he didn't just victimize monica lewinsky, the power difference between the pres.t changed the trajectory of her life significantly. >> i like the me too movement, it is way overdue. is there a missed opportunity to try to be a voice for what happenor now, he thinks it is overdue. >> absolutely. he can use his communication skills we have come to know to try to turn it around in a positive way for all people involved. rebecca tracer has an amazing piece that talks about the lewinsky scandal with president clinton that slowed down the national conversation around sexual harassment and that is a reckoning. >> that presupposes that it was just monica lewinsky. if bill clinton wants to embrace the me too movement he has a closet full of skeletons to address, not just monica lewinsky. monica within general flowers are the ones he admitted to publicly and were willing participants. the others, kathleen willy, 18 of broderick and paula jones. >> two were onra ingram and were very upset about the way he portrayed the conversation about me too and his guilt or innocence in

that is not just monica lewinsky.flowers are the ones that he has admitted to. publicly, and were willing participants. the others, kathleen willie, juanita broaddrick, paula jones, they weren't willing participants. >> shannon: two of those women's were on laura ingraham tonight and they were very upset about the way that he pretrade the conversation about the me too movement and his guilt or innocence, and jehmu, those are big caseshat did not get a lot of attention at the time. but even in retrospect, a number of the people involved, interviewing those women, trying to get them from interviews, have said, we have gotten that wrong. >> i think that is one of the great things that we are seeing come out of the me too movement. i think it is also important, shannon, to recognize that while the scandal almost ended president clinton's presidency, in this age of this reckoning where president clinton needs to face it, and it's not a partin issue, many men, many people who were complicit in this need to face it, in the m

that this a lot of women to speak out.rced one of those women, monica lewins. too movement changed her view of sexual harassment. he was 27 years my senior. with enough life experience to know better. he was at the pinnacle of his career and i was out of college. looking through the lens of me too now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no. i felt terrible then, and i came to grips with it. did you ever apologize to her. >> no -- yes. i had a sexual harassment policy when i was governor in the '80s. i had two women chiefs of staff when i wasgovernor. women were overrepresented in the attorney general's office in the '70s. i've had nothing but women leaders in my office since i left. you are giving one side and omitting facts. >> mr. president, i'm not trying to present a side. >> no, no, you asked me if i agreed. the answer is no, i don't. >> i asked if you apologized and you said you have. >> i have. i apologized to everybody in the world. >> it is important to me that everybody who has been hurt know that the sorrow i feel is genuine. fi

former president bill clinton opens up about monica lewinsky in the wake of the me-too movement. >> i like the me-too movement. i think that it doesn't mean i agree with everything. >> the reason the former president said he does not owe monica lewinsky an apology. clin the me too movement. one of the things the me too movement >>> former president clinton is speaking out about the me-too movement. one of the things the movement has done is change how many people view power dynamic and relationships with subordinates. some would supported clinton then suggested he should have resigned. >> in an interview, craig melvin asked the former president about that and in light of the me-too movement if he would have changed any way he handled the monica lewinsky scandal. >> some say you should have resigned in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal and you said you would not have. and if you were president now in 2018 with everything that is going on with the me-too movement, how would you have approached the accusations differently? >> well i don't think it would be an issue because people w

. >> his legacy in the "me too" era and his comments about monica lewinsky. >>> plus hail the hero. the special honor a bay area postal worker received for fighting crime along his route. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures anywhere from 12 to 14 degrees colder inland. we'll tell you how much cooler tomorrow, plus when 90 degree temperatures settle back in. that's in about seven minutes. >>> i think i did thing. i defended the constitution. >> it's a interview that's raising a lot of eyebrows. former president bill clinton facing new scrutiny in the era of the "me too" movement. it's all about his admitting an affair with monica lewinsky following that lengthy investigation and impeachment when he was president. mr. clinton, who is promoting a new book he co-wrote with the author james patterson spoke for the first time about this with nbc's craig melvin. >> looking back on what happened through the lens of me too now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no. i felt terrible then, and i came to grips with it. >> did you ever apologize to her? >

the conversation went directly to monica lewinsky.atch. >> but you didn't apologize to her. >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel like you owe her an apology? >> i have ver talked to her, but i did say publicly on more than one occasion that i was sorry. >> tucker: ouch. he almost lost it and then sort of recovered and then he went on to explain that even though monica lewinsky's life was completely destroyed by that experience, while he himself went on to become the single richest former president in history, he somehow is the real victim here. watch this. >> do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no, i felt terrible then. nobody believethat i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. i have had nothing but women leaders since then. you are giving one side. >> mr. president, i'm not trying to take a side. >> do you think president kennedy should resign? do believe president johnson should have resigned? someone should ask these questions to you because of the wayy you formulate thes

i apologize to monica lewinsky. >> i want to move on., but bill clinton should be saying those things. >> did say that. >> he should have said it first. he didn't say that first. >> he did say it. >> so the trump administration ramping up its zero-tolerance policy for undocumented immigrants, referring those who are caught for federal prosecution. the policy has resulted in hundreds of children being separated from their nts. angela, this is mcclatchy's reporting. the plladministration is lookino build tent cities to house unaccompanied children. we are currently in the site assessment phase. no decisions have been made on locations let alone construction materials. what are your thoughts on this possible move, angela? >> i think it's atrocious. it's humane. the idea that we're talking about children being sarated from their families and housed in tent cities in 2018 is beyond me. i don't care what race they are. i don't care how old they are. this is like insane at this point. and i'm just trying to figure out at what point the american

nists did not go after monica lewinsky. they supported bill clinton and they basically said no matter what he did, they didn't dispute monica's account under the constitution he incident loose his job for it. with ultimately the american people thought. secondary, how in the world do supporters like you and ned of donald trump go on your high donald trump bragged about grabbing women by the private parts. trish: all right. >> seriously. >> 17 women accused him. trish: i want to answer that richard. >> please do. trish: i will tell you by the way, ned knows this, wee talked about it, i was very unsettled by that. viewersnow that as well. i was very unhappy and im still unhappy with that. >> you're singing his praises at hen't been held to account. trish: i like policy. i'm a policy wonk. it doesn'tn i necly approve one of someone's personal life. i will give bill clinton this, he did a lot policywise, changing w, helping technology t economy along. there is lot we can look at. he cut some taxes too along the way. there is a

who felt like monica lewinsky was owed an apology as well as her family then.i want to just say something about an apology. to call her which he says he is not sorry enough to pick up the phone and make it personal. there were other things he was willing to make personal, but not that. people publicly apologize, but that's political management. that's reputational management. that's not human contact. >> marie: right, i agree with that. the answer to your question about hillary in 2016 it could have hurt her if she was running against someone different but the fact that donald trump was accused by over a dozen women of sexual assault or sexual harassment, the fact that the access hollywood came out. they may be other reasons but i don't think it's this one. i think another republican could have used this issue better and there were a bunch of other reasons but i don't think it wa was. >> lisa: he brought the accusers of bill clinton front and center in debates. i do think he made this an issue and i think he was effective in making the issue and i do think it h

and new this morning, bill clinton explains his angry response when he was asked whether he owes monica lewinsky an apology. the new outrage from the two women who accuse clinton of assault. >>> those stories plus the revelation about epa boss scott pruitt about trying to get a used mattress from the trump hotel. >>> and caught on camera, an officer ending an armed standoff at the grocery store with a can of beans. >>> and we do say good morning on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with president trump abruptly canceling the white house celebration for the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. >> yeah, so the president is blaming the ongoing dispute over whether players should be forced to stand for the national anthem, and he is, however, acknowledging that most of the team had planned to boycott the event. abc's janai norman is joining us from washington. janai, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so, a number of players had been backing out of this ceremony over the president's comments about nfl players and the national an

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liz: where is outrage with "me too" movement with what happened to monica lo lewinsky. her reputation, hillary clinton, on record calling her a quote narcissistic loonie, and also first person abused by internet trolls. >> yeah, do think that outrage that we see from feminists is selective. certain women are going to be elevated as victims and others minimized because of who the person who abused or took advantage of them was. i think that is wrong. i think that all women deserve to be believed. their stories of the issues need to be listened to regardless of who was doing it to them. i think certainly this ce is important, and should be raised to level of importance along with wrath. when i was growing up, when i did something bad, and got caught and apologized after being caught, my parents would assault it clinton sorry, they would say, i was not actually sorry about what i did, i was sorry that i got caught. and i think that it is clear that is what bill clinton did in 1998, and has been doing for 20 years, he is doubling down and taking that course of action again.

just the other day he said he owes monica lewinsky an apology. >> he did not say that. he said he publicly apologized to the american people, to monica lewinsky and her fami family -- >> lenny, let listen to it and then i'll let you finish. >> i feel terrible then, and i came to grips with it. >> did you apologize? >> yes. >> but you didn't apologize to her. >> i did not talk to her. >> do you feel you owe her an apology? >> i've never talked to her. but i did say publicly on more than one occasion i was sorry. >> go ahead, lanny. >> you clipped it.the next sent was sorry to people -- and nothing funny here. the next sentence right after that sentence was i apologize to the american people, i apologize to monica lewinsky and her family publicly, and i apologize to my family. and as to whether -- i don't think that would have been appropriate, but he did exactly say what i said. >> i've known you for a long time and, lanny, i know you workedy, reallyard to defend your friend bill clinton, but the fact of the matter is he has not picked up the phone and he hadn't reiched

chelsea clinton is about six and a half years older than monica lewinsky.l clinton saying he was $16 million in debt when he left office. he's saying he publicly apologized. does he owe monica lewinsky a private apology. >> i mean, the decency of it, you would think so. that's really up to ms. lewinsky more than, you know, me as a partisan republican here in utah. but the fact of the matter is, the president went before the american people and lied. and he lied about it, and he did something that was horrific and should have never been done. and did he pay a price for it? i -- you know, anybody else, i dealer think they should have been booted out of office. and just the humility of it, they should have stepped down from office. but he didn't, and he persevered, and he continued on, and he won reelection, and history will rewrite a lot of things about it. but the reality is he lied about it, and he look into the american people's eyes and lied about it, and i think that will stick with him throughout history. liz: all right. let's move on. let's get to this

i did it then and i did it now, i apologize for my family, for monica lewinski and her family, to thecond is i respect t mooe too movement. >> laura, is that a way to clean up his statement? >> i think that it did something, maybe not completely because what he fails to recognize is that while he said that 20 years ago got him in a great deal of trouble, the truth of the matter is he has thrived over last 20 years and monica lewinski has had the live of a her met and shamed and forced to wear a red scarlet letter. i think it needs to be addressed not only from him but how society has treated her and gone after her and her behavior and accountability. and the way they questioned her in the way they have not done so with bill clinton, the former president of the united states. there is a reckoning to come. i would have been more satisfied had he addressed what i thought was the most obvious reason why, a married man would not have addressed a woman who was his mistress 20 years ago with a phone call or perhaps with some conciliatory flowers. that was themselves, perhaps not to him. 20 y

one of those women monica lewsinsky. wrote that the me too movement changed her history of sexual harassment. he was my boss, the most powerful man on the planet, 25 years my senior with enough experience to know better. he was at the pinnacle of his career while i was in my first job out of college. looking back at what happened through the lens of me too now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no, i felt terrible then. and i came to grips with. >> did you ever apologize to her? >> yes. and nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. but, you typically have ignored gaping facts in discovering this and i bet you don't even know them. this was litigated 20 years ago, two-thirds of the american people sided with me. they were not insensitive to that. i had a sexual harassment policy when i was governor in the '80s. i had two women chief of staff when i was governor. women were overrepresented in the attorney general's office in the '70s. for their perce

in 1998, he admitted to a grand jury to the affair of monica lewinsky. prime time television and gave a five-minute speech that was just like watching him right now. i have a private life. i am a victim. the apology -- he said he gave an apology to monica lewinsky in public. it came three weeks later. the reason for the apology was, first, the report hit congress with allegations of impeachable offenses. he was facing impeachment. there were democrats, led by joe lieberman, a senator from connectiid, mr. president, what you told the country when you admitted the affair was not what we need. we need contrition from you. we need apology. he went to the national prayer breakfast, september 11th, 1998, that is when he apologized to monica lewinsky. it is an apology his critics said was given under duress. to listen to him 20 years later, you wonder if there was something to that. >> in a world in which, in bill clinton's mind, this has been litigated, and it's done. he said, 2/3 of americans backed me up on it. in a world that changed the last year, do these

monica lewinsky, she tweeted a short time ago, i believe we have the tweet. grateful to the myriad of people who helped me einvolve and gain perspective in the past 20 years. worth reposting this from today and linked that op-ed she wrote back in march. reaction to the former president's words have been swift. >> when you have done something wrong, you are supposed to own it and not talk about facts, distorted facts and obstructed facts. my god. he sounded like trump. >> the president could have said, yeah. i should have said i'm sorry. i am sorry, and i can't say it that's all he to say. >> a lot of people don't want to loathe bill clinton. they don't want to, but he spend the first half 6 that interview not make them. it's not me. i was in debt. i don't owe her an apology. what about trump? like, take responsibility, because let's not forget it wasn't just monica lewinsky. he was accuseded of rape. >> watch bill clinton's political strategy throughout history, also a controversy, somebody attacking him, turn into that person he feels is attacking him. polit

hillary apologized to monica lewinsky.ut leaving the white house without a penny to his name. >> nobody believes i got out of that for free. i left the wte house $16 million in debt. but you typicallyave ignored gaping facts in discovering this, and i bet you don't even know them. kennedy: my favorite part of that clip is not his slurring. it's the look on james patterson's face as though he was woken up from a nap at the home during visiting hours. he was in debt before he made a few hundred million dollars loading up the corrupt silos. for monica the dress was blue. to bill, it was solid gold. but did i apologize? >> i did not apologize to her. i have not talked to her. i have never talked to her. but i did say publicly on more than one occasion that i was sorry. that's very different. the apology was token. cannes he's grandpa forrest gump. a public apology says it not an apology. part of the reason hillary lost was in additioning to her unparalleled unlikability was her world class hypocrisy. she thought she would ride

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i apologize to my family and monica lewinsky and her family and the american people.with the consequences. heather: making it about me again. clinton accuses gennifer flowers, says he needs to face harsher consequences. >> i'm advocating bill be prosecuted for his sex crimes. why shouldn't he be prosecuted for rape and bill cosby has and harvey weinstein was just arrested. why don't they arrest hillary is a co-conspirator? she has been a person who has let him go and enable her. >> that me too movement should be supported. now to one of the most liberal lawmakers in congress who says he wants to be his state's next top lawyer, keith ellison officially announcing his run for minnesota atty. gen. the democrat tweeting you deserve an atty. gen. who will never stop fighting for you and your family. that is what i plan. ellison is expected to stay on his deputy director of the democratic national committee. netflix is taking requests. users can tell the streaming service what movies and shows they want to watch. the title request page lets you order 3 movies and tv series

>>> and bill clinton addressing its tone-deaf comments about the monica lewinsky affair. he's now saying more tonight. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, caught red handed, sarah sanders, it appears is not being truthful. caught saying something untrue about the infamous june trump tower meeting. the stories about trump's involvement in drafting the letter about the meeting have shifted again and again. as we learn of a bombshell from trump's legal team, an admission that president trump himself dictated the letter. when confronted about this today, sarah sanders deflected again and again and agn. >> you said last august that the president did not dictate the statement about the trump tower meeting during the campaign, but the lawyers wrote to the special counsel that the president did dictate that statement. what's the reason for that discrepancy? >> like you said, this is from a letter from the outside counsel, and i direct you to them to answer that question. >> certainly didn't dictate the statement. i wonder if you could tell

shannon: bill clinton is sick of reliving his affair and monica lewinsky says me too. aesponse to the ierview ev is talking ab "fox and friendsst right now. ♪ ♪ >> live shot of new york city shaping up to be a beautiful day in the city, hopefully the same wherever you're waking up and joining me on this tuesday, straight to our top story, another busy day and the stage is set, the white house announced the day and time donald trump will come face-to-face with kim jong un. that high-stakes summit not happening without a list of demands from democrats, chuck schumer leading the charge. griffin jenkins live in washington dc with new developments this morning. >> one week from today, june 12th at 9:00 singapore time monday evening at 9:00 easte in the us, the historic meeting will take place according to white house press secretary sarah sanders, this just days after the letter was delivered to the pres. but they wouldn't go into detail on what was in the letter. >> won't get into specifics of the letter, they were interesting and we feel things are continuing to move forw

certainly italy would say it ought to mean the end of the dublin rules monica. italy is proposing that they simply be jettisoned that europe adopt a new system so two questions to you also as an italian first of all how does italy born a disproportionate share of the burden has it been left in the lurch by other countries and secondly who is looking for what in this current debate take us through it briefly if you would. yes italy has a point because it has been the frontline state and there has not been an equal sharing of the responsibility the new proposal that is with the european parliament looks at the possibility for refugees to put forward their asylum claims not only are not necessarily in the first country of entry and. gives the possibility to have a different sharing that really. i would like to give also another number that shows that that we were going into the right direction and that is the number the from six gave recently talking about the returns frontex just let's remind people is that coastal guard that is yes and they gave recently a figure

former president bill clinton trying to further explain an answer to my question, does he owe monica lewinsky a personal apology in the age of the me too movement? we'll also share a new revelation from my interview with mr. clinton. if he was up for election today, he doesn't think he'd win. also, some breaking news on this tuesday. fashion icon kate spade has died by apparent suicide. we're working to get a little bit more on the investigation. we will have that for you in just a few moments. but let's start at the white house. for about two hours from now, president trump will be hosting an event that was to celebrate the philadelphia eagles super bowl victory. but the team won't be there. and there areic reports as to why. the whithouse put out a state a short time ago which reads, in part, the vast majority of the eagles team decided to abandon their fans. but a source outside the white house with direct knowledge telling nbc news that the president called off the visit by the eagles because he was aware of the bad optics of having fewer than ten people including players, coache

>> i think monica lewinsky deserved a whole new retelling of her side of the story.the history of this, i am aghast at how she was manipulated and not only by the democrats but by everyone involved. linda trip might be the biggest villain in the whole story. i cannot get out of my head the scene where she is lured to the pentagon city ritz carlton and holed up with fbi agents who threat tone put her mother in jail because of something that happened. that everyone else was lying about. and bill clinton should probably apologize to his wife again. because i think it was the lies about monica lewinsky which led him to not want to admit to any other problems that donald trump used against hillary clinton in the election and so clinton could pretend like he's a victim and the conflict was not resolv monica to tell her side of the story of the young woman in washington being pulled terrible discretions when she was unable to defend herself at the time. >> and you talked about how bill clinton was saying about a victim and his press secretary talked about what he heard, he

your point about this is the monica lewinsky scandal, it is not. is the bill clinton scandal. >> katie: i know we had a lot of scandals so it's hard to keep track of them. but she is not the one who could've handled the situation, bill clinton could have handled the situation. >>: could you imagine if you took responsibility with his words the way that she has? a long time for him to play the victim. >> harris: it is because she felt like she was on the outskirts and vilified. and she talks about her participation in this as a scandal, not like trying to find credibility. space is what makes me so upset is and he hates being wrapped up in the same conversation as bill cosby and harvey weinstein. he feels like he is better than and separate from. >> sandra: is interesting that you say that because you go back to his words when he was asked if he would've done everything differently in the era of the me too movement and he said i don't think it would be an issue. >> david: that is the hubris that comes with the clintons. they have sought power and th

in addition to monica lewinsky, others accused him of worse, nonconsensual encounters are saying, hey somebody ask him about those which is a fair question as well in this day. and by the way, he has never figured out how to cov that anger effectively. as soon as that switch turns, you can see it all over. >> to that point, h asked in the nbc interview what about an apology to monica lewinsky. >> well, i felt terrible then. and i came to grips with it. >> but you didn't apologize to her. >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel you owe her apolo apology? >> no. i never talked to her. but i did say publicly on more than one occasion that i was sorry. that's very different. the apology was public. >> and you dent think a private apology is owed? >> i think this thing is 20 years ago. come on. let's talk about jfk, let's talk about, you know, lbj. stop already. >> it was 20 years ago and at's a combination of bill clinton's ras pi voice and allergies makes it hard to understand it was 20 years ago. again, this is the moment we live in. >> 20 years ago that's what he was well known for

and then i ran in to monica totally by happen stance on christmas eve. that was the first time -- host: this past year? guest: yeah. i was on my way to church we were leaving one restaurant she was coming in to that restaurant with her family. so it was brief encounter. host: did you talk? guest: briefly. host: larry, new york. caller: judge star thanks for your service. i have two quick questions. number one why did you replace bob fisk? was he fired? number two, did you have the option after when you reported to congress to suggest that they hold off on impeachment and that bill clinton simply be tried after he left office? guest: great question. i was chosen to replace bob fisk because bob had been appointed by attorney general janet reno. so it's sort of like the system is now. then congress on june 30, 1994, radio authorized that provided for th diffent mechanism of appointment namely by the special division, three-judge court. so according to the order that the three-judge court issues f issued, replacing yours truly he great -- bob fisk, there was

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monica has to get a word in here. but canceling the august recess, i've been begging them to do this for months and months. monica, that's exactly -- we are doing the people's business so they can do whatever they are going to do. >> yes and i think he made absolutely the right moves today and i hope and pray that they follow through on it and actually do work throughugt. you will recall laura that last year senator mcconnell made the same move and said it, we are going to work for two weeks through august. they didn't even last through the first thursday of the first week. so i hope that they mean what they say on this and that they will be there and they will confirm the president's nominees and get the spending bill through. >> they are staying but they are not staying just to confirm, they are staying to watch the president. they are very concerned about what the president may or may not do >> that's not it at all. >> i think that if your job is to make stuff up, make up something believable. >> mcconnell will be

i'm sorry to monica lewinsky and ly. if she's listening i would like to apologize to her i want to reach out to her but haven't done it out of respect or something. it's so easy to answer that que. >> again, i think, as we've talked about, that answer is diametrically opposed to at the time what the president did as president. which was not focus on himself, not focus on the victimization of the president and focus on the country's work. and you can see why, you know, when the answer coout that way it's not effective at all. >> i got hot under the collar the way the questions were asked. i think what was lost were the two points that i made that are important to me. the suggestion was that i had never apologized for what caused all the trouble for me 20 years ago. so the first point is i did. i meant it then and i meant it now. i apologized to my family. and the american people. before a panel of mip stnisters the white house. i did that. i benefited. i meant it today. i live with it all the time. the second is that i su

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clinton has been asked about his affair in the 1990s with intern monica lewinsky.ast night he defended his strong response in an earlier interview about whether he should have directly apologized to lewinsky. >> the suggestion was that i never apologized for what caused all the trouble for me 20 years ago. so first point is, i did. i meant it now. i meant it now. i apologized to my family, to monica lewinsky and her family, and to t can people. >> mr. clinton ays he supports the me too movement. >>> the "washington post" reports the supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado baker who would not make a wedding cake for a gay couple based on his religious beliefs. in a 7-2 vote, the high court said the colorado civil rights commission showed anti-religious bias when it ruled against the baker. the supreme court's limited ruling did not answer the question of whether a business can use religious objections for refusing service to gay people. >>> "time" says survivors of the parkland, florida, school shooting are taking their activism on the road with a 20-state bus to

one of those women, monica lewinsky. wrote an op-ed that the #metoo movement changed her mind about sexual harassment. quote, he was my boss, he was the most powerful man on the planet, he was 27 years my senior with enough life experience to know better he was at the time at the pinnacle of his career while i was in my first job out of college. looking back on what happened then, through the lens of #metoo now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no. i felt terrible then. and i came to grips with it. >> did you apologize to her? >> yes. and nobody believes i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. but you typically have ignored gaping facts in describing this and i bet you don't even know them. this was litigated 20 years ago. two-thirds of the american people sided with me. they were not insensitive that i had a sexual harassment policy when i was governor in the '80s. i had two women chief of staff when i was governor. women were overrepresented in the attorney genera

ful monica thank you for being with us. you will hear from them. but let me just acknowledge this. with this decision that was announced yesterday, the supreme court became supreme court that is short for corporations. they are there to undermine workers in our country. they did so in trying suffocate the voices by giving corporations unlimited access to dark special interest money in the citizens united decision. and yesterday, they did violence to our democracy by trying to diminish the voices of working people. amplify the voices of corporate silence, diminish the voices of workers. that's not the american way. their decision does violence to the first amendment, cheapening it and using it and using it as a rationale. t does violence to stare decisis. and that endanger so many decisions that have already taken place in the court. and what does that do? it hurts america's working families. the trade union movement has been responsible as the distinguished leader said, for establishing our middle class. the middle class has a union label on it. we all agree with that. our entire s

monica lewinsky and her family. >> but you didn't apologize to her? >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel you owe her an apology? >> no, i do -- i do not -- i've never talked to her. but i did say publicly on more than one occasionhat i was sorry. that's very different. the apology was public. >> that public apology did not take the spotlitodaof grateful to the myriad of people that gain perspective in the past 20 years. >> you don't think a private apology is let's talk about jfk. let's talk about lbj. stop already. >> i don't think yo you- you- think president kennedy should have resigned? do you believe president johnson should have resigned? someone should ask you these questions because of the way you formulate the questions. i dealt with it 20 years ago plus and the american people, two-thirds of them stayed with me and i've tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. that's all i have to say to you. >> president clinton with our craig melvin. you can see much more of that interview on nbcnews.com. >>> there is good ne

>> i thought craig's question was very fair and balanced where he used a piece of what monica lewinsky written in "vanity fair." in the new light of me too, do you feel differently about what happened 20 years ago. the president was defensive. he talked about how he left the office $16 million in debt. it wass if the president was talking about something that happened to him, not something he did. >> he mentioned having a sexual harassment policy in the 1980s. >> i was surprised it felt as they he did not anticipate the question. >> which is hard to believe. >> this is the story of the last year about men in power and women. >> and given kirstgillibrand'ri that. >>> melania trump attended a white house event which was closed to the press out of respect for the families. a person in the room says the president joked about the first lady's absence from public fvie. it was awkward considering the event was to honor gold star families. >>> ahe timing is set for the meeting with kim jong-un in singapore. with the summit one week away, the president may not see eye to eye with top officials.

he ends up bringing up the victim makes himself the victim, said he wout apologize to monica lewinsky with the #metoo back up, we will start to hear questions about when you know broderick, kathleen willey. ean: harris, go ahead. >> "washington post" put out a fact check list -- there are seven other women on it. he is grappling for relevance right now, and sometimes you have to know when it's not your time. when a woman steps up when you used to have much power over and has power with her voice, might be time to sit down. take several seats. see what happens. >> sean: harris faulkner, please see her shoes. mohen we come back. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, jusone visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from

migrant crisis time for fortress europe that's our topic here on quadriga here are our guests monica is the director of the german section of the international organization for migration in berlin and she says arrivals are drastically lower across the mediterranean yet the sense of panic and crisis is at an all time high now is the time to go beyond a crisis footing and forge a long term humane policy with migrants recognisance people not numbers. and it's a pleasure to welcome reg. to the program she is a freelance journalist from lebanon and she says the crisis europe is facing now is partly a fusil of its act is to act early on what was happening. in syria during the early days of the revolution. and also great to have with us he's co-founder and director of the global public policy institute in berlin he says the migration issue has long stopped being mainly about refugees it's now a tool in the fight for political power and identity in europe a fight that has the potential to lead to an implosion of the european union. so welcome to all of you i'd like to start out by picking up

president clinton apologizing again for his behavior in the monica lewinsky scandal and raising questions about how he conducted our interview this week. what he's claiming and our response. >>> and back in the spotlight. melania trump expected to make her first public appearance in nearly a month after the president defended her absence and attacked the media for being vicious. there's a good chance we will see melania trump this hour, but we start with that breaking news from the white house. president trump just moments ago commuting the sentence of alice johns, a 63-year-old mother of four, sentenced to life in prison for drug trafficking back in 1996. last week reality tv star and businesswoman kim kardashian met with president trump. she urged the president to pardon alice johnson. johnson's daughter is on the phone with me right now. are you there? >> yes, i am. >> how did you find out -- find out about the commutation? >> through the media. >> through television. >> yes. and then i heard -- one of her attorneys contacted me shortly after, like seconds after i found out. >> what di

. >> reporter: bill clinton defending himself from recent criticism of his affair with monica lewinsky. >> i apologized to everybody in the world. >> but you didn't apologize to her. >> i have not talked to her. >> reporter: a man shot in the leg when a dancing f.b.i. agent's gun went off. >> the gun went off from someone's pocket. >> reporter: howard shultz, the executive chairman of starbucks, stepping down, sparking a lot of speculation shultz might be running for political office. >> glor: also thrk group of gold star kids helping others through their pain. mes corbin help u >> yes. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin with a disaster unfolding in guatemala where the volcano of fire has erupted. it is a humanitarian crisis in the making in central america. rescuers are trying to pull people to safety, but more than 62 have been killed, and that toll is expected to go much higher. more than 46 are hurt, more than 3,200 evacuated. it is happening not far from guatemala's capital. and don dahler has details. ( explosion ) >> reporter: orange superhe