In 2001 Connie Chung assaulted me. (1/59)
career springboard and her record of railroading interviewees (including former First Lady Barbara Bush), the group ultimately decided she would be the better choice." (8/59)
“You can’t control this. You can’t. If you can’t go out there & apologize for having an affair, then you're better off doing nothing." (30/59)
“I’m not going to give some mea culpa,” Gary added. “If that means we know how this will end, then that’s how it’ll end.” (31/59)
BLITZER: What does the Levy family want to hear from Gary Condit Thursday night (36/59)
CONDIT: No, I do not.
CHUNG: Did you have anything to do with her disappearance?
CONDIT: No, I didn’t.
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CONDIT: You know, Chandra and I never had a cross word . . .
CHUNG: Did you cause anyone to harm her?
CONDIT: No. (44/59)
Gary’s eyes turned gray. You’re talking about a missing woman. That’s a question you ask a man on death row, he thought. In that moment, “Chung became Putin to me,” he later admitted. (45/59)
CONDIT: In what respect, Connie?
CHUNG: You said yourself, to your constituents, in a letter, that you’ve made mistakes, and you said that to me earlier.
CONDIT: Right . . . (52/59)
CONDIT: I think I am a moral man. Yes.
CHUNG: Okay. I think we are out of time, Gary. Thank you so much, Congressman Condit.
CONDIT: Thank you. (55/59)