Monica Lewinsky

In November 1995, the 22-year-old White House intern Monica Lewinsky and President Bill Clinton began an extramarital relationship, which became the focus of Clinton’s 1998 impeachment case. The relationship between Levinsky and President Clinton was revisited in Hillary Clinton’s four-part documentary series. He said in the document: “I think her life is defined by it. It’s very unfair. I think it’s terrible.” “For years, I watched her try to return to a normal life again. But you have to decide to define a normal life.” This is the latest development from Monica Lewinsky.

For the past five years, Lewinsky has been giving speeches on the harmful effects of bullying. She is also a contributor to the Bystander Revolution, an anti-bullying resource created by Amazon’s ex-wife and ex-wife Mackenzie Bezos. In 2019, Lewinsky accepted an interview with John Oliver on “Public Humiliation” last week tonight. Oliver said: “When millions of people feel the need to weigh and do this, it can take years, and the punishment can be very different from the crime.”