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Flashback Friday: Party Like It’s 1999 -- The Clinton Impeachment

President Clinton arrives in the Rose Garden to make a statement after being acquitted of all charges in his impeachment trial in the Senate Friday, Feb. 12, 1999.

For the next installment of our "Flashback Friday: Party Like It’s 1999" series, we're rebroadcasting an interview from October with Leon Neyfakh, a Slate staff writer and host of the podcast Slow Burn, who joined us to discuss Slow Burn's second season. The podcast looks at the hidden characters and unpredictable twists and turns behind some of the most tumultuous times in American history. The first season focused on Watergate, and this season, which premiered in August, is all about the Clinton impeachment.

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