Life After the Presidency
Upon leaving office, President Clinton entered the public speaking circuit, including delivering addresses to international audiences where he discusses contemporary politics.
SCANDALS & GOSSIP
Hours before leaving office, Clinton pardoned 140 people. Of these, three of the more controversial pardons were: fugitive Marc Rich, wanted for tax evasion and whose former wife was a Clinton family friend and campaign contributor; Roger Clinton, the president's half-brother, who had served time for drug charges; and Susan McDougal, who had served her sentence but refused to testify about Clinton's role in the Whitewater scandal.
He wrote his autobiography,
