Monica Lewinsky: Bill Clinton 'Should Want To Apologize' But 'I Don't Need It'
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The former White House intern says she's finally OK with the fact that the former president may never tell her he's sorry.
Monica Lewinsky admits she long hoped that Bill Clinton would apologize for his actions toward her in the wake of the sex scandal that led to his 1998 impeachment ― but is now over it. Still, that doesn’t mean the former White House intern doesn’t think the ex-president shouldn’t still apologize to her. Lewinsky appeared on the “Today” show Tuesday to discuss the scandal, which is the subject of “Impeachment: American Crime Story,” a miniseries debuting Tuesday on FX.
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