(2008-0666-F Segment 18) White House Photos - White House Photographs from July 1, 2000 through December 31, 2000

FOIA 2008-0666-F (Segment 18) is a request for all Clinton Administration White House photographs taken from July 1, 2000 through December 31, 2000. The photographs processed in this segment were created from September 22, 2000 through September 28, 2000. This segment contains photographs pertaining to: arrivals, departures, meetings, ceremonies, press briefings, interviews, photo-ops, etc., involving President Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, White House Staff and others for the time period processed. Note: Numerous photos from this segment were previously processed in prior FOIA requests: 2016-0595-F & 2016-0871-F. Photographs from September 22, 2000 are as follows: President Clinton tapes his weekly radio address in the Oval President Clinton greets children who are cancer survivors and others in the Oval Office following his radio address President Clinton greets and meets with Sandra (Sandy) Thurman, Director of the Office of National Aids Policy and the Presidential Council on HIV/AIDS, in the Oval Office President Clinton receives a report from the Presidential Council on HIV/AIDS entitled: “AIDS No Time to Spare, The Final Report to the President of the United States September 2000” with Ron Dellums in the Oval Office President Clinton arrives at the U.S. Department of State and greets Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, John Truman, Great-Nephew of President Harry S. Truman, James Earl Jones and George Elsey President Clinton participates in a dedication ceremony to unveil a granite marker which read “Harry S. Truman Building” at the Department of State President Clinton signs the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 with Senator Harry Reid, Senator Edward (Ted) Kennedy and others in the Oval Office Photographs from September 23, 2000 are as follows: Hillary Rodham Clinton greets the Rhodeen family and the Pogue family in the Diplomatic Reception Room President Clinton arrives and greets people at Moffett Field in San Joes, CA President Clinton visits with store personnel and shops at the book store in San Jose, CA President Clinton and staff on Air Force One traveling to Los Angeles, CA President Clinton arrives at Los Angeles International Airport and greets police and others Photographs from September 24, 2000 are as follows: President Clinton plays golf with Amy Alcott, James Harris III and others at Hillcrest Country Club in Los Angeles President Clinton addresses the California League of Conservation Voters in Bel Air, CA Photographs from September 25, 2000 are as follows: President Clinton talks with Ron Burkle outside his residence in Los Angeles President Clinton greets police and others on departing the Burkle residence in Los Angeles President Clinton greets people at Los Angeles International Airport on departing for Albuquerque, NM President Clinton arrives at Kirtland Air Force in Albuquerque and transfers to a C-20 plane for a flight to Santa Fe, NM President Clinton greets Representative Tom Udall and others on arriving at Santa Fe City Airport President Clinton shops at local craft and jewelry shops in Santa Fe President Clinton delivers remarks at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center on the need for reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act President Clinton greets police and drivers at La Fonda Hotel in Santa Fe President Clinton departs New Mexico from Kirtland Air Force Base and travels to Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland Photographs from September 26, 2000 are as follows: President Clinton delivers remarks at the dedication of Georgetown University’s Eric K. Hotung International Law Center in Washington, DC President Clinton delivers remarks on the national economy at Presidential Hall in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building President Clinton attends the premiere of the Walt Disney movie “Remember the Titans” at the Cineplex Odeon Uptown Theatre in Washington President Clinton talks with Denzel Washington and others at the movie premiere of “Remember the Titans” Photographs from September 27, 2000 are as follows: President Clinton meets in the Oval Office with Paul Glastris, Sylvia Mathews, Loretta Ucelli, Joe Lockhart and Steve Ricchetti prior to his statement on the economy President Clinton delivers remarks on the national economy in the Rose Garden President Clinton departs the South Lawn via Marine One to Andrews Air Force Base for a flight to Dallas, TX Photographs from September 27, 2000 Continued: President Clinton arrives at Love Field in Dallas and greets Mayor Ron Kirk and others President Clinton greets Ojeda’s Mexican Restaurant patrons and personnel at lunch in Dallas President Clinton delivers remarks at a Gay and Lesbian Leadership Council luncheon in Dallas, TX President Clinton greets people at Dallas Love Field prior to departing for Houston, TX President Clinton arrives at Ellington Field in Houston President Clinton talks with Representative Max Sandlin and greets children in the neighborhood outside the residence of John Eddie and Sheridan Williams in Houston President Clinton greets Billie Ray Cyrus at the Democratic National Committee “Texas Tribute for President Clinton” at the Hyatt Regency Houston (Includes greeting police and drivers) Photographs from September 28, 2000 are as follows: President Clinton meets in the Oval Office with Thurgood Marshall, Jr., Joe Lockhart, Steve Ricchetti, John Podesta and Barbara Chow President Clinton meets with his full cabinet in the Cabinet Room, Including: Secretary Madeleine Albright, Secretary Donna Shalala, Secretary Richard Riley, John Podesta, Secretary Norman Mineta, Secretary Rodney Slater, Jack Lew, Gene Sperling, Secretary Larry Summers, Martin Baly, Secretary Andrew Cuomo, Secretary Dan Glickman, Secretary Alexis Herman, Secretary Bill Richardson, Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, James Lee Witt, General Barry McCaffrey, Charlene Barshefsky, Aida Alvarez and others President Clinton escorts Prime Minister Wim Kok of the Netherlands to the North Porte Cochere entrance of the West Wing on the Prime Minister’s departure following his visit to the White House.