Bill Clinton: “Because I believe that the evidence will show what I have been saying, that I did not do what I was accused of doing.…”

“Because I believe that the evidence will show what I have been saying, that I did not do what I was accused of doing. It's very difficult, you know--one of the things that people learn is you can charge people with all kinds of things; it's almost impossible to prove your innocence. That's almost impossible to do. I think I'll be able to do that. We're working hard at it. Mr. Lehrer. What about the additional element here? You're the President of the United States. You've got--certainly you've got personal things that you want to prove or disprove, et cetera. But when does just the process become demeaning to the Presidency? I mean, somebody said--in fact they said it on our program-- that this trial in May will be tabloid nirvana. And look--just what happened----”