Monica Lewinsky Talks About Her Life 30 Years After Scandal

Monica Lewinsky told Fox News that her idea of power has changed over time.

Monica Lewinsky has changed since her time at the White House, and she hopes her critics will too.

Lewinsky, 53, said time and patience helped her deal with past challenges on a podcast.

She said entering her 50s was great and she stopped worrying so much.

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Monica Lewinsky took control of her story after the White House scandal.

She said as she got older, she cared less about what others thought and felt more at peace.

Unlike her critics, Lewinsky moved on from her past and took back her life and story.

Lewinsky wishes people would stop telling the same old jokes about her, saying it's been 28 years.

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Monica Lewinsky asked critics to find a new joke 30 years after her scandal.

Lewinsky was 21 when she started working at the White House in 1995 and had a relationship with President Clinton.

The affair became public when she told a coworker, who recorded their talks and used them in a lawsuit.

President Clinton denied the affair in 1998, and Lewinsky felt humiliated and hid from the public.

Bill Clinton was impeached as president, but was found not guilty of perjury and obstruction.

The impeachment trial started in January 1999 and ended in February of that year.

Lewinsky only started to reclaim her identity in the last 10 years, after years of scandal.

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Lewinsky feels grateful and excited about her life now and how she can help people understand her.

She recalled the negative energy she got from strangers over the years.

Themes of authority and control have stayed with Lewinsky since the scandal.

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Lewinsky thinks of power in two ways: the power to impact others and personal strength.

She said resilience is not a straight line, but more like a spiral, where you move forward and back.

Tracy Wright is an entertainment reporter for Fox News Digital.

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