Epstein Secrets

Indeed, the statement there is no sexual relationship" was really made not by Clinton. but in an affidavit by former Office of the President intern Monica Lewinsky, and later by Chnton's lawyer, William Bennett. when characterizing Lewinsky's affidavit. When Clinton said that "it depends on what the meaning of

n. but in an affidavit by former Office of the President intern Monica Lewinsky, and later by Chnton's lawyer, William Bennett. when characterizing Lewinsky's affidavit. When Clinton said that "it depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" he was responding to a question asking whether Bennett was

ng Lewinsky's affidavit. When Clinton said that "it depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" he was responding to a question asking whether Bennett was tying when he said it. Id. at 404. Arguably, Clinton was trying to protect his lawyer as much as himself. In her memoir Hillary Clinton states t

Indeed, the statement there is no sexual relationship" was really made not by Clinton. but in an affidavit by former Office of the President intern Monica Lewinsky, and later by Chnton's lawyer, William Bennett. when characterizing Lewinsky's affidavit. When Clinton said that "it depends on what the meaning of

n. but in an affidavit by former Office of the President intern Monica Lewinsky, and later by Chnton's lawyer, William Bennett. when characterizing Lewinsky's affidavit. When Clinton said that "it depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" he was responding to a question asking whether Bennett was

ng Lewinsky's affidavit. When Clinton said that "it depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" he was responding to a question asking whether Bennett was tying when he said it. Id. at 404. Arguably, Clinton was trying to protect his lawyer as much as himself. In her memoir Hillary Clinton states t

y it to the intelligence community, which was adamantly opposed to it. Another issue on which I initially offered my unsolicited advice involved the Monica Lewinsky matter. As I watched the Lewinsky drama unfold, I saw a familiar pattern that had had gotten many other celebrities into trouble: opting for short te

was adamantly opposed to it. Another issue on which I initially offered my unsolicited advice involved the Monica Lewinsky matter. As I watched the Lewinsky drama unfold, I saw a familiar pattern that had had gotten many other celebrities into trouble: opting for short term gratification without consideri

he President. He would also have learned of the dozens of logged meetings between the President and a young government employee. This should have put Bennett on notice to probe more deeply. At the very least he should have interviewed Lewinsky, confronted her with the concerns, and asked her direct questio