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...interview with Le Duc Tho, in which the former North Vietnamese negotiator rattled on interminably (as fellow guest Henry Kissinger fumed) because his interpreter refused to convey Koppel's desperate efforts to stop him. A rare guest who Koppel says got the better of him: Mandy Grunwald, who spoke for candidate Bill Clinton when Gennifer Flowers first surfaced. Grunwald blasted Nightline for covering the story at all. "Mandy nailed me," Koppel concedes...
Selling was the last thing on the mind of many of the triumphant bidders. Still, how long can even the euphoria of possession last? Louise Grunwald, a Manhattan friend of Jackie's, questions the motives of the eager buyers: "Some of it's got to be greed. Or is it to show your grandchild in 20 years, 'Look what I bought!'? But in 20 years that grandchild is not going to know who Jackie Kennedy...
...MANDY GRUNWALD The idle ex-flack for Clinton (and suspected novelist) has never received so much attention...
...have one silly question. [To sharply limit the suspects], Mandy Grunwald [former Clinton media consultant and clearly the basis for the character Daisy Green, who has an intense affair with the narrator] insists I ask, Did she ever sleep with...
Postscript: Many have cited Mandy Grunwald and sister Lisa Grunwald--a published novelist--as potential co-authors with both the inside knowledge and literary skill to have pulled off Primary Colors. Mandy denies it and has her own suspect: Roger Altman, the former Deputy Treasury Secretary who was an economic adviser to Clinton during the 1992 campaign. Indeed, since leaving the Administration in 1994 after a dispute over his testimony to the Senate Whitewater committee, Altman may have had the time to write a novel. His response: "It's both flattering and preposterous...