Inside Washington: May 9, 1994
So How Did Hillary Make All That Money?
David Kendall, the Clintons' personal lawyer, says he's talking with officials at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to get more records on the now famous commodity trades that allowed HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON to turn $1,000 into $100,000 in about a year. The Merc's records might help explain how Hillary could have turned $1,000 into $5,300 in her first day of trading. "We are discussing with their lawyers whether her records can be segregated from other customers', " Kendall told Time. "Our intention would be to release them."
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