Monica Lewinsky Interview [Part 6 of 6]

[@manamman2578]

I can't believe I attentively watched Monica's interview completely; I say that she touched my heart in her honesty and sweetness. I deeply wish her the besttttt.

[@luvgingham]

I totally agree. She was a young girl that was naive and infatuated that the most powerful man In the world was interested in her. He should have known better and she was taken advantage of. He then wanted to discard of her.

[@aminag4836]

same

[@Gary.g19]

Personally responsible Sin will take you further then u want to go

[@lydiaregal9631]

Same here. She was so much into bill and the latter of course for him it was just a d....k thing

[@bestrong1854]

It's purely political it's a punishment , the people belonging to her her religion are behind it and she s an accomplice. Those people rule usa. And that's how she was able to work inside the white house and everything from now on was carefully documented.she s salome

[@dawnedrew]

I actually am shocked at how much appreciation I have for her now. Ive never heard her talk until now and I respect how candid and open she was. I dont agree with her even starting a relationship with a married man to begin with but everyone makes mistakes and she had alot of self esteem issues at that time and I think she's learnt her lesson. I kinda like her now!! I hope she goes on to have a normal healthy life.

[@stellarocquie7957]

And that was her intention, to be heard and understood.

[@dawnedrew]

@Jarred Knox I guess 7 years ago I felt like being shocked.

[@dawnedrew]

@Jarred Knox Learn to read. I said "I actually am shocked". Read it again and if your still seeing something different, I don't know what else to tell you but since you seem so bothered I will try to make it make sense to you.

[@dawnedrew]

And I just noticed that this is your second time messaging me on this video. I think it's time to let it go dude! Lol

[@toddanthony6664]

You should check out her TedTalk on cyberbullying.

[@sveabryan9126]

Monica is/was a strong, brave and resilient young woman. Her anti-bullying TedTalk was an amazing contribution.

[@joanofarc33]

I think Lewinsky was very honest during this interview.

[@simsimkhan8697]

I like her too good

[@ruthiekuykendall9301]

I think she was railroaded take care you're an amazing woman

[@joanlynch5271]

She is too honest. I think that is her problem. She is defensive. She should turn down interviews.

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

of course she wanted everyone to know all the details n everything even wrote a book way took much !

[@rayjonas9355]

A trick: you can watch movies on flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.

[@rafihossain3623]

I have nothing but love, respect and compassion for Monica Lewinsky. Time is not over yet ma'am. Hope you would definitely find your Prince Charming.

[@catherinepositano8544]

@lada zibarova.. How can one respect you for not respecting her? So, what did you think of Princess Diana?

[@alexcarter4518]

@@catherinepositano8544 you should also respect the woman who is sleeping with your Husband right now despite knowing he is married to you :)

[@catherinepositano8544]

@@alexcarter4518.. Are you really TRYING to be clever?.. Or cryptic?.. Because NEITHER is working.

[@alexcarter4518]

@@catherinepositano8544 Just a hypothetical statement... don't take it seriously ;)

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

i feel no compassion or respect at all people like her make marriage not real love she knew exactly what she was doing just because she had a low tone voice doesn’t mean i would have any respect for her she was a fullen adult n talks very mature he choosed his wife i respect hilary clinton she’s smart she helped bill now that’s a women but monica please she needs si shut up

[@unknown-lf6zx]

I loved her Ted talk on shame. She deserves happiness

[@KyleTheFinnegan]

If you believe in Jesus like I do then you believe she deserves forgiveness for her part in the harm she contributed to everything. But I do feel Clinton has much more blame for the situation, though I also think he need forgiveness also even for all the other evil things he supposedly has done.

[@louise-yo7kz]

@Carol Weinberg Really. THE WORST slur.

[@estherromero4049]

@Carol Weinberg I do believe there is a God and you pay the consequences. She was young at the time and who doesn't make mistakes. Sounds like you are judging her if you believe what the bible says then you should know that God is the judge not you. I believe Monica regretted doing what she did. Sometimes bad things happen to you for a good reason. You can tell she is genuine and she has learned from her mistake. She will find someone that will love her and will let her children that she did make a mistake. If you love your children and don't want them to make the same mistakes you will let them know so they can learn something from it also. Monica and her family have gone through so much. I just thank God she or anyone in her family didn't commit suicide. Love you Monica and praying for you. Yahweh loves you that's all that matters. He will forgive you and never to remember again the mistake you made. He will wipe it away like it never happened. Amen He is a forgiving God even if no one else does. Praying for you in NM

[@Copeewe]

@@KyleTheFinnegan He paid dearly for what he did. In 2020 he has to hide.What he did to this girl and others are a part of history now, not anything anyone would want. He acted like a sleeze ball for taking care of himself and throwing her under the bus.

[@ravenbelote1801]

We all make mistakes, and act stupidly at times. Its even more amplified when you're in the public eye. I enjoyed this interview. Thank you Monica, and Barbara.

[@cjwilson377]

I think Monica Lewinsky is beautiful and handled this interview excellent. I was very proud of her. I hope she can move on in life, marry and have children as she wants. I think as she continues to serve other people she will continue to be happy.

[@soniaguerra26]

Seriously, serve other people. She is a horrible person.

[@Shante31707]

I enjoyed this interview and felt as though she was very open and honest. At 22, her life changed forever. I couldn’t imagine. But on the other hand, it’s interesting how people will treat others indiscretions as despicable until theirs unfolds.

[@Nitya-r86]

So true!

[@RedLikeWine]

This interview is very sad to me, mostly because it's 16 years later and Monica neither married nor had children. She's been branded with a scarlet letter A and it's really sad. Linda Tripp should be ashamed of herself for bringing all this to the forefront.

[@katiemc66]

+RedLikeWine I agree. While she's alive and healthy and all that, this really did ruin her life. Yes, she brought a lot of this on herself, but I do believe she was young, stupid, starstruck, and naïve. A lot of other girls would've made similar choices in her shoes just out of sheer immaturity. I admire her though because she really has shown a lot of grace despite how this country and the media treated her.

[@blueberry9737]

As the say,choices have consequences.Please let's cut the crap, at 20 you already know what you are doing.My 10 year old knows right from wrong....

[@rayjayrayable]

+RedLikeWine yeah, she still doesn't have any kids. She never will have natural children because she's way too old now. Poor thing. i feel sorry for her. And she was waiting for a "prince charming..." i feel sorry for her. plus, she never lost any of that weight.

[@rayjayrayable]

+RedLikeWine yeah, she still doesn't have any kids. She never will have natural children because she's way too old now. Poor thing. i feel sorry for her. And she was waiting for a "prince charming..." i feel sorry for her. plus, she never lost any of that weight.

[@juliettagrey6678]

+Jay Zee she is 42 now so she still could have kids by her own and she looks great!

[@marywrenturman3306]

She’s so pretty I feel bad for her She deserves to be happy

[@aerospacesystems8658]

​@Alex She is pretty inside and outside. What does your point have to do with anything?

[@aerospacesystems8658]

@Alex What part of inside and outside you don't understand?

[@RuwanthaLankathilaka]

Lewinsky is very honest in the interview. No one should not judge them.

[@Rayblondie]

At the same time we should know that adultery is wrong.

[@MonicaJosan]

I really liked this woman, she is so honest and clear at heart 💖 Monica is an Amazing person And the host is very ruthless and emotionless perdon she doesn't know to how to acknowledge and greet such an honest person appropriately

[@nancyhoward7005]

Blessings to you and your family Monica

[@selah7702]

agreed

[@saara7860]

Monica: "I would tell them: 'Mommy's made a big mistake.' Barbara: "And that is the biggest understatement of the year." After watching this interview, I have to say - I'm incredibly disappointed by the obvious bias Walters holds and shows in this interview. It's an insult to journalism if you keep preaching that you're fair and balanced but then do interviews like this.

[@mahinhossain5446]

+saara7860 It's funny because Barbara Walters herself admitted to having an affair with a married senator in her memoir but then shames Monica throughout the interview. Barbara is no better honestly and this interview made me cringe. And it's especially worse that a journalist preaches fairness and balance yet shames someone for an act which they committed at one point in their life

[@andrewrobinson6147]

No, no.. Lewinsky was an ordinary girl, she wasn't elected to high office on some BS promises. The big mistake was made by Bill and the country that elected him. And that may be the understatement. As for Walters .. get of your high-horse

[@monikstar09]

I definitely think Barbara was biased being an older (possibly married) woman similar to Hillary.

[@rjohnson6959]

Lewinsky was not a "victim of Bill Clinton's abuse of power and sexual misconduct". It was an affair of two adults. If you watched the whole interview, she was an aggressor from the beginning. She loved Clinton and was very upset when he tried to break up. She said she was hurt a lot when the whole thing became public but how about the hurt she caused to Hillary and the daughter?

[@AyeshaKhan-mo8kf]

@ Mahin hossain. Exactly

[@gardengirl7446]

She was an adult, but he was in a position of power as her boss and a much older man. He took advantage of her. I hope she has been able to go forward and have a happy, meaningful life.

[@ceciliasoans8113]

She was only 22 when this happened...I like her honesty. May she find happiness and love again

[@harrygeorge3220]

Hello Cecilia How are you doing today?

[@quantumgirl3047]

She was the only 22 for god's sake! She made a mistake at that age as many of us did and still do. The president, a grown married man, should've been more responsible.

[@thenowie91]

Quantum Girl Some men dont grow up. He was still a man... and he had the oppertunity.. so he took it.

[@beatricehocking1371]

Yes you are so rite.

[@Nightswim_]

Why did this grand jury need all kind of sexual details anyway. They had an affair the rest is none your business

[@soniaroberts5428]

They didn't. Don't forget three of those who sought to impeach him were in their own affairs, which came out.

[@samray397]

Because they are old, inhibited, frustrated individuals. They could never dream of having someone as good & beautiful as her.

[@jujujewel2172]

Yeah, very leery indeed! Bunch of pervs

[@dalisabe62]

Because we the Tabloid culture.

[@dalisabe62]

Sonia Roberts sheer hypocrisy. If Christ were present, he would have told them to head off and gently told her, go free and sin no more!

[@lupitagarcia9594]

She was just a girl, a girl with dreams as young she was. This guy sow on her the beauty, innocence something that he was missing at home. Brave to open and give the interview.

[@christinalove3910]

Okay I feel for her now that I know the whole story because all the answers I got from my mom was that she was a mistress to the president but now I’m 17 so I can see for myself and she seems like a genuinely nice person who just had really low self esteem at the time and accepted crappy guys I hope she’s happy in life now

[@harrygeorge3220]

Hello Christina How are you doing today?

[@joshcostanza7250]

She is now declaring herself as the first person to be "cyberbullied". I don't blamer her. The amount of scrutiny from the global media empire would destroy any non-politician. As evidenced by how she disappeared from public life for well over 15 years.

[@iLavender1990]

+Josh Costanza No she did not disappear. She appeared on SNL, a reality show, published a book, and had designed hand bags. And now she is back to the game through social media. To me, she did not seem to be harmed by that scandal at all. She made a lot of money out of it.

[@soniaguerra26]

Pleeeese, she is a whore, she was never cyber bullied. Seducing some one is not cyber bullied.

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

@@iLavender1990 yes agree she still was on the spot light and was on all thoes shoes you named and wrote her own book

[@yvonneshanson1525]

@@iLavender1990 all those she did because she had to find money to pay for her enormous legal fees, grow up

[@deltabourke1005]

Was Barbara always so traumatizing with the way she interviews victims? My goodness. I don’t remember her very detailed from childhood, but when I go back and watch her my jaw just drops at how she treats some of the people she interviews. It’s insane.

[@Rayblondie]

If you appreciate the honest interview then you have to appreciate Barbara. Without her there is no understanding as to what was happening unless you just want a cheap thrill.

[@amandaclbn8324]

i wondered the same thing

[@myopinion4108]

She wasn’t looked at as a victim back then. Times have changed and I can proudly say I have too. She was most definitely a victim! So sad 😢

[@LauRa-re9un]

The interview was consensual and Monica knew what it was all about. I don´t see anything bad here. Millenials are like cristal glasses, so delicate. OMG

[@liaqatkhan321]

I hope all this is behind her now . Wish her a much better , happier and trouble free future . Her smiles and laughter still so fascinating . Great luck Monica .

[@monarchpaint]

monica - god bless you

[@Kalizzy21]

Monica is beautiful and smart, no wonder the President wanted a piece of her, though it was unfortunate.

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

if he did what didn’t he have intercourse is my question? he never had intercourse was her private stinky or something because he didn’t want that p

[@catherinemoyers6012]

@@gehilitashernandez6100 that’s disgusting to say, take a long look the mirror. Gross

[@JessyJ318]

Who’s here to get ready to watch the FX show?! She’s so honest end open how can anyone hate her?!

[@Rayblondie]

Honesty is her great asset. However if she wants a good marriage she has to have principals. She cannot marry a man who will stray like Clinton did.

[@christinemurphy7204]

What an amazing interview. Barbara knew how to ask questions to dig for the truth and Monica really opened herself up.

[@harrygeorge3220]

Happy New Yearto you

[@majjitu]

I really feel Monica at the end of the day we are all human who doesn't do mistakes in their life?Publicly humiliating some one for their mistake is just wrong.I can't imagine how truly difficult it was for her to be thrown out in a pack of wolves ie The selfish Media. I hope she fully recovered from all this and moved on with her life.

[@pvt.rickert4002]

majjitu she looks great..id say any guy who had the chance..would be lucky. Unfortunetly, harships make great woman.. Id laugh n tell her ..gurl.. I wanna hear.. Lets wine. N talk bout dine out. But yes. I think. Noone should purposely pursue anyone married..or in a relationship.. N i know she understands that now..lol

[@ludmilapiskoun3381]

It’s impossible to fully recover from this.

[@meadowhopper1422]

How could she. How cold anyone.

[@Rayblondie]

Yes people make mistakes but there is a cost.

[@jom.johnson5624]

I too can see the magnitude of honest in her as incredible! This can turn into something huge to honour from her as a person and individual who really deserves better life after this sweet experience she went through at a such inevitable rite of passage as still adolescent girl . She deserves to be highly respected though all this happened. Of course, she’s told it all. Thank you Monica for your honest conscious conversation. God bless

[@Rayblondie]

I don't know why you call adultery sweet when it can be very costly to a marriage.

[@rubicalixto6773]

Monica L. young and intelligent, honest, caring, vulnerable like most of us, women. Yet powerful and strong. May you find happiness you so truly deserve 🙏

[@zalli3510]

Watching her story bring tears to my eyes to know how u can love someone so much n they destroy u so bad .I feel her pain .because mine is similar. .

[@brendagray4958]

Oh please

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

please be brave n find happiness she didn’t get distroyed she knew he was married i think she liked the power he had she wasn’t doin anything at the short house except waiting for bill to have time with her

[@patrickbetham5617]

There are lots of hard things that comes in our lives.but thank you for being brave to show the world of what had happened in the past.God bless you Monica.

[@stardustandthegreat1437]

I watched the interview and for the first time realize this was not just a political scandal or decade of jokes but is a very sad story of a young lady who fell in love and had her heart broken into and has suffered due to bullies and real fear for herself and family because of her mistake

[@LauRa-re9un]

She didn´t fall in love. She was chasing the president of the United States. She knew what she was doing. Wanted to be with the number one, that´s how it is.

[@fatimagulbadan9006]

God bless you Monica Be happy wherever you are. My prayers are with you.

[@annalupton9284]

I have a lot of respect for this girl

[@beckyzs7]

She was a silly girl, but has become a mature young lady, she is sweet. I hope she finds her Prince Charming & gets marry, and a great family. Bless her heart,

[@kaydenevideo]

I was 5 and 6 years old when all of this was going down. Maybe 7 or 8 when this interview was filmed. As an adult, just now, I watched the whole thing thing, all 6 parts of this interview. It is a fascinating retrospective look at American (popular and otherwise )culture. This interview certainly speaks to the level of privilege, and even perhaps, entitlement, Monica Lewinsky was born and raised into. It speaks to her intelligence and her honesty. It also speaks to her youth and naivety. But perhaps more than anything, this interview, and the whole ordeal, speaks to the entitlement that President Bill Clinton covertly demonstrated throughout his career, and certainly his presidency. It saddens me that more was not done, said, or made of HIS choices, and his wrongs in this scenario. It is detestable, that in that time, more speculation, shame, and media coverage was thrown at a young intern, instead of an adult man and president, who inexplicably was more responsible. I will say this: affairs are wrong. Adultry is wrong. Cheating is wrong. And so, it was just super wrong, what the both of them were doing behind Hilary's back. But I don't think it is fair, the amount of salacious, damaging judgement Monica received. I think that Bill Clinton was in a position of power, and he certainly abused that power viciously, and that is not ok.

[@Rayblondie]

She didn't seem to think it was wrong though. Even in the interview. She needs to think of herself as a wife and it happening to her. It is wrong of course. When she learns this she will be ready for marriage.

[@MohsinAlley]

Monica, If you are reading this... I'm a fan!! Hats off for speaking your heart out.. I cried when u cried, I cried even when u laughed.. It takes a person of emotion to understand what you have gone through for what you have done.. In a lighter tone I can say.."Its the fuckin u GET for the fucking u GOT'"

[@emoryaddison8431]

Press on young Lady and don't allow your past to ruined your tomorrow and the rest of your life. It's a new day and a new beginning. "Weeping may endure through the night, but joy comes in the morning." Be encouraged!🙏🙌❤

[@claudeleto5444]

If I could ever talk to Monica, I would love to say: "we all make mistakes and hopefully we learn our lessons but I am so very proud of you, some how you managed to endure that hell with so much grace, I hope you find your prince charming and have a family and then some"

[@adriatik7070]

Monika is very attractive and has a lot of class!

[@samray397]

Yes, she has more class than Hillary Clinton!

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

sleeping with a marry man is not class seeing a man with his wife maybe even shaking his hand behind his wife’s eyes n knowing he was married i’m sorry that’s not class

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

@@samray397 you sound like a hilary hater Hilary is a strong women shut up i like hilary better than lewinsky 100 times better i rather have a women with a brain than a women that gives it up way to fast for a man with that much power she made her money off of him she should actually thank him n hilary actually people like you are offensive to talk about a wife like that

[@ruyaabd2538]

I think monica got through this without killing herself because of her good good parents

[@Just_us-2]

I feel that Monica is an intelligent attractive looking woman whom made a mistake. She seemed to be very forth coming and sincere in this 6-part interview with Barbara Walters, I feel for Monica on so many levels(especially in the fact of ever having a "normal" life with a husband and kids to share of her own). Best wishes to Ms. Lewinsky and family.

[@Rayblondie]

It was a mistake waiting to happen and not the first time. Something needs to change if she is going to have a good marriage. She needs to be loved as a person as well as the sexual side. She was cheating and so was he.

[@chichichi998]

I lived through the whole scandal back in the days but didn't watch this interview. She seems very open and honest about what happened. And I give her credit for that.

[@jacksonnuli5616]

She's so true and honest, wonderful lady and genuine heart. We don't see this type of interview today. Bless her heart, the future is hers

[@MsLira-sw6es]

She seems happy and carefree in this interview. Almost relishing the attention.

[@rsartore12]

Oh fuck off, she got a chance to finally reveal her side and how the media and public crucified her. Have you ever heard of nervous laughter?

[@kylehollie]

I love her honesty. She is a good lady , warm and honest.

[@margaretm.7079]

Excellent presentation-- thank you.

[@myconpodship]

"Walters has been married four times to three different men." - but sure, go ahead and judge people, in public. Ridiculous.

[@hexoranillo1075]

What a retarded comment. She's a journalist doing her job. Lol.

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

@@hexoranillo1075 yes this is her job i think she did a great job interviewing her

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

i been married 2 times n i can’t judge Walters Monica was a homewreaker not the wife

[@aerospacesystems8658]

​@@gehilitashernandez6100 I guess the other hundreds of women who had affairs with Bill (according to his own account), were also homewreckers and Bill was an innocent husband who became the victim of all those mean women. Supongo que los otros cientos de mujeres con las que Bill afirmaba tener aventuras también eran destructoras de hogares y Bill es un marido inocente víctima de todas esas mujeres malas.

[@gehilitashernandez6100]

@@aerospacesystems8658 i think bill was a gross man actually so why are you including bill clinton in my comments this is what i think about monica homewreaker 😷 Bill a gross man with a bunch of scandals i know english and spanish why is ur comment translated like i don’t know both that’s my question to u why are you writing to me in espanol y ingles??

[@tangopoetrymaz918]

There are too much hatred, fights, killings, destructions in the world, but there is too little love. I have sympathy with people, who can love.

[@marieee3579]

What an eye opening Interview. Monica is such a strong, genuine and sweet woman, I wish her all the best. Sad how a mistake, which is not even an uncommon one, can frame if not ruin your whole life. She didn't deserve the hate she got.

[@sandrapisani9225]

I agree 100%.

[@angelawhite3058]

I'm so tired of people blaming everything that happened on Monica! To this day in 2021 I still hear people saying it was all Monica's fault! No! No it was not all her fault! People seem to forget that he was a grown man! A grown man who knew he was her boss! Who knew he was the Commander in Chief! Who knew he was a married man! Who knew he had a child! A grown man who knew what he was doing!! It was not all Monica!

[@oluwoletoyin2191]

She is a great woman!!! I wish her success in all her endeavors. I pray that she finds a man that will honestly love her so that she can move on with her life and totally forget the past mistake

[@irenedontoh3539]

Monica Lewinsky is so matured in answering the questions in the interview

[@angrykitty2591]

Wow. I never followed the news back then, but I thought Monica was a fool and an idiot. I am so glad to have watched this. I always say that the story needs to be heard from those involved, not second hand. I have respect for this young woman, and admire her comportment and the dignity with which she represents herself.

[@normabarros3124]

I appreciate Monica's honesty, I pray she heals.

[@wella2272]

Wow. Barbara’s disliking of Monica seems pretty clear! Right? I laughed every time it cuts away from the interview to Barbara sending us over to a commercial break and that look on her face. Every. Time. 😂

[@martye9897]

Yeah she was kind of bitchy. I thought the same I was like wow how rude.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

Particularly in the earlier segments, wherein Walters is interrogating Monica about Bill Clinton having been a ‘married man’. Barbara Walters voluntarily signed a statement (perjury does feel closer to lying in open court) as to something specific about Roy Cohn. Walters stated that he, *Roy Cohn* was a man of *great integrity, and character*

[@Rayblondie]

I disagree. Barbara's interview was questioning yes but Monica didn't seem to understand that adultery was wrong. Barbara's contribution was very important.

[@amandaclbn8324]

@@Rayblondie one of the first things she said in this interview was apologize to Hillary and Chelsea. She knew she was wrong but she also is someone who had been scrutinized unfairly over something 2 people did, so she was reluctant to take most of the blame as people seemingly expected her to. You can be stern with someone while still being compassionate and Barbra failed to do that. Oprah would never.

[@AlphaPoe]

She was an adult who got involved with a married man. Not much to like about her.

[@nunezgirl4]

This whole thing is SO frustratingly ridiculous! They took a gamble. BOTH of them and I don't know why people despise and hate her as much as they do. She was an young girl with issues, he was toying with her emotions, she made an offer and he accepted. He could've/should have said no. 2 way street and she got played. I feel so badly for her... but im happy after seeing this video to know how strong and intelligent she semms

[@GirlfromFinland]

I am completely shocked about how this woman was treated and how Clintons are still in politics after all the shit they put this young lady through.

[@nenechicka]

Barbara Walters lost ALL my respect with that last statement. "And that is the understatement of the year." Really Barbara?

[@Rayblondie]

I think she was an amazing interviewer personally. Do you want someone who agreed with adultery? Then it wouldn't be worth watching in my view.

[@Lisawwwww-n1j]

She's a bright, intelligent woman. Go girl. 💯👊 You're awesome

[@biggjoshhardcore]

Damn!! She was fine! As hell I remember watching this interview when i was in my early teens lol! Classic classic classic thanks for posting.

[@susieslament]

I've been watching this mostly because I wanted to observe Barbara Walter's interview style. It's absolutely fascinating, she is not empathetic, she doesn't emotionally relate or tell her own stories, she isn't really surprised by anything being said. She has this great calm demeanor, and asks questions in a way which has a slight subtlety of tone which gives the impression that she really cares about how you feel.

[@aerospacesystems8658]

Did we watch a different interview? I have to disdagree with you Kerstin. Making comments such as "And that is the biggest understatement of the year." "What are you going to tell your children?" In my view, she was very judgmental and tried to humiliate Miss Lewinsky during the interview all over again. Something that is bizarre; Since Barbara Walters herself admitted to having an affair with a married senator (Senator Edward Brooke) in her memoir. Which makes it fair to ask to he; What did Martha tell her kids about her affair.

[@nyc1929]

Babs is a Master!

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

Barbara Walters stood up to defended one of most vile pieces of sh*t in the country, *Roy Cohn* …she called him a man of ‘integrity’ and ‘good character’. Cohn had not let go of the throats of anyone, an-nee-one, who McCarthy decided might be either a communist, or sympathetic to to communists, unions, working people …) Roy Cohn was happy to help Trump fight the Nixon administration, who had caught him, for the second time, refusing to rent his apartments to people who were (…not white).

[@kooolkidninjamaster]

If I got threatened with 27 years in jail+ family in jail helll yeah I'm going to talk about a cigarette

[@gyftgodson2854]

But honestly I don’t see why! Bcuz these type of stuff happen everyday even as I’m writing. Not saying it’s right but it’s really no one business but bill, hill, Monica really. A lot of business man do the same n they don’t lost their job. As long as bill doing his job and that’s was all that matter and keep what in the law, cheating is not breaking the law!

[@pushkarsahay5440]

I wish her good luck and happiness that she truly deserves

[@rtc1964rc]

it's always hard to see your child hurting, no matter what situation ...

[@karennichols766]

Monica did speech several years later... using her platform to help others was inspiritional admired her for it. Send it out TRUTH! "The Price of Shame" U tube by Monica Lewinsky

[@valmacclinchy]

Yes, her TED talk. It's excellent.

[@yazmin444]

Monica you are beautiful and I love your interview. You have nothing to be sad for after all this time. you were in love and that is all that is to it. I wish you well and much happiness. don't pay attention to stupid comments that people make. you will find a good person to share your life with and be happy god bless.

[@beetlebum1]

She is an incredible and resilient human being, who deserves a lot of respect.

[@hopefulgal22]

"Mommy made a big mistake" and that is the understatement of the year LOLOLOL

[@joycekadzo4822]

May we show mercy and compassion to her...

[@Prudence229]

I’m a little over 2 decades late. I was 6 when all this happened but I can’t shake the feeling that the interviewer is trying to humiliate Miss Lewinsky all over again. I think this interview distasteful and crass because of the way the interviewer conducted it. Very judgmental 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@sharda2886]

The interviewer is a 2000 year old woman of yester years , American media is brutal

[@aerospacesystems8658]

I totally agree with you Nqobile.

[@maryjanemaguire1124]

I hope shes living a better life now. She made some very bad decisions but I hope shes happy in herself and in her life now. God bless her

[@victoriatam8760]

I am watching this after the passing of Barbara Walters. Kudos to Ms. Walters for creating a safe space for Ms. Lewinsky to tell the truth about the whole thing. People put overweight women through such hell; especially growing up in such a shallow Beverly Hills environment where looks are everything. If she was thin, I suspect this might not have happened. She had parents who loved her. I am so very glad that she fell out of love with Bill Clinton after he referred to her as "that woman" when he lied about their relationship. I wish Ms. Lewinsky the best and pray that she has good success both professionally and personally.

[@yamiletheisele500]

Thank you Monica for your honesty. I'm sorry you made that mistake. I do wish you healing and a good righteous life.

[@abat5991]

The feelings you have are enough for the whole world. God bless you. Your love story should remain fore ever as it is the best of all times.

[@Deezarh1]

Such innocence. She’s a real beauty 🥰

[@ngabetutube]

Let the Haters be your Motivators. A saying, Before you 'JUDGE' anyone, make sure you're 'PERFECT'. No one is 'PERFECT'. I wish you meet Mr. Charming soon and have a happy big family. Life goes on.

[@pallabsaha3639]

May God give her all the peace

[@missjojoy212]

I have a new respect for Miss Lewinsky

[@jfbegley]

This is a very forthcoming sincere sweetheart who deserves great respect. A wonderful star struck kid she must have been at the time She was just a kid after all. Any man out there with a daughter knows what I'm saying.. He - Bill Clinton - was a fully grown predator What a lovable person she is. Her parents got something right, obviously.

[@carolbolton6364]

It does take two to tango. Very open and honest and sincere I admire her..

[@harrygeorge3220]

Hello Carol How are you doing today?

[@MrStuddsRamrod]

I love Monica Lewinsky

[@MsWildfox67]

I've been in a similar situation obviously not someone famous, I feel her pain, and can understand how she got involved with him, he is handsome and charming

[@conferencecoordinatorach462]

Monica I forgive you and ask you to forgive me for judging you before I heard your story. I believe every word of your interview. I pray that you will have a bright and beautiful future.

[@bslomof-1901]

Oh, Monica x

[@kanameow]

"mummy made a big mistake" .......the understatement of the year? Sad.

[@stephaniestrolls]

She's bright, cute, but silly. I remember this back in the day. I'm only two months older than her, and I thought the media's treatment of her was horrifying. I don't believe she ever fully recovered from this, which is sad.

[@sarfrazqureshi434]

Monica she is such a innocent beautiful soul suffered a mix of betrayal hate lie and agony but she faced all ...

[@Benzene75]

very honest woman.. I wish you all the best..

[@heroldsluder6041]

Young lady, after watching this interview, I find you to be honest. I also find you were duped by slick wille. A young girl, you didn't have a chance.

[@haygurlhaaaayyyy]

When I heard Barbara Walter's last statement, I cringed. I really cannot stand her anymore. Her snarky comments were unnecessary and poorly articulated. It is a shame that she is even considered a reporter after seeing this interview, years old or not.

[@aerospacesystems8658]

Barbara herself admitted to having an affair with a married senator (Senator Edward Brooke) in her memoir but somehow she shamed Monica throughout the interview. Now it is fair to ask Barbara what she told her own children about her past.

[@inovermyhead2988]

Agreed. She was basically "slut shaming" her through the entire interview and at times even name calling. I would have been tempted to say "this interview is over and you are a jerk" and walked my happy ass out of that room had I been Monica. Monica took the high road. My opinion of Barbara has totally changed after watching this.

[@vocaloid4ever]

She never got married nor have kids and now she's 45...... I feels so sad that a mistake she made in her early 20s has basically ruined her life forever :(

[@melissaann1401]

There are plenty of women who are unmarried at 45. Is being unmarried a sign of a life ruined?

[@jessicamcgwier5705]

I find it hilarious that she started out the interview apologizing and saying how wrong she was.... then she laughed a giggled like a little school girl throughout the whole thing. And THEN at the end, when she has the chance to set all her wrongs right, she says she’s sorry she got caught. Sounds REAL remorseful. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@Rayblondie]

Yes that did come through. I hope she has learned lessons and has matured a bit now.

[@amandaclbn8324]

have you seen any other interviews of her? She's just a really smiley giggly person. I wish she'd answered no to that last question but she chose honesty, can't blame her for that.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

Monica Lewinsky: ‘Mommy made a big mistake.’ Barbara Walters’-and that is the understatement of the year.’ Message to the past, ‘No Barbara, Bill Clinton made the mistake-of the year, and ‘Those Who Do Not Learn from History are Bound to Repeat It…ask all of the Hillary Clinton fans who shunned Bernie Sanders, then were stunned into tears at the ‘Javitz Center’ in 2016.

[@malkitsingh8399]

Monica Lewinsky you shouldn't cry .you are trong and really brave girl.You face to whole world.You was to young that time.

[@roxyfoxyyy7]

“And THAT, is the understatement of the year” dang Barbra 😂

[@aerospacesystems8658]

Barbara herself admitted to having an affair with a married senator (Senator Edward Brooke) in her memoir but somehow she shamed Monica throughout the interview. Now it is fair to ask Barbara what she told her own children about her past.

[@usernamefunky]

Monica is such a sweet lady, there isn’t a man in this world thIs world that wouldn’t be honored to call her his wife... I’m shock with just how sweet she is...

[@adriatik7070]

she is amazing