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In 1992, Clinton Conceded Marital 'Wrongdoing'
Jan. 26, 1992
In a gamble to shield his presidential candidacy from allegations of marital infidelity, then-Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton went on TV on Jan. 26, 1992 to deny allegations by Gennifer Flowers, an Arkansas state employee and part-time cabaret singer, that the two had engaged in a 12-year affair. Clinton also asked the
American people to set aside questions about what he called
"wrongdoing" in his marriage and not allow the news media to turn the
1992 campaign into "a game of 'gotcha.' Following are excerpts from the interview of Clinton
and his wife, Hillary, by Steve Kroft of CBS's "60 Minutes." Kroft: Who is Gennifer Flowers? You know her. Bill Clinton: Oh, yes. Kroft: