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Extraction Summary
5
People
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Organizations
4
Locations
4
Events
3
Relationships
6
Quotes
Document Information
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Transcript/memoir excerpt (appears to be a personal reflection or statement)
File Size:
1.36 MB
Summary
This document is a personal reflection from an unnamed former President, possibly Bill Clinton, detailing aspects of his life and presidency. He discusses his health, the irony of his sexual appetite's impact on his political career, his involvement in the execution of a mentally retarded prisoner, and his shame regarding various policies including gay rights, internet protection for children, medical marijuana, urine tests for driver's licenses, and bombing campaigns in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Sudan.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Gennifer Flowers | Individual alleged to have had an affair |
Her allegation placed the speaker in the media spotlight.
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| Kathleen Willey | Individual involved in a 'brief encounter' |
Her encounter would have required Linda Tripp's testimony to prove.
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| Linda Tripp | Confidant |
Her testimony would have been needed to prove Kathleen Willey's encounter.
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| Speaker ('I') | Former President |
Reflecting on his life, health, presidency, and things he is ashamed of.
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| Mentally retarded prisoner | Prisoner executed |
The speaker oversaw his execution in Arkansas.
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Timeline (4 events)
Allegation by Gennifer Flowers placing the speaker in the media spotlight.
Brief encounter with Kathleen Willey.
Speaker overseeing the execution of a mentally retarded prisoner in Arkansas, prior to his inauguration.
Arkansas
Bombing of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Sudan.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan
Speaker ('I') (as President)
Locations (4)
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Location where the speaker oversaw an execution.
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Country that the speaker is ashamed of bombing.
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Country that the speaker is ashamed of bombing.
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Country that the speaker is ashamed of bombing.
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Relationships (3)
Gennifer Flowers allegation originally placed me in the media spotlight
Kathleen Willey enjoyed our brief encounter
testimony from her confidant, the wonderful Linda Tripp
Key Quotes (6)
"It was ironic that my sexual appetite helped put me in office—the Gennifer Flowers allegation originally placed me in the media spotlight—and it was my sexual appetite that almost tossed me out of that same office."Source
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Quote #1
"And it's ironic that, although Kathleen Willey enjoyed our brief encounter, to prove it we would have had to resort to obtaining testimony from her confidant, the wonderful Linda Tripp."Source
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Quote #2
"Even before my inauguration, I made it a point to stop in Arkansas to oversee the execution of a mentally retarded prisoner."Source
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Quote #3
"I'm ashamed of under-protecting the rights of gays and over-protecting children from the Internet."Source
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Quote #4
"I'm ashamed of being against medical marijuana and for requiring a urine test as a prerequisite to obtaining a driver's license."Source
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Quote #5
"I'm ashamed of bombing Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan."Source
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Quote #6
Full Extracted Text
Complete text extracted from the document (1,425 characters)
I'm seventy-five. Hell, I drink at least eight glasses of water a day
now just like I'm supposed to, for my health-but then I have to pee at
least eight times a day. Ironically, the TV commercials warn that if you have
to pee eight times in 24 hours, it's a symptom of an overactive bladder.
Indeed, irony has permeated this long-running scandal, beginning
to end. It was ironic that my sexual appetite helped put me in office-the
Gennifer Flowers allegation originally placed me in the media
spotlight-and it was my sexual appetite that almost tossed me out of that
same office. And it's ironic that, although Kathleen Willey enjoyed our
brief encounter, to prove it we would have had to resort to obtaining
testimony from her confidant, the wonderful Linda Tripp.
Now, there are things that I've done as president of which I'm
truly ashamed. Even before my inauguration, I made it a point to stop in
Arkansas to oversee the execution of a mentally retarded prisoner. At his
last meal, he said he'd wait to have his dessert, a slice of pecan pie, until
after the execution—that's how much he understood what was going on.
I'm ashamed of under-protecting the rights of gays and over-protecting
children from the Internet. I'm ashamed of being against medical
marijuana and for requiring a urine test as a prerequisite to obtaining a
driver's license. I'm ashamed of bombing Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan.
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now just like I'm supposed to, for my health-but then I have to pee at
least eight times a day. Ironically, the TV commercials warn that if you have
to pee eight times in 24 hours, it's a symptom of an overactive bladder.
Indeed, irony has permeated this long-running scandal, beginning
to end. It was ironic that my sexual appetite helped put me in office-the
Gennifer Flowers allegation originally placed me in the media
spotlight-and it was my sexual appetite that almost tossed me out of that
same office. And it's ironic that, although Kathleen Willey enjoyed our
brief encounter, to prove it we would have had to resort to obtaining
testimony from her confidant, the wonderful Linda Tripp.
Now, there are things that I've done as president of which I'm
truly ashamed. Even before my inauguration, I made it a point to stop in
Arkansas to oversee the execution of a mentally retarded prisoner. At his
last meal, he said he'd wait to have his dessert, a slice of pecan pie, until
after the execution—that's how much he understood what was going on.
I'm ashamed of under-protecting the rights of gays and over-protecting
children from the Internet. I'm ashamed of being against medical
marijuana and for requiring a urine test as a prerequisite to obtaining a
driver's license. I'm ashamed of bombing Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan.
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