Rush Limbaugh's Review:
I previewed this film in Washington... well, my copy of it is five hours, and that's without commercials, and I assumed with commercials it would probably be a six-hour presentation, but ABC is going to run this without spots, with no commercials, on September 10th and September 11th. Two nights. It's really well, well done. Cyrus Nowrasteh wrote it and the cinematography here is blazing. All of it is shot with handhelds. It looks like live action, not videotape. It looks like live action. The lighting is done in an incredible way. It sets moods properly.
It's just tremendous in that regard. We also heard last week that after they screened it in Washington, Richard Ben-Veniste and a number of Democrats who were at the screening were just outraged at the way the Clinton administration is portrayed, and they were going to do everything they could to raise hell about it. In fact, the liberal blogosphere is going nuts over it. They're countering it with all these "truths" they say they have about how hard Clinton fought terrorists and so forth. We even heard last week that Bill Clinton was going to call Bob Iger, the CEO of Disney, and ask that there be some edits or cuts in the way he and his administration are portrayed.
The Lewinsky situation is referred to three or four times in this piece. We, by the way, ladies and gentlemen, have found something. We came across this. It came in over the transom. I don't know who gave it to us, but we have found a little bit of a segment of what Bill Clinton was going to present to Bob Iger if he did talk to him about changing some of the scenes in which Clinton and his administration officials are portrayed. These are some of the suggested edits that Clinton was going to present to Iger.
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