Bill Clinton Says ‘No Apology’ On Monica Lewinsky Cover-Up

Bill Clinton has revealed that he's "never talked to" Monica Lewinsky since their kinky White House affair was exposed — and says that he still "did the right thing" despite getting caught in a cover-up!

The former President was hit with some hard questions by NBC correspondent Craig Melvin while promoting his new thriller written with best-selling author James Patterson. Melvin brought up the infamous Lewinsky affair in the context of the #MeToo movement that's exposed sexual predators in Hollywood and put Monica back in the spotlight as the plaything of a powerful older man. Clinton, however, blasted the comparison!

“This was litigated 20 years ago,” said Clinton. "Two-thirds of the American people sided with me." Since then, however, Clinton's been challenged by Dems including Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who replaced Hillary Clinton in the Senate. Gillibrand said in 2017 that “the appropriate response” would have been for Clinton to resign after the affair was exposed.

"I think I did the right thing," Clinton told NBC — but denied owing Lewinsky an apology, despite The ENQUIRER unearthing bombshell White House documents showing how staffers had conspired against her in 1998. "No, I do not," insisted Clinton, when asked if he had apologized to Monica, adding: "I have never talked to her — but I did say publicly on more than one occasion that I was sorry."