Monica Lewinsky 'threw a tantrum at the White House

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[h=1]Monica Lewinsky 'threw a tantrum at the White House gates when she found out Bill Clinton was cheating on her with VP Walter Mondale's TV journalist daughter'[/h]

• Ex-Secret Service officer Gary Byrne claims Clinton's intern Monica Lewinsky had special access to the Oval Office for at least two years
• One night she arrived at the gates but was turned away, Byrne claims
• Hearing Clinton was with Eleanor Mondale, she 'lashed out', Byrne says
• Byrne was one of the Secret Service personnel called to testify to a grand jury about Monica Lewinsky
• He also says Hillary was 'uncontrollable' and at times 'violent' with Bill
• Says he was posted outside Bill Clinton's Oval Office in 1990s
• The book release comes a month before the Democratic convention

By DAILYMAIL.COM REPORTER and GEOFF EARLE, DEPUTY US POLITICAL EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 15:00, 19 June 2016 | UPDATED: 15:46, 19 June 2016
Monica Lewinsky had a tantrum at the White House gates when she realized President Bill Clinton was with another woman, a former Secret Service officers claims.
The intern enjoyed special access to the Oval Office for years and routinely arrived out-of-hours asking to 'see the president's secretary', writes former agency officer Gary Byrne in his tell-all book.
But one day in late 1997, Byrne claims, Lewinsky turned up and the officers blocked her - because the president was allegedly with Eleanor Mondale, the TV journalist daughter of Vice President Walt Mondale.
According to Byrne, Lewinsky 'lashed out' at the officers who had let her pass at will since early 1996.
'Monica... still regarded herself quite favorably as the president's singular mistress,' Byrne writes in his book The Crisis Of Character, according to the New York Post.



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'Lashed out': Monica Lewinsky got all-access from 1996, former Secret Service officer Gary Byrne claims. But in 1997 she allegedly had a tantrum at the gates when she realized Bill Clinton was with another woman

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Clinton was allegedly with Eleanor Mondale (pictured), the journalist daughter of Vice President Walt Mondale

'So now she was pissed off. She pressed the officer about the delay and wanted to know why she was left standing in his security booth.'
When the officer gave her a vague excuse, Byrne writes, Lewinsky allegedly gestured at her own body and said: 'What’s he want with her when he has this?'
The scene is one of many explosive accusations against the Clintons.
Byrne describes his intimate connection to the president's private life.
'I stood guard, a pistol at my hip, outside the Oval Office, the last barrier before anyone saw Bill Clinton. The last barrier before Monica Lewinsky saw Bill Clinton. Yes, I'm that Secret Service officer,' Byrne writes.
Byrne was one of the Secret Service agents questioned by a Grand Jury about Bill's dealings with Monica Lewinsky in 1998.
According to the Washington Post article published on the hearing Byrne complained to then-White House deputy chief of staff Evelyn S. Lieberman about Lewinsky's actions in 1996.
A short time later Lewinsky was removed from her position because of 'immature and inappropriate behavior'.
He claimed that he saw Lewinsky in the West Wing of the White House when she was not authorized to be there.

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Byrne, one of the agents who complained about Monica Lewinsky's behavior, says he wants voters to see the 'real' Hillary before they head to the polls

The New York Times reported that Mr Byrne also expressed concerns about Ms Lewinsky's after-hours access to the West Wing, which houses the President's Oval Office and the work spaces of the most senior White House aides
He also complains about other women, saying: 'We wondered how he got any work done and joked that he would have been better at running a brothel in a red-light district than the White House.'
Byrne admits he was not present for Lewinsky's alleged tantrum at the gates but said he heard about it over the officers' radio system.
He also claims he once had to clear up after a a tryst between Clinton and an unidentified receptionist, saying he threw out a White House towel stained with a woman's lipstick and the president's 'bodily fluids'
The book will be released on June 28, one month before the Democratic Convention.
However, the most blistering attacks are directed at Hillary Clinton, now the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee.
He said the former first lady had a 'volcanic' temper and occasionally got violent with her husband – and that a loud 1995 fight left the president with a black eye.
In one chapter, Bryne details arriving at work after a 1995 shouting-match that left a light blue vase 'smashed to bits' and Bill sporting a 'real, live, put-a-steak-on-it black eye.'
Things got so bad that Secret Service agents had discussions about the possibility they might have to protect the president from his wife's physical attacks, the New York Post reported in advance excerpts of the book.
'Everyone on post that night' couldn't help but hear the fracas, according to early chapters posted online. It describes a big argument that 'ended with a crash.'
Byrne writes that he saw the president at about 9 am after the fight.
'I was well-accustomed to his allergy-prone puffy eyes,' he writes. 'But this was a shiner, a real, live, put-a-steak-on-it black eye. I was shocked.'
When Byrne asked White House scheduler Nancy Hernreich about the black mark on the president's face, she replied, 'Oh, uh, he's allergic to coffee,' Bryne writes she responded.
'I'm also alergic to the back of someone's hand,' Byrne says he responded.
The book casts Hillary, who is expected to lock up the Democratic nomination on Tuesday, as' too 'erratic, uncontrollable and occasionally violent' to lead the nation, according to promotional excerpts for the book.
'Hillary Clinton is now poised to become the Democratic nominee for president of the United States, but she simply lacks the integrity and temperament to serve in the office,' writes Bryne.
'From the bottom of my soul I know this to be true. And with Hillary's latest rise, I realize that her own leadership style — volcanic, impulsive, enabled by sycophants, and disdainful of the rules set for everyone else — hasn't changed a bit,' he adds.


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Gary Byrne says he was posted outside Bill Clinton's Oval Office in the 1990s and what he saw 'sickened him'

The Clinton camp dismissed the book as fantasy. 'Gary Bryne joins the ranks of Ed Klein and other 'authors' in this latest in a long line of books attempting to cash in on the election cycle with their nonsense,' said campaign spokesman Nick Merrill.
'It should be put in the fantasy section of of the book store,' he added.
Former New York Times reporter Ed Klein wrote his own harsh indictment of the Clintons, called 'Unlikeable: the problem with Hillary' that detailed intimate conversations the Clinton camp says he couldn't have known about.
Former Washington Post reporter Ronald Kessler also described a fight between Bill and Hillary in his 2014 book, 'First Family Detail.'
The book titled Crisis of Character: A White House Secret Service Officer Discloses His Firsthand Experience with Hillary, Bill, and How They Operate is set to hit shelves on June 28.


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The Democratic convention, where Hillary could be confirmed as the nominee, will take place a month later.
A description of the book reads: 'Posted directly outside President Clinton's Oval Office, Former Secret Service uniformed officer Gary Byrne reveals what he observed of Hillary Clinton's character and the culture inside the White House while protecting the First Family.
'Now that a second Clinton administration threatens - their scheme from the very beginning -- Byrne exposes what he saw of the real Hillary Clinton.
'While serving as a Secret Service Officer, Gary Byrne protected President Bill Clinton and the First Family in the White House and outside the Oval Office.
'There, he saw the political and personal machinations of Bill and Hillary Clinton and those who were fiercely loyal to them.
'In CRISIS OF CHARACTER Byrne provides a firsthand account of the scandals - known and unknown - and daily trials ranging from the minor to national in scale.
'Having witnessed the personal and political dysfunction of the Clinton White House - so consumed by scandal and destroying their enemies, real and imagined - Byrne came to understand that, to the Clintons, governing was an afterthought.

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His expose is reportedly causing deep concern in the White House and its release comes as Hillary comes within touching distance of securing the Democratic nomination



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'He now tells this story - before voters go to the polls - in the hopes that Clinton supporters will understand the real Hillary Clinton.'
Since her husband's administration ended, Secret Service agents assigned to Hillary have slammed her behavior.
In investigative journalist Ron Kessler's explosive book, The First Family Detail, he claims that agents saw her as one of the most detested assignments and believed her marriage to Bill was 'fake'.
It reveals how both current and former agents strongly dislike being on Mrs Clinton's detail, while also revealing how they felt about protecting Chelsea Clinton and Bill Clinton.
In the book, Kessler presented Chelsea as someone who not only respected and appreciated her agents, but also was a model protectee.
The former president is described as a difficult chief executive who is also easygoing in the book.
However, Hillary is exposed as being the complete opposite of her husband and daughter, and instead is reportedly very rude and acted nasty toward a number of agents.
'Hillary was very rude to agents, and she didn't appear to like law enforcement or the military,' former Secret Service agent Lloyd Bulman recalled to Kessler.
'She wouldn't go over and meet military people or police officers, as most protectees do.
'She was just really rude to almost everybody. She'd act like she didn't want you around, like you were beneath her.'
On another occasion, a member of the uniformed Secret Service once cheerfully greeted Mrs Clinton by saying 'Good morning, ma'am.'
'F*** off,' is how she replied, according to Kessler's book.
Kessler explained in the book that when Mrs Clinton is in public, she smiles and acts graciously.
'As soon as the cameras are gone, her angry personality, nastiness, and imperiousness become evident,' he wrote.
'Hillary Clinton can make Richard Nixon look like Mahatma Gandhi.'
His book also revealed how Mrs Clinton allegedly didn't like the attire military aides wore.
'Hillary didn't like the military aides wearing their uniforms around the White House,' one former agent recounted to Kessler.
Dan Emmett, who began covering President Clinton on his first day in office in January 1993, said Hillary was arrogant, never said 'thank you' to the agents and treated them like 'hired help'.
In his 20014 book, Unlimited Access, he says Bill was a gentleman in comparison.


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Read more:

• Washingtonpost.com Special Report: Clinton Accused
• Secret Service Officer Worried About Lewinsky - NYTimes.com
• DRUDGE: SECRET SERVICE AGENT BOOK ROCKS CLINTON CAMPAIGN
• Bill, White House staff lived in fear of Hillary: Ex-Secret Service officer | Page Six
• Lewinsky allegedly freaked out after Clinton had affair with Mondale¿s daughter | New York Post

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Vit wrote in. He says, "Kessler, LMFAO!"

 

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Poor Monica, really. She wanted to straight fuck Clinton so bad. And all he wanted to do was mind fuck her. That a young woman her age would go ballistic in that situation is no surprise. I've seen women twice her age snap out in bars and restaurants over much less.