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Bill Clinton Reflects on Monica Lewinsky Scandal in New Memoir

Bill Clinton opens up about his affair with Monica Lewinsky and discusses his lack of a personal apology in his new book, 'Citizen'.

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Updated: Nov 14th, 2024, 8:30 PM ET

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In his upcoming memoir 'Citizen,' Bill Clinton reflects on his affair with Monica Lewinsky, expressing frustration over a lack of direct apology. He acknowledges regret and recognizes Lewinsky's advocacy against bullying, while recounting a 2018 interview where he was confronted about not apologizing directly to her. He emphasizes living with the scandal, reiterating that while he publicly expressed regret, he never spoke directly to Lewinsky about it. Clinton's reflection offers insights into his ongoing struggle with the political scandal that marked his presidency.

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