CNN's Camerota: "I'm struggling to put a 2018 goal" on the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal

CNN presenter Alisyn Camerota said on Monday that she was struggling to put a 2018 goal on the former president Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton Hillary Clinton asks if Bill should have resigned as a result of the Lewinsky scandal: "Absolutely not." Nikki Haley has made historic achievements, as have the many women in the Trump government. will not calm the turbulence of the party PLUSRelationship with former intern of the White House, Monica Lewinsky.

"I have a hard time putting a 2018 goal on bad behavior in the '90s and' 80s, as we've seen so much in the last two years, because we did not even have that language," Camerota said.

Camerota was discussing Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonHillary Clinton asks if Bill should resign in the wake of the Lewinsky scandal: "Absolutely not" The electoral battle for Hispanics intensifies in Florida Trump adds campaign stops to Senate candidates in Montana, Arizona, Nevada MORESunday's interview with CBS, in which she said her husband should "absolutely not" resign following the scandal.

Clinton said that she did not believe that her husband's relationship with Lewinsky was an abuse of power.

Camerota took into account Clinton's comments, saying that even though she did not apologize for the "behavior" of the former president, she did not know what Hillary Clinton was "supposed to say at this point".

"We do not call what we call an" imbalance of power, "nor relations a" differential of power, "said Camerota." This is just not the language we used. "

The Clinton-Lewinsky scandal was the subject of a re-examination during the "Me Too" era, with many supporters of the movement believing that Clinton should have resigned for this relationship.

Bill Clinton, who was 49 years old and was president at the time of the relationship, was criticized for the relationship with Lewinsky, then 22, amid conversations about power imbalances in relationships.