Documents / Official release
This Clinton Presidential Library release is a folder of White House email records dated September 27, 1995 to November 25, 1998, filed under the subject heading UFO, Flying Saucer, Flying Object. It holds forwarded news items: a molester who posed as a space alien, Hillary Clinton comparing the Whitewater probe to a UFO obsession, a report on Philip Corso's Roswell book, a satirical Mars Air Force story, and a Swissair report of a near miss with an unidentified object. Withdrawal sheets show that two pager messages were redacted for personal privacy.
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Page 2 of 2AR^S Email System some days.'' Asked if she had any concern about being indicted, she said, "None whatsoever. ' 1 In her radio interview and a subsequent TV appearance on CNN, Mrs. Clinton also addressed questions about Democratic fund-raising abuses in last year's presidential campaign. "Mistakes were made,'' she told one radio caller who said his faith in the administration had been shaken. "But I hope that you will follow this entire matter before you reach any conclusions.'' Asked about revelations that White House events were attended by felons, drug dealers and other questionable characters, Mrs. Clinton guessed that she has been photographed with perhaps a million people at various events and added, "I do not know oftentimes who these people are. ... It's hard to know who to separate out and who not to.'' Echoing the words of her husband, Mrs. Clinton said the "real issue is are we going to keep raising money like this for our political campaigns,1' calling for campaign finance reforms. Trying to project good humor despite persistent questioning about the Whitewater allegations, Mrs. Clinton batted away a suggestion from a CNN viewer that she run for office, saying, "I'm considering a very long vacation when my husband's second term is over.'' APNP-04-10 - 97 1525EDT
Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 19 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.