February 8, 1999
Web posted at: 12:54 p.m. EDT (1254 GMT)

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, February 6) -- In a war of dueling videotapes, House prosecutors and White House lawyers argued Saturday whether Monica Lewinsky's latest testimony helps or hurts the impeachment case against President Bill Clinton.

Here are the excerpts the two sides used from the testimony of Lewinsky, presidential friend Vernon Jordan and White House aide Sidney Blumenthal:

LEWINSKY DEPOSITION

On her current status Windows Media: 28K | 80K Questioned about phone conversation Windows Media: 28K | 80K On her lunch with Jordan Windows Media: 28K | 80K Questioned about cover story Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about her job search Windows Media: 28K | 80K Questioned about a call from the president Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about deciding to deny her relationship with Clinton under oath Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about her meeting with Jordan Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about Jordan asking her if she had sex with the president Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about her Jones case affidavit Windows Media: 28K | 80K Discusses the time she and Clinton talked about her affidavit Windows Media: 28K | 80K Questioned about when Jordan, Clinton discussed her affidavit Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about wanting to avoid testifying Windows Media: 28K | 80K On being on the witness list Windows Media: 28K | 80K Deposition transcripts

JORDAN DEPOSITION

Says assistance had nothing to do with Paula Jones case Windows Media: 28K | 80K Talks about president's request Windows Media: 28K | 80K On the timing of his job search activities Windows Media: 28K | 80K On the job search for Lewinsky Windows Media: 28K | 80K The president understood Jordan was seeking a job for Lewinsky Windows Media: 28K | 80K Deposition transcripts

BLUMENTHAL DEPOSITION

Talks about Clinton's account of what happened Windows Media28K | 80K Describes what Clinton told him Windows Media: 28K | 80K Says president lied to him Windows Media: 28K | 80K Deposition transcripts

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