we had made the last guy the last story of the monica lewinsky over the back of lewinsky all over the freezer. that monte the freezer. yeah. that monte lewinsky in my tube . yeah. this lewinsky in my tube. yeah. this was actually a study did where they gave a large number of 278 teenage boys. so they gave them phones that they could have sex with. they gave it to her, and they gave them lyrics. and girls phone numbers like this, things like entrapment , you know, like like entrapment, you know, like they gave them bears with pandora and bondage harnesses on them. that is actually illegal for two people under the age of 18 to exchange sexual images and videos, which i love this as well. lyrics what analysed listen to this lyrics were analysed by software for sexual words such as boob penis erotic fetish and screw and sexually objectifying booty diddle p asterisk asterisk asterisk y . asterisk asterisk asterisk y. and around that where they could i mean put yeah you know ofcom have also got those so they're going to be in trouble now they develop software that goes through lyrics goes,

we had made the last guy the last story of the monica lewinsky over the back of lewinsky all over the freezer. that monte the freezer. yeah. that monte lewinsky in my tube . yeah. this lewinsky in my tube. yeah. this was actually a study did where they gave a large number of 278 teenage boys. so they gave them phones that they could have sex with. they gave it to her, and they gave them lyrics. and girls phone numbers like this, things like entrapment , you know, like like entrapment, you know, like they gave them bears with pandora and bondage harnesses on them. that is actually illegal for two people under the age of 18 to exchange sexual images and videos, which i love this as well. lyrics what analysed listen to this lyrics were analysed by software for sexual words such as boob penis erotic fetish and screw and sexually objectifying booty diddle p asterisk asterisk asterisk y . asterisk asterisk asterisk y. and around that where they could i mean put yeah you know ofcom have also got those so they're going to be in trouble now they develop software that goes through lyrics goes,

. >> the other thing is, remember when the whole clinton, monica lewinsky scandal happened, the democrats created moveon.org. they've done it again. basically liberal money coming in. they already have $1.5 million, mainly trying to do pr to talk to the media to get them set up. >> they understand it takes money. they know how to collect money. they don't care whether it's dark money, where it's from. they'll do it to defend themselves. the crazy part, it's the democrats -- it was obama who said elections have consequences. i mean, we could say the same thing to them. elections have consequences. so your people are going to go. no one better than omar. by the way, for all of the things she said about israel and her sept anti-semitic tropes, ty passed a resolution, and never put her name in it. they said, we object to hate speech, and let her off the hook. it was crazy. so they removed marjorie taylor greene. i would expect they would at the very least remove adam schiff. i'll tell you why. he's a former prosecutor, he's a lawyer. he comes out and swears, he says i have evidence beyond a r

had seen videos of this years ago if we had seen what she was really like i feel like when the monica lewinskyeen like bill, we get it. >> greg: you are nodding along to what our so-called comedian was saying. they don't have anything! it's so obvious. >> by the way, hillary, i want her to be gone she's been around politics forever. i'm sure she's got enough money, she is embezzled enough money ot of us over the years she could live a very nice life playing in the fourth quarter she needs to work on her hair and makeup, it just wasn't working. after listening to her it looks like if the republicans take the house and the senate the way she is talking, we're all going to die. it's over with but it's nice to know we are going to die from the republicans -- aoc said we were going to die in 12 years like we have about three more years before we are all going to die from climate change. were all going to die. >> greg: so why not go with the republicans? you'll have more money in the bank! up next how much longer will tho system fail when democrats endorse no cash bail. in his car's windshield, he s

. >> you enter the whitete house around the time the monica lewinsky story was breaking and hillary clintong through a very difficult crisis playing out in public. ... the time when you first entered when you are dealing with your own story, how did hrc, as you refer to in book, how did she counsel you during those difficult times. >> as you said, i was a 21-year-old intern w is so 1-year-old intern when i walked into the white house in 1986 completely in awe of the experience falling in love with the work and the people i talk about the culture of love and support and i think everyone goes through their own challengesr in their own situations. back then for me my job was to take care of her. as the story broke i chose to ride a chapter about impeachment in part because you can mark all of my professional abandonment alongside major news in that situation so i thought it was relevant and i wrote it as my job at the time. i want to figure out how to make her life easier. she was under so much stress in so much pressure and for me it was caretaking. my situation all these many years later she

like the monica lewinsky scandal. possible interpretation that could be drawn in the speech, removing every single sense of that, i thought that was an interesting way to go. - i, i was talking about going through what paul (---) extremely (---) anticipating how republicans would be able to go after the speech. again, that's frustrating for the speech writer. you have to have a political person who knows how the other side is going to respond. on that highly practical note, i will draw today's class to a close. i hope you've gotten a little bit of insight into the presidential rhetoric. we will continue our look at the presidency in a virtual class on wednesday. take care. - if you're enjoying american history tv, sign up for the use learners in the qr code this screen the presidency and more be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c-span.org slash history. middle and high school students, it's your time to shine. you're invited to participate in this year's c-span student cam cam docu

said a lot of embarrassing things about conversations and actions that went on between him and monica lewinsky and others in the white house. mike pence i think joey is right, you want him to be in a good mood. this is the first part of the investigation but in the end he's going have to testify. >> i know it can be hard to keep up with all the various cases donald trump is involved in. but let's break it down to this week and here is what has happened, joe ach am a new york judge has scheduled a trial date for the trump organization and the supreme court did clear the way for the house committee to get donald trump's taxes after he'd tried to block from for years. an appeals court had been skeptical of donald trump's arguments what he was doing with all those classified documents at mar-a-lago. and senator lindsey graham has testified about trying to overturn the election results in georgia. that's just -- we're not done with this week yet, joey. so that's what's happened. does it feel to you like things are ramping up? >> i think so. this is a legal process at work. you're entitled certainly

. >> you entered the white house right around the time that the monica lewinsky story was breaking and hillary clinton herself was going through a very difficult marital crisis that was playing out in public.c. of course at the time you could have never known that some years down the road you would have your own marital difficulties playing out on the front pages of the paper. i wonder, going back to the time when you first enter or when you would you do with your story, how did hrc, as referred to in the book, how did she counsel you during this difficult times? >> you know, as you said i was a 21-year-old intern when i walked into the white house in 1996, completelyy in all of the experience, falling in love with the work, with the people. talk about the culture of hillary land, the club and the support. you know, i think everyone goes through their own challenges and you can't compare situations. back then for me my job was care of her.e i kind of experienced come as the story broke i chose to write a chapter about the impeachment in part because you can mark all of my professional

frankly whenever he speaks not commenting what happened with monica lewinsky, gennifer flowers all of that, he has great political instincts. james carville as well who is top advisor. they have been all over the place telling democrats what they should do. they should heed his advice. they how to judge how moderate the electorate. extremes are extremes. majority of races are won in the middle. that is how you put together these coalitions. i would love to hear from president biden get soul of nation stuff going, how you will work with the republican congress. kevin mccarthy will be the leader expected. what will you be able to get done there, let's move forward but i wasn't count democrats out for 2024 no matter what happens. people voted enthusiastically for joe biden and for democrats in 2020. i imagine that that could absolutely happen again. neil: you should never assume anything that goes on is etched in stone. we'll watch it very, very closely. ladies, i want to thank you all. we're still up 480 points right now on the dow, the third day of advances, the optimism likes, maybe y

despite his family values posturing while spearheading clinton's impeachment over the monica lewinsky scandal, house speaker newt gingrich was having an affair with a staffer and former intern, and it wasn't his first. he cheated on both his first and second wives. the former, while she was fighting uterine cancer, and the latter while she was fighting multiple sclerosis. and all the while he was claiming family values, family values as a slogan originated in the 1970s and opposition to the women's movement. it was a way for a religious groups to fight feminism. and by arguing a traditional family model, politicians took up the mantle to cast single parents as moral failures. as vice president, dan quayle famously did in 1992, when he attacked fictional character murphy brown for having a baby out of wedlock. what's being sold a political candidate. and law and order. law and order and tough crime are two more political slogans. when politicians use these labels, they're implying the competition is not concerned with keeping the public safe. richard nixon did this to great effect in t

lot of really embarrassing things about conversations and actions that went on between him and monica lewinsky and others in the white house. so, mike pence, i think joey is right, you want him to be in a good mood. this is the first part of a negotiation. but in the end he will have to testify. >> let's talk about what is happening with donald trump. i know that it can be hard to keep up with the various cases that donald trump is involved in. but let's just bring it down to this weekend what has happened this week. here is what this happened joey. the new york judge has scheduled a trial date for the trump organization in that lawsuit brought by new york attorney general letitia james. supreme court did clear away for the house committee to get donald trump's taxes after trying to block them for years and in appeals court has been skeptical of donald trump's arguments for what he was doing for those classified documents at mar-a-lago. and then senator lindsey graham has testified before the fulton county grand jury it and about trying to overturn the election results in georgia. we aren't do

out of the water, if possible, so to speak, soiling only my reputation and the blue dress of monica lewinskyg is that in the case of clinton, as in the case of two attempts to impeach donald trump, the opponents of the incumbent presidents did not control both houses of parliament. and now a situation may arise when both the senate and the house of representatives will be in the hands of one party of republicans, they republicans will be able to do whatever and whenever , but if we turn to the articles of the constitution on impeachment, it becomes clear that for this the president must do something really, inappropriate and this most inappropriate the case of the president's son could be a factor. hunter biden and his business in ukraine are sure to be controversial, but in general, many of the candidates trump sympathizes with do not approve of this all-encompassing , limitless support provided by the united states ukraine for the war with russia, after all, perhaps the first, who will feel the choice of the american people on themselves , will be representatives of no, not washington, but

don't just judge me on my impeachment and the misdeeds around monica lewinsky. judge me on my entire life and career. look at where i devoted my life and energies and appreciate the public service that i rendered to the nation i love. host: donald trump, two impeachments. as what point does impeachment as a political tool overwhelm it as a legal tool? guest: well, i think that there's certainly an unprecedented nature of donald trump's presidency, not only because he was impeached twice, but i think the bigger issue is the fact that he won't recognize a free and fair election that took him from power. that is a titlely important part of who we are as americans. you don't have democracy without the observation of the peaceful transfer of power. we need to realize that as a nation. this is a myth that the election was stolen. that is going to be the thing that shrouds donald trump's presidency more than anything else, the fact he jeopardized our democracy by not observing the thing at its very heart, a peaceful transfer of power. host: the next call comes from oak

story about monica lewinsky broke and bill clinton had to admit to it and interesting moment septemberg the country was against impeaching clinton. as republicans moved towards impeaching him clinton's approval rating rose. an odd spectacle playing out '98, republicans moving in that direction as bill clinton gets more popular. a month before election day 1998 republicans vote in the house to launch impeachment. do it after the election but we are going to have impeachment and involving bill clinton. clinton's approval rating in the exit poll on election day 1998, 68% and democrats actually gained seats in that midterm election and 72 hours later newt gingrich out of speaker. ultimate end of speaker. a joke and speak to this on the podcast. it had been a very tumultuous newt spinningership. a coup within his own party he barely survived. a shutdown of the government, thought finish off bill clinton instead revived him and made him viable and victorious easily in 1996. go back look at 1996 presidential campaign. snooze of a campaign. dole versus clinton, but every single democratic ad a