Altman is innocent.

Discusses the propriety of the meetings between U.S. Treasury and White House officials on the Whitewater real estate investigation implicating President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton in 1996. Depiction of the government investigation by several newspapers; Criticisms against the cases formed against the meetings; Defense raised by Democrats on the purpose of the meetings; Argument against comparing the meetings with that of hearings on the Watergate scandal.