into the details or the modalities of UNSCOM and how they did
their operation.
Q
I'm not asking details, I'm asking if they provided the
United States government with information that was not provided
to UNSCOM?
MR. LEAVY: I know, I know, but let me just -- let me just
finish. Again, this is an intelligence operation at its core.
And I'm not going to get into the modalities about how UNSCOM did
its job or its mission. We briefed all appropriate UNSCOM
officials.
Q
On everything?
MR. LEAVY: Again, I'm not --
Q
They were aware of all of our activities?
MR. LEAVY: We briefed all the relevant UNSCOM officials.
And beyond that, I'm just not going to get into the modalities of
Q
so are they not telling the truth when they say they
didn't know?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think anyone's saying based on one press
report that they didn't know, or yes they didn't know. What I'm
saying here is, one, our efforts were concentrated on supporting
UNSCOM's mission of disarmament. Two, all relevant UNSCOM
officials excuse me, we briefed the appropriate UNSCOM
officials.
Q
Does that include Butler?
MR. LEAVY: Again, we briefed the appropriate UNSCOM
officials. I'm just going to stay there.
Q
How about this simple question? Did UNSCOM know
everything that the U.S. knew?
MR. LEAVY: We briefed the relevant UNSCOM officials. And
that's all I can say about that. My answer is we briefed the
appropriate UNSCOM officials, and I just have to leave it there.
Q
David, is the Post story inaccurate?
MR. LEAVY: I think that there are some inaccuracies in the
Post story.
Q
What are they?
MR. LEAVY: Well, that's the reason why I didn't want to get
into the details. I mean, you guys, look, this is an
intelligence story at its core.
Q
It sure it.
MR. LEAVY: I mean, this involves a U.N.
-mandated operation
to uncover weapons of mass destruction. Let me just finish this
point. Let me just finish. Mark, as I said earlier, it was the
obligation of member nations to contribute information and
technologies to help support this operation. The reason we had
to do that was because Saddam was hiding, concealing,
obstructing, undermining our every turn. And now I can't get
into the details of the intelligence operation of how UNSCOM did
its job.
Q
They said they were blocking the work because it was
staffed by spies, British and American spies. So there was this
you know, you say that you needed to block or undo the
concealment, but they're saying they're concealing because UNSCOM
was staffed with spies. And you're not denying that.
MR. LEAVY: Well, I think it stretches logic and credibility
to say that Iraq wasn't developing a weapons of mass destruction
program that was going to be targeted at American interests and
American forces in the region. That is clear. We know that from
their own people.
Q
Nobody is saying that.
MR. LEAVY: That's true, but the question was --
Q
No, the question was, Saddam has said that there were
U.S. spies doing things above and beyond the UNSCOM mission
above and beyond the UNSCOM mission, and that's why he was not
cooperating. Is it true that there were U.S. spies doing things
above and beyond the UNSCOM mission?
MR. LEAVY: John, our efforts in Iraq were concentrated on
supporting UNSCOM and their mission of disarmament. You guys,
that's all I can say on this one, really.
Q
Can I ask about Iran, before we keep going on and on
with this?
MR. LEAVY: Let's just stay on this -- run this dry.
Q
David, the impact of a story like this and quotes
like this serves to destroy U.S. credibility in an operation like
this, doesn't it?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think it's the U.S. credibility that's
in question here. We have serious interests in Iraq. We've got
a government that has attacked its own people, used chemical
weapons on its neighbors, fired SCUDs at Israel; that if anyone
has any doubt that it's still a threat, look at what Saddam has
said in the last couple of weeks about lashing out against Kuwait
and Turkey. This is a repeat offender, and I don't think we
should be on the defensive about containing this threat.
Q
Dave, none of that is at issue. The point here is that
back in August, Iraq made a formal claim to the United Nations
that the U.S. was spying on them, and they stopped cooperating
with UNSCOM at that time. Is it not possible that the U.S. got
caught spying and that's what basically resulted in the death of
UNSCOM's weapons inspections? Do you flatly deny that?
MR. LEAVY: Well, look, I think we all know that we have our
own national means of gathering information. That's part of our
job. That's part of the application of our interests abroad.
And I'm just not going to get into the details of our
intelligence operation, you guys. Now, we deal with this every
week, every month about questions like this. And I've talked
about I talked about them, so I can't move it any farther.
Q
If that's the position now, why didn't you say that
then when you had the question, you can't address it, rather than
just flatly denying it as you did when these questions came up
again and again and again. Numerous official government
spokesmen said what they're charging is not true. Now you say,
well, we can't get into that.
MR. LEAVY: I would have you go back and look at the
transcripts and you can see what we said and what we didn't say.
But what I'm saying today, from this podium, is our efforts in
Iraq were concentrated on supporting UNSCOM's mission of
disarmament, period, full stop.
Q
David, when you said that you briefed -- you said you
briefed all appropriate officials, did you brief them on what you
were doing or what you were finding?
MR. LEAVY: Look, beyond that, I'm not going to get into
details of how UNSC0M did its job.
Q
David, when you say that we contributed technology to
help UNSCOM, did we contribute any technology that did not
directly assist UNSCOM?
MR. LEAVY: You guys, again, I'm not going to get into the
intelligence capabilities or how UNSCOM did its job.
Q
Well, considering that Saddam was able to make this
claim, is it in retrospect possibly a mistake that intelligence
officers were included in this? That's not a detail of the --
MR. LEAVY: Well, but the premise of that question --
really, I've said what I can on this issue. We can go around and
around, but the fact of the matter is there is a real and present
danger in Iraq. We had a U.N.
-mandated operation that called on
member states to support that, that's what we did. And beyond
that I'm just not going to get into the details of that.
Q
Do you think U.S. credibility means anything in the
world?
MR. LEAVY: I think it does. And I think if you look around
the world whether it's in Kosovo or the Middle East or
Northern Ireland or Ethiopia and Eritrea -- people look to the
United States as the honest broker, the only country that can
bring its political and economic and military power to bear on
resolving these crisis.
And, as the President said in his speech on Friday, we have
a preeminent role in the world and part of our responsibility is
to act as a peacemaker and to act as a responsible member of the
international community and that's what we did. I don't think
has any bearing on U.S. credibility at all.
Q
And you don't think deception of the U.N. falls into
that category?
MR. LEAVY: Look, as I said, 40 nations contributed to
UNSCOM. And they wouldn't -- UNSCOM by itself is a unique
situation. No time before had the U.N. had to develop its own
intelligence capabilities. So of course it gets a little murky
and it gets a little complicated and we can't get into the
details; but that's the nature of the business and we wouldn't
have had to do it if Iraq didn't live up to its obligations.
Q
But the United States has said consistently, Saddam
Hussein should be judged by his actions, not his words. Did the
United States use the entree it received through UNSCOM to
conduct intelligence operations above and beyond what was agreed
to?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think that anyone ever said that he
shouldn't be judged on his words. His words are just as
dangerous, if you look back at the Army Day speech he gave a
couple weeks ago, he called on the overthrow of Egypt and Saudi
Arabia, he lashed out and threatened Kuwait and Turkey. So I
think his words and what he says is something that we shouldn't
ignore.
Q
David, is there an investigation -- is there at least
an internal investigation of why we got caught? (Laughter.)
MR. LEAVY: Not that I'm aware of.
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Were the appropriate UNSCOM officials briefed
truthfully and completely?
MR. LEAVY: I have nothing more on this -- really, I don't.
Q
David, the problem now is that moving forward around
the world Saddam Hussein appears to have been at least partly
justified in his actions of last fall. Moving forward, how do
you hold together a global coalition to support the containment
policy?
MR. LEAVY: You know, again, I take issue with the premise.
But let me just say this -- and I said this earlier this morning
-- if anyone underestimates the threat Saddam poses, they should
look back at what he said the last couple weeks.
Q
Nobody is saying that.
MR. LEAVY: Right, but let me just finish out the point. He
remains a -- Bob's question was on keeping the coalition
together. He has called for the overthrow of the governments in
Egypt and Saudi Arabia. He's lashed out at Turkey and Kuwait.
If anybody knows the threat that he poses, it's the people in the
region and his neighbors. And I think that we will move
deliberately to continue to contain the threat, but also move in
the long run for a change in regime.
Q
Can we move on to Iran?
Q
How can the words "honesty" and "spy" jive when you're
talking about credibility issues? Those two words just are on
opposite ends of the spectrum from each other.
MR. LEAVY: On what?
Q
"Honesty" the words "honesty" and "spying."
MR. LEAVY: Part of our responsibility in government and
part of our job to protect the national interest is to use our
power, our technology, our ability to safeguard American
interests and I don't think that's a secret to anyone in this
room and shouldn't come as a surprise.
Q
David, are you concerned that next time the U.S. gets
accused of spying, say, by the Serbs, when the U.S. officials are
part of a U.N. group, that the U.S. is going to lack credibility
in denying such charges?
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Iran, can you confirm that the eight prisoners the
eight were executed? And can you give us any --
MR. LEAVY: Uganda?
Q
Yes and any details about the Americans, were the
others killed?
MR. LEAVY: Again, I can't get into the details about
exactly what happened. Let me just say, though, that the
protection of American citizens is paramount. We are doing our
utmost to work with the governments in Uganda and the Congo to
identify the perpetrators. We will certainly work tirelessly to
apprehend those responsible and bring them to justice.
But, as I said earlier, I can't get into numbers and names,
just because those details haven't been confirmed yet.
Q
It was widely reported that eight were killed, two
Americans and --
MR. LEAVY: Let me leave it at that. I'd push you over to
the State Department for there's privacy issues about
informing next of kin and there's some discrepancies on numbers
and the information. So I just want to be careful on that.
Q
David, what would you say to Americans considering
going on gorilla watching expeditions right now?
MR. LEAVY: We actually issued what's called, I'm told --
let me just get it here a warning message which strongly urges
American citizens to postpone their visits to Uganda's gorilla
parks because of the current security situation. So that's what
I would say. Warning message.
Q
Did our government receive any kind of a warnings or
any kind of intelligence indicating that this might be a threat
to Americans, or anyone else, traveling in this region?
MR. LEAVY: That's a good question. I don't know, let me
take that.
Q
Barry, a question about the Barbara Walters interview
tomorrow night. Apparently, Monica Lewinsky is going to
apologize to both the First Lady and Chelsea during this
interview or has, at least, on tape. Do you think that this
will bring an end to the whole ordeal, so to speak?
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Q
Do you think it was appropriate for Monica Lewinsky to
apologize?
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Will the apology be accepted?
MR. TOIV: I don't have any comment on the interview.
Q
Barry, did the behavior of the Independent Counsel in
the Iran
-Contra probe play any part in the decision not to renew
-- to be against renewing the statute?
MR. TOIV: I've really answered that question already. I've
answered it deliberately in a broad way and I'm not going to get
into specific investigations. It's not appropriate.
Q
David, do you have anything to tell us about
reports that a KLA delegation is coming to Washington before the
talks resume in France?
MR. LEAVY: Yes, as I think it was reported this morning,
Ambassador Chris Hill has traveled to Pristina. He's met with a
number of the Albanian delegates who came to France several weeks
ago. And we have initiated discussions about some members of the
KLA and others coming to Washington. But, beyond that, I don't
have any details.
Q
Barry, the President's going to be meeting with the
House and Senate Democratic Caucuses. Are they going to bring up
the issue, by any chance, of the African Growth and Opportunity
Act, because that's a hotbed of contention, especially within the
CBC right now?
MR. TOIV: I don't know if that's going to be one of the
issues discussed. It's an important priority for the President,
of course, but I don't know. I'll have to check and see whether
that specifically is going to be listed on the agenda.
Q
Okay. Because you said earlier that it was going to be
dealing with issues from the State of the Union address, and that
was one of them.
MR. TOIV: Right. Well, yes, that's right. What I
said was that there are -- that there is a lot of -- there's a
great deal of commonality between the agenda that the Democrats
on the Hill are going to put forward and the agenda that the
President announced in his State of the Union address -- saving
and protecting Social Security for the future, reforming and
protecting Medicare for the future, using the surplus to buy down
the debt, quality education, classroom size -- reducing classroom
size.
In fact, as you all know, there's a very important bill on
the floor of the Senate this week, an important opportunity for
the Senate this week to endorse the completion of the President's
classroom size proposal by authorizing 100,000 teachers. We got
the first stage of this last year, and that's an important bill,
and that will be discussed that's an important opportunity
with the Ed
-flex bill that's on the floor in the Senate. That's
an issue that will be discussed.
Health care, the patients' bill of rights, getting an
effective and strong patients' bill of rights is another issue
that will be discussed. I know that those are issues that will
be addressed -- raising the minimum wage, also. And I will check
and see on the other one.
Q
How about fast track, or is that kind of dead?
MR. TOIV: No, the President -- as you know, the President
believes we need to renew traditional trading authority. We need
to find ways of making sure that that happens in a way that
protects people's concerns about the environment and about
working people. And we will continue to work towards that.
Q
Do you think that's possible this year to pass?
MR. TOIV: Don't know yet.
Q
Barry, you've told us to expect one big booming voice
vote in the affirmative tomorrow on the agenda. What's the point
in going? And if it's too much like a glowing pep rally, do you
alienate Republicans?
MR. TOIV: What I said was that's what happened last year.
I don't know what the you'd have to ask the -- since this is
their meeting, you have to ask them the exact manner in which
they're going to conduct the vote tomorrow.
Q
Well, but what's the point of him going?
MR. TOIV: The point of him going is to help give momentum
to an agenda that will accomplish a great deal for the American
people this year if the Congress moves on it.
Q
Barry, do you see the Republicans' Ed
-flex bill as a
trojan horse on the education issue, or do you think it's a
legitimate piece of legislation that can be worked with and maybe
the President could adopt?
MR. TOIV: Well, the legislation itself, we certainly
support the concept, the President supports giving flexibility to
local school districts. We do believe that the bill as proposed
ought to be strengthened with greater accountability measures.
But it is a concept that we're supportive of.
We do believe, though, that there's something even more
important in fact, I would say far more important to
accomplish, and that's why an amendment is going to be proposed
in the Senate this week -- and that is to provide for 100,000
teachers so that we can reduce class sizes, particularly in the
early grades. We think that that's a higher priority. It's why
the President has already spoken out so strongly in support of
the amendment that will be proposed in the Senate. I'm sure it's
one of the things that will be talked about tomorrow. And that's
the direction we would like to see the bill go in.
Q
Barry, what do you fear what is it that you fear
that states and local communities would spend this money on, if
not teachers?
MR. TOIV: Well, this is -- I think you're mixing up issues.
In the Ed
-flex bill?
Q
Yes, I mean you're saying you want a certain amount set
aside and you want teachers to get 100,000 new teachers or
towards that goal. If that didn't pass, why is it you're
concerned that the money wouldn't go towards teachers but would
go to other purposes?
MR. TOIV: What money? This bill does not contain money for
teachers, as I understand it.
Q
Well, is it a block grant?
MR. TOIV: Well, as I understand this bill, it's a bill that
takes a number of federal programs and allows flexibility, allows
school districts to have certain flexibility with how they use
the money in certain federal programs and to move from one
program to another -- as I understand it. I mean, I'm no expert
on this.
But this has nothing to do with providing additional
teachers or additional monies, is my understanding of this bill.
And what we're saying is, providing greater flexibility is
important, but providing greater flexibility is important, but
what's even more important is providing the resources and
providing the requirement of hiring additional teachers.
Q
Well, does that issue have to be linked to the Ed
-flex
bill for the President to sign it?
MR. TOIV: Well, this is an opportunity. I mean, we think
that that's a much higher priority, and that's why we think it
ought to go first. This is obviously the first education bill
the Congress is considering. And we think that the President's
class size initiative, which has a great deal of support and
which they approved the first stage of last year, we think that
that is a much higher priority and it ought to go first.
Q
Well, are you saying it ought to go first --
NR. TOIV: Alongside. I mean, it would --
-- but you're not saying that you would reject an
Ed
-flex bill necessarily that didn't contain the teacher
initiative, are you?
MR. TOIV: Well, in terms of the Ed
-flex bill -- hopefully
when this bill comes to the White House, it will be in a form
that is acceptable. But we also have to look at the Ed
-flex bill
itself. And we'd like to work with the Congress to provide for
greater accountability measures.
We need to make sure that the waivers that are provided
under the bill actually are working and if you provide waivers
that have not worked to improve student performance, that those
waivers shouldn't be extended. But if you so you need to
provide some accountability for those waivers. And this has been
-- this is something that the administration has discussed with
the Hill. And we hope that as the bill moves along that
regardless of the teacher issue, that they address that issue, as
well.
Q
Just to clarify, Barry, you think teachers are a higher
priority than buildings or computers or whatever
MR. TOIV: No, we're saying teachers are a higher
priority than providing additional flexibility, although we do
support providing additional flexibility.
Q
Barry, do you foresee any chance that the President
might change his mind and decide to comment more than he has
already on the Broaddrick matter?
MR. TOIV: I think I've already said that I don't have
anything to add to the comment that's been made.
Q
The President's Social Security framework has drawn
criticism by both the Congressional Budget Office, as well as
Congressional Research Service. Is the White House in any way
reexamining the way this is structured? Is there any concern at
all about that plan?
MR. TOIV: No, we certainly want to work with the Congress
on this issue, but we believe that the President's proposal is
the best way of ensuring that we use the surplus to buy down the
debt, to reduce the debt, and also to secure Social Security
through the Social Security trust fund through the year 2055.
We also need to do the same for Medicare, devote 15 percent
of the surpluses over the next 30 years to secure the Medicare
trust fund. It is through -- for another 10 years, through 2020.
It's fortunate that there is -- there seems to be bipartisan
support for using 62 percent of the surplus in the coming years
to shore up Social Security. Unfortunately, so far we have not
heard anything positive from the Republicans on the issue of
Medicare and the surplus. And we are certainly looking to hear
some more positive notes from that side on that issue.
Q
Well, the Congressional Research Services concluded
that the plant would only set aside, I think it was, 7 percent of
the surplus over what do you make of these differences?
MR. TOIV: We disagree. And obviously -- look, the
technical score keeping issues on this, as an old budget person,
you could go in circles on the technical score keeping issues
from now until next week. I won't punish you with that. But we
believe that our proposal makes sense, that it's the best way to
protect Social Security for the future. The President, as you
know, wants to work with the Congress in a bipartisan way on
additional reforms to provide for 75
-year solvency of the trust
fund. But we believe that our proposal works and it makes sense.
And it helps Social Security in the short run and the long run.
And that's what we're -- so that's the proposal that we're
sticking to.
Anything else?
THE PRESS: Thank you.
END
1:55 P.M. EST
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CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 09:23:38.00
SUBJECT: Alliance letter
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awaiting your approval. Remember they asked for copies of each agencies
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DRAFT RESPONSE TO ALLIANCE
from Todd (?)
The President asked me to respond to your letter of February 4, 1999 regarding agency
responses to his memorandum asking four questions about federal energy management.
The answers to that directive were not intended to be public, in part because the directive
was not designed to elicit comprehensive agency strategies to reduce energy consumption.
Rather, we are using the answers to help us construct an effective Executive Order to encourage
and enforce aggressive Federal energy management. Of course we are also using other tools to
assist on our task such as your recent report, Leading By Example.
The President appreciates your continued interest in our mutual efforts to increase
awareness and support of federal energy management both to cut the Federal government's energy
bill and indeed to "lead by example" in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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CREATOR: Jason H. Schechter ( CN=Jason H. Schechter/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 11:15:10.00
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TEXT:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office
of the Press Secretary
For Immediate
Release
March 2, 1999
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Three years ago, we set out to preserve California,s Headwaters
Forest, the world,s largest unprotected stand of old-growth redwoods.
Late yesterday, we achieved our goal. We completed an agreement with the
Pacific Lumber Company to put the Headwaters Forest in public hands and
ensure that it will never be logged.
These redwoods are a natural treasure, as much a part of our
legacy as the world,s great libraries and cathedrals. Thanks to the
tireless efforts of federal and state negotiators, future generations will
know the majesty and awe of Headwaters. This ancient forest, and the web
of life it sustains, are now saved for all time.
I thank Senator Feinstein and Governor Davis for their critical
help in achieving this historic agreement. And I am truly grateful that we
are able to bestow this priceless gift on generations yet to come.
30-30-30
Sound from this statement is available on the White House Press Office
Radio Actuality Line at 202/456-5671.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Shelley N. Fidler ( CN=Shelley N. Fidler/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 11:06:45.00
SUBJECT: Redraft
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TEXT:
Let me know if this is better. I'd like to get it done today!
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1
DRAFT RESPONSE TO ALLIANCE
from Todd (?)
The President asked me to respond to your letter of February 4, 1999.
As you know, we are very appreciative of your ground breaking leadership on this issue.
With the Alliance's interest in federal energy management, the information contained in your
report Leading By Example, and your continued good counsel, I believe we are closer to delivering
on the shared commitments of the President and the Alliance to significantly step up energy
savings efforts by federal agencies. We both want to reach the full potential of the savings
available, not only to save up to $1.5 billion in taxpayer dollars but also to show federal leadership
in making greenhouse gas reductions. However, we also agree that we clearly have a ways to go
before we can claim success.
The President's July directive was designed, in part, to raise the visibility of this issue
within federal agencies, to instruct agencies to expand their use of available energy saving tools
and to report on their plans for doing so. We have received reports from most agencies and from
their content it is clear that the directive served the purpose of elevating interest in and concern
about the performance of federal agencies with regard to energy savings. The reports were never
intended for publication but we are using the information to help us design a new, more effective
and aggressive Executive Order to speed progress on this issue. As you may also know, we are
working on a parallel effort to boost agency fleet fuel efficiency and to speed the purchase of
alternative fueled vehicles along with more federal use of the alternative fuels themselves.
I look forward to working with you on the new Executive Orders and anticipate inviting
you to consult on this next effort within the month.
Thank you once again for your guidance and assistance. It is truly a pleasure to work with
you and your team.
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RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Ronald Minsk ( CN=Ronald Minsk/OU=OPD/O=EOP [ OPD 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 09:51:12.00
SUBJECT: Re: labor (again)
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
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TEXT:
Our bill directs DOE to write a model code for reliability and directs
states to consider treating worker transition costs when they consider
stranded costs. That ensures that workers will at least have a place in
the room when that discussion happens at the state level.
They will also be eligible for comprehensive benefits available for all
unemployed workers at DOL.
If you would like, I'm happy to get the DOE guy over here to talk with
you, and if you feel that it would be helpful, Karen.
Ron
Todd Stern
03/02/99 09:40:43 AM
Record Type: Record
To:
Ronald Minsk/OPD/EOP
cc:
Subject:
labor (again)
I'm afraid I'm not really clear on where we've ended up. Maybe it's
because we haven't ended up anywhere yet. Can you call me when you have a
chance so we can reconnoiter on this? Thanks. tds
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
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CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 17:51:14.00
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TEXT:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For
Immediate Release
March 2, 1999
TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES:
With a view to receiving the advice and consent of the Senate to
ratification, I transmit herewith the Extradition Treaty Between the
Government of the United States of America and the Government of the
Republic of Korea, signed at Washington on June 9, 1998 (hereinafter the
"Treaty").
In addition, I transmit for the information of the Senate, the
report of the Department of State with respect to the Treaty. The Treaty
will not require implementing legislation.
The Treaty will, upon entry into force, enhance cooperation
between the law enforcement communities of the United States and Korea.
It will provide, for the first time, a framework and basic protections for
extraditions between Korea and the United States, thereby making a
significant contribution to international law enforcement efforts.
The provisions in this Treaty follow generally the form and
content of extradition treaties recently concluded by the United States.
I recommend that the Senate give early and favorable consideration
to the Treaty and give its advice and consent to ratification.
WILLIAM J. CLINTON
THE WHITE HOUSE,
March 2, 1999.
###
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CREATOR: Julie M. Anderson ( CN=Julie M. Anderson/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF )
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 18:52:33.00
SUBJECT: tax package stuff
TO: Lisa M. Kountoupes ( CN=Lisa M. Kountoupes/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TEXT:
1. FYI - Geri met today with NRDC and DOE and EPA. I attended for part
of the meeting. The meeting was to have a technical discussion with the
agencies about the concerns raised by NRDC about the new home tax credit.
As you may recall, they are concerned about how one defines 30,40,50
percent more energy efficient. I haven't caught up with Geri to know how
the meeting ended, but NRDC supports the proposal and I think it is
important to keep a dialogue going.
2. I spoke to Sen. Byrd's staff, Franz, about following up on the Coal
meeting we had last month. They think it makes sense to have a follow up
technical level meeting to further discuss their clean coal technology
proposals. Specifically, Franz and I spoke about having treasury (Geri)
host a meeting with John Wooten (peabody) and Ben Yamagata (the council
guy) to further discuss their tax incentive ideas. We were thinking about
the week of the 15th. I'll go ahead and work with geri to set that up un
less I hear otherwise.
3. EESI briefing - I just got an e-mail with a notice that EESI (energy
and environment study institute) is hosting a congressional staff briefing
this thursday on the Administration's tax package. I will forward the
notice. I didn't know they were doing this. I will call Carol Werner to
check in.
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CREATOR: Martha L. Wofford ( CN=Martha L. Wofford/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF ])
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 12:12:32.00
SUBJECT: Nat'l Inventory
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
READ:UNKNOWN
CC: Meagan M. Earley ( CN=Meagan M. Earley/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
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CC: David B Sandalow ( CN=David B Sandalow/OU=CEQ/O=EOP @ EOP [ CEQ ])
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TEXT:
As we discussed Friday at Staff meeting, EPA is ready to submit to the
Federal Register our national inventory of emissions for 1997. They are
waiting for our go ahead and David Gardiner has a call in to you re:
this.
I talked to Joe Aldy about it and we both felt that EPA should go ahead
and submit the numbers today as planned and then we should have a briefing
this week for EPA to explain them to us. EPA will not be putting out
anything besides the pure numbers.
For the briefing, it would be conducted by EPA's technical staff, probably
with Gardiner and include you and David, Joe Aldy, Elliot, Rosina and Task
Force staff.
Joe and I are going to work on a set of talking points for your use. (Joe
thinks we have a pretty good story to tell given how well the economy is
doing and how low fuel prices are). Any link to CCAP seems unwise to
make, however we can discuss further at the briefing.
thanks
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CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 15:37:23.00
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TEXT:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
March 2, 1999
PRESS BRIEFING
BY
BARRY TOIV AND DAVID LEAVY
The Briefing Room
1:20 P.M. EST
MR. TOIV: Any questions?
Q
Yes, what is the President doing today?
MR. TOIV: The President is doing nothing today. He's down.
Q
Nothing? And he said he had to get back to work?
MR. TOIV: No, he came back because he -- he and the First Lady came
back because they've got busy schedules the remainder of the week, and
they
decided to come back a day early. But I don't think we ever -- he may be
doing some work over there in the Residence, but he's over in the
Residence.
Q
Is he reading any of those books that he bought?
MR. TOIV: I believe I gave the pool last night the name of the book
he's reading at the moment. It was not one of the ones he bought
yesterday.
Any other significant questions?
Q
Did he re-up his AmEx card? (Laughter.)
Q
Has he been reading the newspapers?
MR. TOIV: Well, yes -- on the card, he has received his new
American
Express card. We're just not sure whether he received it before he left
on
the trip or not. But he has received it, and he won't leave home without
it.
Q
Shameless. (Laughter.)
MR. TOIV: As if they haven't gotten enough publicity.
Q
Does he only have one credit card on him? I mean, he
didn't have another one he could have used?
MR. TOIV: I don't know, Mark. Apparently that's the one he
was carrying.
Q
Who did he borrow the money from?
MR. TOIV: Don't know the answer to that one, Mark.
Q
Has he paid it back?
MR. TOIV: He didn't ask the pool for it? It didn't come
from the pool?
Q
Well, they don't let us in the bookstore when he goes
in there.
MR. TOIV: That's true. I don't know.
Q
Who takes care of those issues, like making sure that
he has current American Express cards and things of that nature?
MR. TOIV: He does.
Q
He gets it in the mail, and he answers -- he opens his
own mail saying William Jefferson Clinton?
MR. TOIV: I don't know if he answers the mail himself, but
he carries the card and he will replace it in his wallet, I'm
sure.
Q
Does he call that 1-800 number to activate it?
(Laughter.)
Q
Does the President want the Independent Counsel
statute to expire?
MR. TOIV: I'm sorry -- as you know the Deputy Attorney
General is going to address that issue today on the Hill. The
President concurs with the judgment of the Justice Department
that the statute should not be renewed, that
Q
Why?
MR. TOIV: that its flaws outweigh its benefits. And he
has come to that conclusion by observation of the statute's
implementation over the past several years.
Q
He does not believe it should be rewritten and enforced
in a different form?
MR. TOIV: No, he's come to the same conclusion that the
Justice Department has come to, and that large numbers of members
of both parties in Congress have also come to.
Q
Did you find out, Barry, whether he thinks he made a
mistake when he signed it?
MR. TOIV: Well, I'm not going to second-guess a decision
that was made back then. But this is the conclusion that the
Justice Department has come to at this time. And they will be
able to give you a fuller explanation of their views and why they
came to this conclusion.
Q
Barry, did the Attorney General consult him
specifically on this subject?
MR. TOIV: No, not directly, but the Justice Department did
consult with Mr. Ruff.
Who then consulted him?
MR. TOIV: Well, Mr. Ruff -- I'm not going to get into
discussions between Mr. Ruff and the President, but Mr. Ruff was
aware of the President's views.
Did they talk about it? They must have discussed it.
MR. TOIV: Yes, I think they discussed the issue.
Q
So the Justice Department came up with this position
after knowing what the President's preferences were?
MR. TOIV: I think they were aware.
Q
Would you take the question of whether the President
feels he made a mistake in 1994 when he signed it into law?
Would you try to ask him?
MR. TOIV: Yes, I will take that question.
Q
Barry, here's another one. You're talking about this
in sort of dry, clinical language, but there's nothing you or the
Justice Department can say about that statute that wasn't said by
the Republicans before. What we'd like is a little discussion
that maybe they were right; maybe all of us, the press and this
White House and the Democrats and the Hill were wrong to ignore
those complaint. We're just looking for a little bit of a more
human face on this discussion about this issue, because it's an
important one. Are you able to talk to us about it in that way?
MR. TOIV: : I've already --
Q
What about these complaints for years of the
Republicans that this thing was out of control? All the words
that your allies now use? Were those people right or not?
MR. TOIV: Well, I think that the decision at this time
is based on the implementation of the law since it was
reauthorized several years ago, that the President signed into
law. And that's what it's based on. I think the decision at
that time was based on information available at that time and
that was the decision.
But it's been -- the way it's been implemented over the last
several years has made it clear that the flaws outweigh the
benefits.
Q
Where should -- if there were any future complaints
about ethical behavior within this administration, where would
those be sent?
MR. TOIV: Well, I think that the Deputy Attorney General is
going to address that issue today in his testimony. I'm not sure
if he will have any specific proposals, but I think that -- but
obviously that's an issue that does need to be addressed at this
point, if the law is not reauthorized.
Q
And what would President Clinton's words be to the
Attorney General and her staff on whether they are -- issues are
brought to them? Does President Clinton guarantee Attorney
General Reno that she has the authority to --
MR. TOIV: I think we need to address that issue when it
becomes time to address that issue, when the -- as they're doing
that, discussing that on the Hill. The Deputy Attorney General
is going to talk about this issue, I believe. I don't know
specifically what he will say, but I think that he will address
the need for a process that ensures the ability to have
independent investigations.
Q
I thing what Carl was asking before was, did the
President only become aware of the shortcomings of the law was
when it was directed against him? Or is it that the President
feels that the way that Ken Starr has used the law shows problems
he wasn't aware of before?
MR. TOIV: I'm not going to get into any particular
investigation, but I think it's fair to say that there have been
a number of investigations, and not only one since the act was
reauthorized.
Q
Would those investigations include --
MR. TOIV: In fact, there are some that continue since
before it was reauthorized.
Q
Would those investigations include the Espy
investigation, the Cisneros investigation and the Starr
investigation?
MR. TOIV: I'm not citing any particular investigations. I
think everybody knows -- I mean, I don't have to stand here and
give you a list of how many investigations there have been, as
well as those that exist from prior to the reauthorization.
Q
Would those three investigations be in the category --
MR. TOIV: I'm not going to -- no, I'm not going to address
any specific investigations.
Q
What happens to them, though?
Q
Barry, has the President already sat down with Bob
Bennett to talk about the testimony he may give on the
President's behalf, or does he plan to do that?
MR. TOIV: I don't know. I'll have to check on that.
Q
What happens to the investigations? Are they -- do
they all go out of business?
MR. TOIV: I would rather the Justice Department answer that
question. I mean, that's not a question for me to answer,
because we don't run those investigations.
Iraq?
Q
I mean, when the law expires --
MR. TOIV: I understand your question, Helen, but it's
probably not a question for me to answer.
Q
Well, is the President's view against extending the
Independent Counsel -- is it a personal view or is it a policy
decision?
MR. TOIV: It's a policy decision.
Q
So it has nothing to do with the fact that he was
targeted by the Independent Counsel, appointed under the law?
MR. TOIV: It's a policy decision based on his observation
of how the law has been implemented.
Q
Barry, there have been a lot of calls over the weekend,
including from Democrats, for the President to be more
forthcoming on Juanita Broaddrick's charges. Can you tell us
whether it is the President's position that he had not sexual
relationship with Juanita Broaddrick -- or, as some White House
aides have been whispering, that he did have one, but it was
consensual?
MR. TOIV: Well, as you're aware, the President's attorney
has addressed this issue, and we don't have anything further to
add to that.
MR. TOIV: But, Barry, his comment could be read as either
one. When he says the charges that he assaulted her are false,
that could either mean nothing happened or it could mean it
wasn't assault. Which is it?
MR. TOIV: I don't have anything to add to his comment.
Q
Why is the President speaking through his attorney on
this issue when there is actually no reason -- I mean, there's no
legal pending matter? Why is he --
MR. TOIV: I don't have anything to add to his comment.
Q
Could it be that the President plans to sue Ms.
Broaddrick?
MR. TOIV: I don't have --
Q I mean, these are pretty serious charges. If they're
false
MR. TOIV: I really don't have -- I really don't have
anything to add to Mr. Kendall's comment.
Q
But, Barry, don't you see that by you staying silent
and by the President continuing to, as some would say, hide
behind this one-sentence statement by Kendall, it looks like he's
dodging this very important issue. Polls are showing that most
Americans find her charges credible. I mean, is he still going
to have a press conference this month? Don't you think it's
going to come up at the press conference? I mean, eventually
doesn't he have to address it?
MR. TOIV: That's up to you all.
Q How about the UNSCOM? Have you got anything new on our
role and spying -- using it as a spy mechanism?
MR. LEAVY: We talked a lot about this this morning. But
let me just say that our efforts in Iraq were concentrated on
supporting UNSCOM's mission of disarmament. And as I talked
about earlier, Iraq was under an affirmative obligation to comply
with the Security Council resolutions. They didn't do that.
They continued to develop a program of weapons of mass
destruction. They lied, they cheated, they blocked, they
obstructed the UNSCOM inspectors at every turn. And UNSCOM had
to develop its own indigenous intelligence capability to thwart
that concealment effort. Member nations were obligated to
comply. Forty did so, including the United States. And we
provide information and technology.
Q But that's not the question. That's not the question,
David. Did any of the United States' personnel, working under
UNSCOM auspices, did they file Report A with UNSCOM detailing
operations and then file Report B back to the United States that
contained additional information based on additional operations
or observations they made that was not disclosed to UNSCOM?
MR. LEAVY: Let me just say this, John, I'm not going to get
into the details or the modalities of UNSCOM and how they did
their operation.
Q
I'm not asking details, I'm asking if they provided the
United States government with information that was not provided
to UNSCOM?
MR. LEAVY: I know, I know, but let me just -- let me just
finish. Again, this is an intelligence operation at its core.
And I'm not going to get into the modalities about how UNSCOM did
its job or its mission. We briefed all appropriate UNSCOM
officials.
Q
On everything?
MR. LEAVY: Again, I'm not --
Q
They were aware of all of our activities?
MR. LEAVY: We briefed all the relevant UNSCOM officials.
And beyond that, I'm just not going to get into the modalities of
Q
so are they not telling the truth when they say they
didn't know?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think anyone's saying based on one press
report that they didn't know, or yes they didn't know. What I'm
saying here is, one, our efforts were concentrated on supporting
UNSCOM's mission of disarmament. Two, all relevant UNSCOM
officials -- excuse me, we briefed the appropriate UNSCOM
officials.
Q
Does that include Butler?
MR. LEAVY: Again, we briefed the appropriate UNSCOM
officials. I'm just going to stay there.
Q
How about this simple question? Did UNSCOM know
everything that the U.S. knew?
MR. LEAVY: We briefed the relevant UNSCOM officials. And
that's all I can say about that. My answer is we briefed the
appropriate UNSCOM officials, and I just have to leave it there.
Q
David, is the Post story inaccurate?
MR. LEAVY: I think that there are some inaccuracies in the
Post story.
Q
What are they?
MR. LEAVY: Well, that's the reason why I didn't want to get
into the details. I mean, you guys, look, this is an
intelligence story at its core.
Q
It sure it.
MR. LEAVY: I mean, this involves a U.N.-mandated operation
to uncover weapons of mass destruction. Let me just finish this
point. Let me just finish. Mark, as I said earlier, it was the
obligation of member nations to contribute information and
technologies to help support this operation. The reason we had
to do that was because Saddam was hiding, concealing,
obstructing, undermining our every turn. And now -- I can't get
into the details of the intelligence operation of how UNSCOM did
its job.
Q
They said they were blocking the work because it was
staffed by spies, British and American spies. So there was this
-- you know, you say that you needed to block or undo the
concealment, but they're saying they're concealing because UNSCOM
was staffed with spies. And you're not denying that.
MR. LEAVY: Well, I think it stretches logic and credibility
to say that Iraq wasn't developing a weapons of mass destruction
program that was going to be targeted at American interests and
American forces in the region. That is clear. We know that from
their own people.
Q
Nobody is saying that.
MR. LEAVY: That's true, but the question was
Q
No, the question was, Saddam has said that there were
U.S. spies doing things above and beyond the UNSCOM mission --
above and beyond the UNSCOM mission, and that's why he was not
cooperating. Is it true that there were U.S. spies doing things
above and beyond the UNSCOM mission?
MR. LEAVY: John, our efforts in Iraq were concentrated on
supporting UNSCOM and their mission of disarmament. You guys,
that's all I can say on this one, really.
Q
Can I ask about Iran, before we keep going on and on
with this?
MR. LEAVY: Let's just stay on this -- run this dry.
Q
David, the impact of a story like this and quotes
like this serves to destroy U.S. credibility in an operation like
this, doesn't it?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think it's the U.S. credibility that's
in question here. We have serious interests in Iraq. We've got
a government that has attacked its own people, used chemical
weapons on its neighbors, fired SCUDs at Israel; that if anyone
has any doubt that it's still a threat, look at what Saddam has
said in the last couple of weeks about lashing out against Kuwait
and Turkey. This is a repeat offender, and I don't think we
should be on the defensive about containing this threat.
Q
Dave, none of that is at issue. The point here is that
back in August, Iraq made a formal claim to the United Nations
that the U.S. was spying on them, and they stopped cooperating
with UNSCOM at that time. Is it not possible that the U.S. got
caught spying and that's what basically resulted in the death of
UNSCOM's weapons inspections? Do you flatly deny that?
MR. LEAVY: Well, look, I think we all know that we have our
own national means of gathering information. That's part of our
job. That's part of the application of our interests abroad.
And I'm just not going to get into the details of our
intelligence operation, you guys. Now, we deal with this every
week, every month about questions like this. And I've talked
about -- I talked about them, so I can't move it any farther.
Q
If that's the position now, why didn't you say that
then when you had the question, you can't address it, rather than
just flatly denying it as you did when these questions came up
again and again and again. Numerous official government
spokesmen said what they're charging is not true. Now you say,
well, we can't get into that.
MR. LEAVY: I would have you go back and look at the
transcripts and you can see what we said and what we didn't say.
But what I'm saying today, from this podium, is our efforts in
Iraq were concentrated on supporting UNSCOM's mission of
disarmament, period, full stop.
Q
David, when you said that you briefed -- you said you
briefed all appropriate officials, did you brief them on what you
were doing or what you were finding?
MR. LEAVY: Look, beyond that, I'm not going to get into
details of how UNSC0M did its job.
Q
David, when you say that we contributed technology to
help UNSCOM, did we contribute any technology that did not
directly assist UNSCOM?
MR. LEAVY: You guys, again, I'm not going to get into the
intelligence capabilities or how UNSCOM did its job.
Q
Well, considering that Saddam was able to make this
claim, is it in retrospect possibly a mistake that intelligence
officers were included in this? That's not a detail of the --
MR. LEAVY: Well, but the premise of that question --
really, I've said what I can on this issue. We can go around and
around, but the fact of the matter is there is a real and present
danger in Iraq. We had a U.N.-mandated operation that called on
member states to support that, that's what we did. And beyond
that I'm just not going to get into the details of that.
Q
Do you think U.S. credibility means anything in the
world?
MR. LEAVY: I think it does. And I think if you look around
the world -- whether it's in Kosovo or the Middle East or
Northern Ireland or Ethiopia and Eritrea -- people look to the
United States as the honest broker, the only country that can
bring its political and economic and military power to bear on
resolving these crisis.
And, as the President said in his speech on Friday, we have
a preeminent role in the world and part of our responsibility is
to act as a peacemaker and to act as a responsible member of the
international community and that's what we did. I don't think
has any bearing on U.S. credibility at all.
Q
And you don't think deception of the U.N. falls into
that category?
MR. LEAVY: Look, as I said, 40 nations contributed to
UNSCOM. And they wouldn't -- UNSCOM by itself is a unique
situation. No time before had the U.N. had to develop its own
intelligence capabilities. So of course it gets a little murky
and it gets a little complicated and we can't get into the
details; but that's the nature of the business and we wouldn't
have had to do it if Iraq didn't live up to its obligations.
Q
But the United States has said consistently, Saddam
Hussein should be judged by his actions, not his words. Did the
United States use the entree it received through UNSCOM to
conduct intelligence operations above and beyond what was agreed
to?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think that anyone ever said that he
shouldn't be judged on his words. His words are just as
dangerous, if you look back at the Army Day speech he gave a
couple weeks ago, he called on the overthrow of Egypt and Saudi
Arabia, he lashed out and threatened Kuwait and Turkey. So I
think his words and what he says is something that we shouldn't
ignore.
Q
David, is there an investigation -- is there at least
an internal investigation of why we got caught? (Laughter.)
MR. LEAVY: Not that I'm aware of.
Q
Were the appropriate UNSCOM officials briefed
truthfully and completely?
MR. LEAVY: I have nothing more on this -- really, I don't.
Q
David, the problem now is that moving forward around
the world Saddam Hussein appears to have been at least partly
justified in his actions of last fall. Moving forward, how do
you hold together a global coalition to support the containment
policy?
MR. LEAVY: You know, again, I take issue with the premise.
But let me just say this -- and I said this earlier this morning
-- if anyone underestimates the threat Saddam poses, they should
look back at what he said the last couple weeks.
Q
Nobody is saying that.
MR. LEAVY: Right, but let me just finish out the point. He
remains a -- Bob's question was on keeping the coalition
together. He has called for the overthrow of the governments in
Egypt and Saudi Arabia. He's lashed out at Turkey and Kuwait.
If anybody knows the threat that he poses, it's the people in the
region and his neighbors. And I think that we will move
deliberately to continue to contain the threat, but also move in
the long run for a change in regime.
Q
Can we move on to Iran?
Q
How can the words "honesty" and "spy" jive when you're
talking about credibility issues? Those two words just are on
opposite ends of the spectrum from each other.
MR. LEAVY: On what?
Q
"Honesty" the words "honesty" and "spying."
MR. LEAVY: Part of our responsibility in government and
part of our job to protect the national interest is to use our
power, our technology, our ability to safeguard American
interests and I don't think that's a secret to anyone in this
room and shouldn't come as a surprise.
Q
David, are you concerned that next time the U.S. gets
accused of spying, say, by the Serbs, when the U.S. officials are
part of a U.N. group, that the U.S. is going to lack credibility
in denying such charges?
MR. LEAVY: I don't think this speaks to U.S. credibility.
And we've lost sight about what the issue is here. The issue is
a threat and we're trying to contain that threat based on our own
national interests.
Q
Iran, can you confirm that the eight prisoners -- the
eight were executed? And can you give us any --
MR. LEAVY: Uganda?
Q
Yes -- and any details about the Americans, were the
others killed?
MR. LEAVY: Again, I can't get into the details about
exactly what happened. Let me just say, though, that the
protection of American citizens is paramount. We are doing our
utmost to work with the governments in Uganda and the Congo to
identify the perpetrators. We will certainly work tirelessly to
apprehend those responsible and bring them to justice.
But, as I said earlier, I can't get into numbers and names,
just because those details haven't been confirmed yet.
Q
It was widely reported that eight were killed, two
Americans and --
MR. LEAVY: Let me leave it at that. I'd push you over to
the State Department for -- there's privacy issues about
informing next of kin and there's some discrepancies on numbers
and the information. So I just want to be careful on that.
Q
David, what would you say to Americans considering
going on gorilla watching expeditions right now?
MR. LEAVY: We actually issued what's called, I'm told --
let me just get it here a warning message which strongly urges
American citizens to postpone their visits to Uganda's gorilla
parks because of the current security situation. So that's what
I would say. Warning message.
Q
Did our government receive any kind of a warnings or
any kind of intelligence indicating that this might be a threat
to Americans, or anyone else, traveling in this region?
MR. LEAVY: That's a good question. I don't know, let me
take that.
Q
Barry, a question about the Barbara Walters interview
tomorrow night. Apparently, Monica Lewinsky is going to
apologize to both the First Lady and Chelsea during this
interview -- or has, at least, on tape. Do you think that this
will bring an end to the whole ordeal, so to speak?
MR. TOIV: I think I can safely say "no" to that. But I
don't really -- beyond that I don't have any comment on --
Q
Do you think it was appropriate for Monica Lewinsky to
apologize?
Q
Will the apology be accepted?
MR. TOIV: I don't have any comment on the interview.
Q
Barry, did the behavior of the Independent Counsel in
the Iran-Contra probe play any part in the decision not to renew
-- to be against renewing the statute?
MR. TOIV: I've really answered that question already. I've
answered it deliberately in a broad way and I'm not going to get
into specific investigations. It's not appropriate.
Q
David, do you have anything to tell us about
reports that a KLA delegation is coming to Washington before the
talks resume in France?
MR. LEAVY: Yes, as I think it was reported this morning,
Ambassador Chris Hill has traveled to Pristina. He's met with a
number of the Albanian delegates who came to France several weeks
ago. And we have initiated discussions about some members of the
KLA and others coming to Washington. But, beyond that, I don't
have any details.
Q
Barry, the President's going to be meeting with the
House and Senate Democratic Caucuses. Are they going to bring up
the issue, by any chance, of the African Growth and Opportunity
Act, because that's a hotbed of contention, especially within the
CBC right now?
MR. TOIV: I don't know if that's going to be one of the
issues discussed. It's an important priority for the President,
of course, but I don't know. I'll have to check and see whether
that specifically is going to be listed on the agenda.
Q
Okay. Because you said earlier that it was going to be
dealing with issues from the State of the Union address, and that
was one of them.
MR. TOIV: Right. Well, yes, that's right. What I
said was that there are -- that there is a lot of -- there's a
great deal of commonality between the agenda that the Democrats
on the Hill are going to put forward and the agenda that the
President announced in his State of the Union address saving
and protecting Social Security for the future, reforming and
protecting Medicare for the future, using the surplus to buy down
the debt, quality education, classroom size -- reducing classroom
size.
In fact, as you all know, there's a very important bill on
the floor of the Senate this week, an important opportunity for
the Senate this week to endorse the completion of the President's
classroom size proposal by authorizing 100,000 teachers. We got
the first stage of this last year, and that's an important bill,
and that will be discussed -- that's an important opportunity
with the Ed-flex bill that's on the floor in the Senate. That's
an issue that will be discussed.
Health care, the patients' bill of rights, getting an
effective and strong patients' bill of rights is another issue
that will be discussed. I know that those are issues that will
be addressed -- raising the minimum wage, also. And I will check
and see on the other one.
Q
How about fast track, or is that kind of dead?
MR. TOIV: No, the President -- as you know, the President
believes we need to renew traditional trading authority. We need
to find ways of making sure that that happens in a way that
protects people's concerns about the environment and about
working people. And we will continue to work towards that.
Q
Do you think that's possible this year to pass?
MR. TOIV: Don't know yet.
Q
Barry, you've told us to expect one big booming voice
vote in the affirmative tomorrow on the agenda. What's the point
in going? And if it's too much like a glowing pep rally, do you
alienate Republicans?
MR. TOIV: What I said was that's what happened last year.
I don't know what the -- you'd have to ask the -- since this is
their meeting, you have to ask them the exact manner in which
they're going to conduct the vote tomorrow.
Q
Well, but what's the point of him going?
MR. TOIV: The point of him going is to help give momentum
to an agenda that will accomplish a great deal for the American
people this year if the Congress moves on it.
Q
Barry, do you see the Republicans' Ed-flex bill as a
trojan horse on the education issue, or do you think it's a
legitimate piece of legislation that can be worked with and maybe
the President could adopt?
MR. TOIV: Well, the legislation itself, we certainly
support the concept, the President supports giving flexibility to
local school districts. We do believe that the bill as proposed
ought to be strengthened with greater accountability measures.
But it is a concept that we're supportive of.
We do believe, though, that there's something even more
important -- in fact, I would say far more important to
accomplish, and that's why an amendment is going to be proposed
in the Senate this week and that is to provide for 100,000
teachers so that we can reduce class sizes, particularly in the
early grades. We think that that's a higher priority. It's why
the President has already spoken out so strongly in support of
the amendment that will be proposed in the Senate. I'm sure it's
one of the things that will be talked about tomorrow. And that's
the direction we would like to see the bill go in.
Q
Barry, what do you fear what is it that you fear
that states and local communities would spend this money on, if
not teachers?
MR. TOIV: Well, this is -- I think you're mixing up issues.
In the Ed-flex bill?
Q
Yes, I mean you're saying you want a certain amount set
aside and you want teachers to get -- 100,000 new teachers or
towards that goal. If that didn't pass, why is it you're
concerned that the money wouldn't go towards teachers but would
go to other purposes?
MR. TOIV: What money? This bill does not contain money for
teachers, as I understand it.
Q
Well, is it a block grant?
MR. TOIV: Well, as I understand this bill, it's a bill that
takes a number of federal programs and allows flexibility, allows
school districts to have certain flexibility with how they use
the money in certain federal programs and to move from one
program to another as I understand it. I mean, I'm no expert
on this.
But this has nothing to do with providing additional
teachers or additional monies, is my understanding of this bill.
And what we're saying is, providing greater flexibility is
important, but providing greater flexibility is important, but
what's even more important is providing the resources and
providing the requirement of hiring additional teachers.
Q
Well, does that issue have to be linked to the Ed-flex
bill for the President to sign it?
MR. TOIV: Well, this is an opportunity. I mean, we think
that that's a much higher priority, and that's why we think it
ought to go first. This is obviously the first education bill
the Congress is considering. And we think that the President's
class size initiative, which has a great deal of support and
which they approved the first stage of last year, we think that
that is a much higher priority and it ought to go first.
Q
Well, are you saying it ought to go first --
NR. TOIV: Alongside. I mean, it would --
Q
-- but you're not saying that you would reject an
Ed-flex bill necessarily that didn't contain the teacher
initiative, are you?
MR. TOIV: Well, in terms of the Ed-flex bill -- hopefully
when this bill comes to the White House, it will be in a form
that is acceptable. But we also have to look at the Ed-flex bill
itself. And we'd like to work with the Congress to provide for
greater accountability measures.
We need to make sure that the waivers that are provided
under the bill actually are working and if you provide waivers
that have not worked to improve student performance, that those
waivers shouldn't be extended. But if you -- so you need to
provide some accountability for those waivers. And this has been
-- this is something that the administration has discussed with
the Hill. And we hope that as the bill moves along that
regardless of the teacher issue, that they address that issue, as
well.
Q
Just to clarify, Barry, you think teachers are a higher
priority than buildings or computers or whatever
MR. TOIV: No, we're saying teachers are a higher
priority than providing additional flexibility, although we do
support providing additional flexibility.
Q
Barry, do you foresee any chance that the President
might change his mind and decide to comment more than he has
already on the Broaddrick matter?
MR. TOIV: I think I've already said that I don't have
anything to add to the comment that's been made.
Q
The President's Social Security framework has drawn
criticism by both the Congressional Budget Office, as well as
Congressional Research Service. Is the White House in any way
reexamining the way this is structured? Is there any concern at
all about that plan?
MR. TOIV: No, we certainly want to work with the Congress
on this issue, but we believe that the President's proposal is
the best way of ensuring that we use the surplus to buy down the
debt, to reduce the debt, and also to secure Social Security
through the Social Security trust fund through the year 2055.
We also need to do the same for Medicare, devote 15 percent
of the surpluses over the next 30 years to secure the Medicare
trust fund. It is through -- for another 10 years, through 2020.
It's fortunate that there is there seems to be bipartisan
support for using 62 percent of the surplus in the coming years
to shore up Social Security. Unfortunately, so far we have not
heard anything positive from the Republicans on the issue of
Medicare and the surplus. And we are certainly looking to hear
some more positive notes from that side on that issue.
Q
Well, the Congressional Research Services concluded
that the plant would only set aside, I think it was, 7 percent of
the surplus over -- what do you make of these differences?
MR. TOIV: We disagree. And obviously -- look, the
technical score keeping issues on this, as an old budget person,
you could go in circles on the technical score keeping issues
from now until next week. I won't punish you with that. But we
believe that our proposal makes sense, that it's the best way to
protect Social Security for the future. The President, as you
know, wants to work with the Congress in a bipartisan way on
additional reforms to provide for 75-year solvency of the trust
fund. But we believe that our proposal works and it makes sense.
And it helps Social Security in the short run and the long run.
And that's what we're -- so that's the proposal that we're
sticking to.
Anything else?
THE PRESS: Thank you.
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CREATOR: Meagan M. Earley ( CN=Meagan M. Earley/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME: 2-MAR-1999 15:08:18.00
SUBJECT: Re: diplo meetings
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Your mtgs with Frank are now on Thursdays and will remain this way for
the rest of March.