BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: As we continue to observe CNN's 20th anniversary this year, a look back at the headlines that rocked the White House two years ago today.</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, JANUARY 21, 1998) JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Bombshell allegations rock the White House. In Washington this evening, supporters of the president are reeling and his enemies are ready to pounce. CNN's senior White House correspondent Wolf Blitzer with charges of sex, lies and audio tapes.</s>WOLF BLITZER, CNN SR. WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The president says it's not true. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, THE NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER) WILLIAM J. CLINTON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: There is not a sexual relationship, an improper sexual relationship, or any other kind of improper relationship.</s>JIM LEHRER, HOST: You had no sexual relationship with this young woman?</s>CLINTON: There is not a sexual relationship. That is accurate.</s>BLITZER: People had said to me: Be very, very aware of the way the president uses those phrases because it will have a specific meaning. It was something that I never thought in my journalistic career I would have to be reporting about. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, JANUARY 21, 1998) BLITZER: The White House has started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel Kenneth Starr seeking all of the records involving Monica Lewinsky, phone records, job records, when she entered the White House, when she left the White House. We are told by sources that she would come into...</s>BLITZER: Sexual relations, as we obviously learned on the road, is sexual intercourse as far as the president is concerned. And he was very firm in making that point. Of course, we all learned about it subsequently, that the kind of sex that the president and Monica Lewinsky, of course, we all learned later, was not the kind of sexual relations.
CNN 20: Clinton Intern Controversy, January 21, 1998