"President Clinton testifies as a Grand Jury witness (District of Columbia District Court) Aug. 17, 1998, at proceedings authorized by the Court of Appeals, investigating, among other things, whether there was obstruction of justice, intimidation of witnesses, or other crimes related to the case of Jones v. Clinton. Includes questions about Clinton's relationship with White House Intern Monica Lewinsky. Because of one missing grand juror, the testimony was videotaped instead of presented directly to the Grand Jury; the tape's subsequent broadcast was controversial. Tape includes ca. 35 min. of Congressman comment on the fact that Clinton is testifying, at about 11 min. into the program, during the break after Clinton's opening statement."
"President Clinton testifies under oath before a Federal Grand Jury. Independent Counsels Jackie Bennett, Robert Bittman and Solomon Wisenberg question him via a video and audio link to the White House."@en
"President Clinton's Grand Jury Testimony is one part of the evidence for what may be impeachable offenses that Kenneth Starr presented to the House of Representatives. Released to the public after a vote of the House Judiciary Committee, President Clinton's Grand Jury Testimony was recorded on August 17, 1998."@en

President Clinton's Grand Jury testimony