Title: Impeachment of Bill Clinton - Wikipedia
Headings: Impeachment of Bill Clinton
Impeachment of Bill Clinton
Contents
Background
Independent counsel investigation
House of Representatives impeachment inquiry
Impeachment by House of Representatives
Articles referred to Senate
Senate trial
Preparation
Officers
Process and schedule
Acquittal
Subsequent events
Contempt of court citation
Civil settlement with Paula Jones
Political ramifications
Partial retraction from Starr
See also
Notes
References
External links

Content: In a January 17, 1998 sworn deposition, Clinton denied having a "sexual relationship", "sexual affair", or "sexual relations" with Lewinsky. His lawyer, Robert S. Bennett, stated with Clinton present that Lewinsky's affidavit showed there was no sex in any manner, shape or form between Clinton and Lewinsky. The Starr Report states that the following day, Clinton "coached" his secretary Betty Currie into repeating his denials should she be called to testify. Remarks including response to Clinton–Lewinsky scandal (January 26, 1998)
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Bill Clinton makes a presentation that ends with a short commentary on the Clinton–Lewinsky scandal. The presentation is known for the quote "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." ( 6:22)
Remarks including response to the Clinton–Lewinsky scandal (January 26, 1998)
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Problems playing these files? See media help. After rumors of the scandal reached the news, Clinton publicly said, "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." But months later, Clinton admitted his relationship with Lewinsky was "wrong" and "not appropriate". Lewinsky engaged in oral sex with Clinton several times.