© Ira L. Black/GettyBill Clinton attends opening ceremony for Veterans Day 2019 parade in New York.
In new documentary, 42nd president claims he gave 'go ahead' for DOJ to name Whitewater special prosecutor, and regrets it.
For months now, Democrats have assailed Attorney General William Barr as a flunky for President Trump who lacks the independence to make law enforcement decisions free of politics when it comes to scandals surrounding his boss.
Barr, of course, adamantly denies such accusations.
But as Democrats have upped the ante on this front heading into the 2020 election, one of their own former occupants at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue has
unexpectedly acknowledged he exercised his own political sway over the Justice Department.In fact, former President Bill Clinton states in a new Hulu documentary entitled "Hillary" that he gave the "go ahead" for then-Attorney General Janet Reno to name special counsel Robert Fiske in 1994 to investigate the Whitewater scandal that tainted his presidency.It's a decision he now regrets, having opened the door to his own impeachment after Fiske's successor, Ken Starr, widened the probe to encompass the Monica Lewinsky affair.
Comment: Tulsi has always said she would 'support the Democratic nominee'. Unfortunately, it's Biden. Did she have to hold her nose to do it? Was it a strategic move to secure future possibilities in 2024? Only time will tell. In any case, it throws a wrench into Killary's 'Russian asset' smear.