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Bill Clinton insists he doesn't owe Monica Lewinsky an apology for hijacking her life by taking advantage of her while president – and says HE'S a victim because he left the White House deeply in debt Clinton rocked the political world during the 1990s when he was forced to admit an affair with young White House intern Monica Lewinsky Now he insists he doesn't owe her a face-to-face apology for turning her life upside down and subjecting her to international ridicule The former president says he's a victim of his own transgressions since he left the White House $16 million...

The president’s PR machine is missing. Bill Clinton didn’t have to write a mystery with James Patterson, but he did. And in doing publicity for “The President is Missing,” Clinton has walked into a PR buzz saw. On the Today show, in a pre taped interview, Clinton was ambushed on a number of subjects. But the worst of it was about Monica Lewinsky. In this new climate of #MeToo, Clinton left himself open to questions about his affair with Lewinsky, who was his White House intern when he was president in 1998. What was possible to get away with 20...

In his new book, President Clinton's account of when his sexual relationship began with Monica Lewinsky conflicts with his grand jury testimony. The disparity is significant because independent counsel Kenneth Starr's prosecutors had accused Clinton of lying about the date to avoid admitting he had a relationship with an intern, the Washington Post reports. In his August 1998 grand jury testimony, Clinton said the relationship began in "early 1996," after Lewinsky had been hired for a paying job. Lewinsky testified it began Nov. 15, 1995, during a government shutdown. Clinton's memoir, without explanation, conflicts with his grand jury testimony and...