“I’d say, ‘Gee, I just don’t remember what happened back then,’ and they won’t be able to indict me for perjury and that, maybe that’s the principal thing that I’ve learned in four years . . . . I just intend to rely on that failure of memory.”

Source: "The White House Plays Ruff," by Byron York, The American Spectator, June 1997, page 30.
Hardcopy: Copy of the Byron York article.
Where: Spoken during a conversation with Bob Woodward in Ruff's office.
When: 1997.
Contributor: AIM.

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