She repeated her grand-jury testimony that Clinton secretary Betty Currie called to say she would pick up gifts Clinton had given Lewinsky. The former intern said the president did not urge her to conceal the gifts. Lewinsky's deposition took place in the Presidential Suite on the 10th floor of the downtown Washington hotel. Rep. Ed Bryant, R-Tenn., questioned Lewinsky for the prosecution team. The House prosecutors have urged senators to hear from Lewinsky and other witnesses before they cast a final vote on whether to convict Clinton of perjury and obstructing justice.
Democrats say no witnesses are necessary.
R-Ark., will lead the questioning of Vernon Jordan, Clinton's close friend who helped Lewinsky find a job. On Wednesday, White House aide Sidney Blumenthal is to be deposed. Jordan and Blumenthal will be interviewed under oath in a secure room in the Capitol that's soundproof and is often used for classified briefings. Jordan said he told her to talk to her lawyer, Francis Carter, about it. His role in helping Lewinsky find a job.