Missed first. We can't be in the city right.

Oh, maybe just get drunk and stay inside. Good afternoon. I'm Michael malice and let that be your welcome for the the next hour my guest today is Juanita Broderick now Juanita you're

in Arkansas I'm here in Brooklyn so as someone who's lived in Brooklyn all his life and I don't often get to talk to older southern women

Is it okay if I call you Miss Juanita like they do in the South?

Oh yes, okay so so Miss Juanita, your claim to fame is that you were the victim of sexual

assault by President Clinton during his campaign for governor or attorney general?

It was he was attorney general running for governor and this was in

1978 and here's how I found out about you as did most of America.

And let me ask you this, is it weird for you that the thing that people, like when you meet people, right,

and they know your name, that's the first thing that comes to mind. Is that something that is kind of disturbing?

Oh, it is and that's why when I wrote my book I said, you know, I'm more than a 30 minute rate by Bill Clinton and that's why I told

about my whole life as a successful business woman and a registered nurse.

Yeah so I mean it mean it's jarring and and I first heard about you because I remember during the Clinton impeachment trial and we'll talk a lot about that because there's so much misinformation at the time and to this day that's been unpacked.

Thankfully now we're revisiting it and I think some people are fixing those past mistakes.

You were interviewed and you came forward with a very detailed, very long, very credible account of your

assault. You weren't some conservative Republican Hatchet Woman, you're working at his

campaign for Christ, number one.

Nor were you saying that you had a kid by him, secret affair, like this Michael Jackson woman.

This was one specific incident.

So can you tell us how they first found out about you?

This was NBC, correct?

Right.

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