After the victim has joined the offender, various methods are used to restrict the sufferer's access to communication with dwelling, resembling imposing bodily punishment unless the victim complies with the trafficker's calls for and making threats of harm and even demise to the victim and their family. Clinton delivers his State of the Union address, making no point out of the scandal. Clinton denies the allegations because the scandal erupts. Feb. 11, 1998: First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton predicts the allegations in opposition to her husband "will slowly dissipate over time underneath the weight of its personal insubstantiality." A retired Secret Service uniformed guard, Lewis C. Fox, claims in an interview he saw Monica Lewinsky come to the West Wing on weekends with documents she said were for the president. March 16, 1998: Clinton says "nothing improper" happened when he was alone with Kathleen Willey, responding to her accusations aired in an interview on "60 Minutes" the earlier night time.
