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You probably haven't seen a guest house like this. It's pretty sweet. It's about 60,000 square feet.

There's 120 rooms and 18 full-time employees making sure everything looks perfect.

14 guest rooms each with a full bathroom, three dining rooms, two conference rooms,

several kitchens, a beauty salon, exercise room, you get it. It's called, literally,

the president's guest house. That's the address. Also known as the Blair House. The pad is just

across the street from the White House. Since World War II, this is where guests of the

presidents of the United States stay. Kings and Queens, Prime Ministers, Emperors, and where the

president elect generally hangs in the days leading up to the move just across the street.

Queen Elizabeth II, General Charles DeGal, and President Nelson Mandela

have all spent time at what has become known as the world's most exclusive hotel.

It's September 26, 1994. Boys to men is arguably the most popular group in America.

The Shawshank Redemption has just been released and is getting solid buzz.

At the Blair House, Russian President Boris Yeltsin, his president Bill Clinton's guest.

Yeltsin is 62, a bit overweight, with slick back silver hair. He has an infectious grin.

Two of his fingers on his left hand are missing. When he was a kid, he and his friends were playing

with grenades they had stolen from an army store and they exploded. On this late September evening,

it's about 60 degrees with clear skies. Yeltsin is having a blast, or so it seems.

He's been drinking booze for quite a while and is now running from room to room in his underwear.

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