Bill Clinton Reflects on Hillary's 2016 Loss and Epstein Ties in New Memoir

The former president reveals personal struggles after the election and regrets over his association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Bill Clinton's new memoir, 'Citizen: My Life After the White House,' discusses his anger and sleeplessness following Hillary Clinton's 2016 election loss to Donald Trump.
Clinton attributes the defeat to Russian interference, James Comey's email investigation, and a hostile media environment.
He characterizes the 2016 election as the 'darkest possible' in U.S. history and apologizes for years of outbursts of rage that followed the loss.
Clinton addresses his controversial ties to Jeffrey Epstein, admitting to flying on Epstein's plane but denying visits to Epstein's island or knowledge of his crimes.
The memoir also revisits Clinton's reflections on past scandals, including his handling of the Monica Lewinsky controversy and subsequent public apologies.