different rico trials as a liaison between our club and their attorneys. i was getting pointed out in that trial by the judge and prosecutors more than some of the clients were. i think ultimately why he ended up getting prosecuted again, because he irritated the fbi so much because he was out there trying to help his brothers. narrator: in november of 1996, federal agents arrested smitty and charged him with dozens of violations of federal rico laws. most shocking for smitty was that he was charged again for the murders in ft. lauderdale and new orleans. i says, i won two state trials. they says, that s right, this is the federal government, those trials mean absolutely nothing. i said, oh, yeah? that was my whole life and it means nothing. we all know about double jeopardy and the fact that once you ve been tried for something
rights are human rights once and for all. she s sort of a kind of feminist icon in a sense that she did open up the possibility of what a first lady could be. the whitewater investigation continued and mrs. clinton was called before grand jury in january of 1996, the first time in history a first lady was subpoenaed before a grand jury and required to testify under oath. she wore a flowing black cape with a scary chinese symbol on the back and looked very defiant. they didn t indict her, of course. hillary clinton came out with a book in early 1996, it takes a village and other lessons children teach us. i took the title for my book from an old african proverb, it takes a village to raise a child. it was a best-seller, but not everyone was buying it. it does not take a village to raise a child. it takes a family to raise a child. in november of 1996, bill clinton defeated republican
everyone was buying it. it does not take a village to raise a child. it takes a family to raise a child. in november of 1996, bill clinton defeated republican senator robert dole and was re-elected president. the first time a democrat was elected to a second term since fdr. when the first couple returned to the white house, a young woman in a black beret hugged president clinton. the world would not know who she was for another year. 40 million americans still lack health insurance. 10 million children still lack health insurance. my balanced budget will extend health coverage to up to 5 million of those children. in 1997, president clinton proposed a new initiative to provide coverage up to 5 million children. hillary rodham clinton and her staff worked with congress and succeeded in passing the state children s health insurance program, the largest health care reform in the years of the clinton presidency. but even while moving policy forward as president, clinton was dogged
it does not take a village to raise a child. it takes a family to raise a child. in november of 1996, bill clinton defeated republican senator robert dole and was re-elected president. the first time a democrat was elected to a second term since fdr. when the first couple returned to the white house, a young woman in a black beret hugged president clinton. the world would not know who she was for another year. 40 million americans still lack health insurance. 10 million children still lack health insurance. my balanced budget will extend health coverage to up to 5 million of those children. in 1997, president clinton proposed a new initiative to provide coverage up to 5 million children. hillary rodham clinton and her staff worked with congress and succeeded in passing the state children s health insurance program, the largest health care reform in the years of the clinton presidency. but even while moving policy forward as president, clinton
martha: market is on a tear lately, right? it reached another milestone in the bull market recording the 10th straight day of gains on thursday. that is the longist winning streak since november of 1996. very impressive in terms of new highs reached. let s bring in fox business network s charles payne with his thoughts on this. how significant is this run, charles? it is extraordinarily significant, in a sense to your point one for the record books so far. there are only couple days left. 13 is in a row is the record, unless you count on 1890s when they used to trade on saturdays. what you see now is virtuous cycle, any economic data that comes out is better than expected and getting better, and yesterday it was initial jobless claims, they went down a little bit, that stuff is magnified even more so than normal. martha: talk to me a little bit the banks. we remember when the feds put in place the stress tests. they were going around to look at the big banks and