. >>> david brock investigative writer for the american spectator, you have the cover story that shows of president clinton, his clothes are rumpled and he is going down the street. what is it about? >> the abuse of power. >> i was a writer for the american spectator, and the clinton beat was the sexy beat at the time. it was an effort journalistically to destroy the clintons and his presidency. you had republican role for 12 years and that was the way things were supposed to be as far as the republicans and the conservatives were concerned. >> mr. clinton said goodbye to a former president. >> really from the moment that bill clinton was elected the right wing decided what they would exploit were scandals. there was a premium ongoing back to arkansas. and trying to unturn every rock in their past. >> you had the american spectator that david brock worked for, mounting a conservative campaign, what they called the arkansas project. where they dug up every bit of dirt they could against bill and hillary clinton. >> i would chase every down right wing talking point, every right wing cons

. ♪ >>> david brock, investigator for the american spectator.ton. his shoes are off. he is tiptoeing down the street. what's this story about? >> abuse of power and corruption here. >> i was an investigative writer for the american spectator. and the clinton beat was the sexy beat, at the time. it was an effort, journalistically, to destroy the clintons, and to destroy his presidency. you had republican rule, for 12 years, and that was the way things were supposed to be, as far as the republicans and the conservatives were concerned. really, from the moment bill clinton was elected, the right wing would exploit scandals. there was a premium on going back to arkansas, and trying to unturn every rock in their past. >> you had the american spectator, that david brock worked for, mounting a concerted campaign. what they call the arkansas project. where they dug up every bit of dirt they could against bill and hillary. >> i would chase down every right-wing talking point, every right-wing conspiracy theory. >> that led to the publication of a great s