Fair enough. It's a long video, and there's several of them. On the upside, you don't have to watch much of the first one to get an insight into the attitude

Fair enough. It's a long video, and there's several of them. On the upside, you don't have to watch much of the first one to get an insight into the attitude the DoJ was up against at the time. I suspect there's some recommendations on that page for summary / compilation videos of the deposition videos. And I wasn't implying anything -- he clearly was. In subsequent testimonies he'd obviously been trained by PR types in how to not appear obstreperous, which was certainly to everyone's advantage, though it does invite the question 'which is the real Bill?'. I've discussed elsewhere in this thread the dangers of considering current-Bill without considering how previous-Bill got him where he is.