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Monday, June 9, 2003 at 10:00 AM EDT
Living Hillary’s History
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One of the most controversial political figures of the Clinton administration never held office. Now, she’s telling her story. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s tell-all book hit the stores today. Is Hillary a holdover from the ’90s, or a presidential candidate of the future?

Guests:

Joe Conason, National Correspondent for the New York Observer. Author of, “The Hunting of the President: the Ten-Year Campaign to Destroy Bill and Hillary Clinton”

Gail Chaddock, congressional reporter, The Christian Science Monitor

Raymond Hernandez, Washington Reporter, New York Times

 
 

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