He appealed to the US public for fairness and urged the media to respect his privacy, instead of turning the 1992 campaign into a 'game of gotcha'. Bill and Hillary Clinton appeared on "Sixty Minutes" yesterday to refute charges by Gennifer Flowers, an Arkansas state employee and cabaret singer, that she and Clinton carried on a 12 year affair. Clinton denied the charges but confessed to "wrongdoing" in his marriage on the program. Flowers said her allegations were made after Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky was exposed during their White House years. but she refused. She sold the story to a tabloid after Clinton angered her. Clinton took a big risk in the TV appearance just three weeks before the New Hampshire primary. Polls show he fell 14 percentage points last week.
Bill and Hillary Clinton appeared on "Sixty Minutes" yesterday to refute charges by Gennifer Flowers, an Arkansas state employee and cabaret singer, that she and Clinton carried on a 12 year affair. Clinton denied the charges but confessed to "wrongdoing" in his marriage on the program. Flowers said her allegations were made after Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky was exposed during their White House years. but she refused. She sold the story to a tabloid after Clinton angered her. Clinton took a big risk in the TV appearance just three weeks before the New Hampshire primary. Polls show he fell 14 percentage points last week.