Not to Be Believed
Linda disconcerts Monica when she decides to make her voice heard. A settlement tempts Paula, and Matt Drudge stirs up the internet.
Through the mid-1990s the online Drudge Report has gradually moved from showbiz tittle-tattle into the political sphere. Would-be old-school 'newsman' Matt Drudge is looking for something to make his mark, and may have found it in the continued investigations of Bill Clinton鈥檚 harassment of women.
Also looking for attention is Linda, and the digging by Newsweek journalist Michael Isikoff into Kathleen Willey鈥檚 accusation is her stepping stone. Feeling caught in the crossfire, Monica is upset at her friend鈥檚 action, little dreaming how much bigger a betrayal is being considered.
The Supreme Court is unanimous in permitting Paula鈥檚 lawsuit to continue. As one of several politically motivated attacks and investigations against him and Hillary, Clinton must consider settling the case - which is not something his opponents want to see happen.
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Sir Georg Solti, London Symphony Orchestra
II. Allegretto
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Linda Tripp | Sarah Paulson |
| Monica Lewinsky | Beanie Feldstein |
| Paula Jones | Annaleigh Ashford |
| William Jefferson Clinton | Clive Owen |
| Ann Coulter | Cobie Smulders |
| Steve Jones | Taran Killam |
| Matt Drudge | Billy Eichner |
| Kathleen Willey | Elizabeth Reaser |
| Director | Michael Uppendahl |
| Writer | Sarah Burgess |