The documentary includes statements of REP. JIM LEACH (U.S. Congressman):
(U.S. Congressman): Whitewater may have begun as a legitimate real estate venture but it came to be used to skim, directly or indirectly, federally insured deposits from an S & L and a small business investment corporation. When each failed, the United States taxpayer became obligated to pick up the tab. 2.) The family of the former Governor of Arkansas received value from Whitewater well in excess of resources invested. 3.) Taxpayer guaranteed funds were, in all likelihood, used to benefit the campaign of a former Governor. 4.) The independence of the United States government's regulatory system has been flagrantly violated in an effort to protect a single American citizen.
Jan. 1994 Attorney General Janet Reno selects Robert Fiske as a special investigator for Whitewater. A college student working at the Rose Law Firm would later tell The New York Times that very soon after Fiske’s appointment, he was told to shred a box of documents with Foster’s initials? Other sources have stated that Hillary Clinton made Rose Law Firm employees shred papers she held at the Governor’s Mansion after the New York Times story on Whitewater broke in 1992.
JEREMY HEDGES (Rose Law Firm paper shredder): They had his [Fosters] initials pretty much all over it, everything from the box to the manila files to -- I even saw his signature on one of the Rose Firm letterheads.
DURING THAT SAME WEEK THERE WAS ALSO A FIRE AT THE WORTHEN BANK BUILDING
LARRY NICHOLS: Now this fire was on the 14th floor and supposedly it was started by a space heater. I want you to look at this footage and tell me if you think it was an accidental fire by a space heater. This is a CPA firm and the documents that were in this office were important documents relative to Whitewater.