Bill Clinton Says He Never Personally Apologized To Monica Lewinsky After Their Affair & He's SOOO Done Talking About It!

Time has not made Bill Clinton feel worse about that Monica Lewinsky sex scandal!
The former president said the #MeToo movement doesn’t make him feel differently about his highly-publicized affair with the former White House intern — except for the fact that he might now see himself as a victim, too. Hmm.
In an interview airing Monday on the Today show, Clinton said he doesn’t feel “more responsibility” for his actions through the lens of the movement because he felt “terrible” for what he did back then. But not terrible enough to have ever issued a personal apology to Lewinsky, who in a recent Vanity Fair essay called their affair a “gross abuse of power” on Clinton’s part.
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When asked if he had ever apologized to the former intern, Clinton admitted he never spoke to her privately, but maintained he apologized to her publicly when he “apologized to everybody in the world” about the decades old drama.
And because he doesn’t want it to get twisted that Lewinsky was the only victim here, Clinton reminded NBC‘s Craig Melvin that he left the presidency in financial shambles due to all the legal costs associated with the affair, explaining:

“Nobody believes that I got out of that for free. I left the White House $16 million in debt.”

We guess he doesn’t feel more responsible for that either…
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Clearly sick of talking about this subject, a flustered Clinton told Melvin he “ignored gaping facts” when bringing up the controversy — like how two thirds of the American people sided with him following the scandal and how he had sexual harassment policies in his offices in the ’80s before it was cool.
But Bill certainly didn’t keep his cool in this interview. Watch him and James Patterson get annoyed rehashing the past (below).