World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-01-19

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[0:00] The governor of California

[0:00] is president, he Bill Clinton admits he

[0:03] deliberately did not tell the truth

[0:05] under oath about Monica Lewinsky. His

[0:07] lawyer's license will be suspended, but

[0:09] he will not be indicted. This matter is

[0:13] now concluded.

[0:15] May history

[0:17] and the American people judge

[0:20] that it has been concluded

[0:22] justly. And now the country looks ahead.

[0:25] George Bush will be president at this

[0:27] time tomorrow.

[0:29] The celebration gathers steam. ABC's

[0:31] Brian Ross tonight on the biggest

[0:33] spenders

[0:35] and the newest first lady, very strong

[0:38] and not always quiet.

[0:44] From ABC, this is World News Tonight

[0:47] with Peter Jennings. Reporting tonight

[0:50] from Washington. Good evening, everyone.

[0:52] This would have been a big day in

[0:53] Washington under any circumstances, the

[0:55] last night in the White House for

[0:56] President Clinton and his family, the

[0:58] eve of another Bush era. The first son

[1:01] to follow a father into the White House

[1:02] since the 1820s.

[1:04] And yet this day will surely be

[1:06] remembered because Bill Clinton finally

[1:08] admitted that he didn't tell the truth

[1:11] under oath about Monica Lewinsky. The

[1:13] scandal pursues him to the end.

[1:16] Mr. Clinton and the independent counsel

[1:18] Bob Ray have finally made a deal. Mr.

[1:20] Clinton owns up

[1:22] and he doesn't get indicted, though

[1:24] there are consequences.

[1:26] Jackie Judd, who has covered the

[1:27] Lewinsky case from the very beginning

[1:29] has the details, Jackie. Peter, these

[1:32] matters are now concluded. With those

[1:34] words from the independent counsel, the

[1:36] president was out from under the threat

[1:38] of an indictment in the Lewinsky

[1:40] scanda

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