C. February 4 Sexual Encounter and Subsequent Phone Calls 
On Sunday, February 4, according to Ms. Lewinsky, she and the President had
their sixth sexual encounter and their first lengthy and personal
conversation. The President was in the Oval Office from 3:36 to 7:05
p.m.(232) He had no telephone calls in the Oval Office before 4:45
p.m.(233) Records do not show Ms. Lewinsky's entry or exit. 
According to Ms. Lewinsky, the President telephoned her at her desk and
they planned their rendezvous. At her suggestion, they bumped into each
other in the hallway, "because when it happened accidentally, that seemed
to work really well," then walked together to the area of the private
study.(234) 
There, according to Ms. Lewinsky, they kissed. She was wearing a long dress
that buttoned from the neck to the ankles. "And he unbuttoned my dress and
he unhooked my bra, and sort of took the dress off my shoulders and . . .
moved the bra . . . . [H]e was looking at me and touching me and telling me
how beautiful I was."(235) He touched her breasts with his hands and his
mouth, and touched her genitals, first through underwear and then
directly.(236) She performed oral sex on him.(237) 
After their sexual encounter, the President and Ms. Lewinsky sat and talked
in the Oval Office for about 45 minutes. Ms. Lewinsky thought the President
might be responding to her suggestion during their previous meeting about
"trying to get to know me."(238) It was during that conversation on
February 4, according to Ms. Lewinsky, that their friendship started to
blossom.(239) 
When she prepared to depart, according to Ms. Lewinsky, the President
"kissed my arm and told me he'd call me, and then I said, yeah, well,
what's my phone number? And so he recited both my home number and my office
number off the top of his head."(240) The President called her at her desk
later that afternoon and said he had enjoyed their time together.(241) 
D. President's Day (February 19) Break-up 
According to Ms. Lewinsky, the President terminated their relationship
(only temporarily, as it happened), on Monday, February 19, 1996 --
President's Day. The President was in the Oval Office from 11 a.m. to 2:01
p.m. that day.(242) He had no telephone calls between 12:19 and 12:42
p.m.(243) Records do not reflect Ms. Lewinsky's presence at the White
House. 
In Ms. Lewinsky's recollection, the President telephoned her at her
Watergate apartment that day. From the tone of his voice, she could tell
something was wrong. She asked to come see him, but he said he did not know
how long he would be there.(244) Ms. Lewinsky went to the White House, then
walked to the Oval Office sometime between noon and 2 p.m. (the only time
she ever went to the Oval Office uninvited).(245) Ms. Lewinsky recalled
that she was admitted by a tall, slender, Hispanic plainclothes agent on
duty near the door.(246) 
The President told her that he no longer felt right about their intimate
relationship, and he had to put a stop to it.(247) Ms. Lewinsky was welcome
to continue coming to visit him, but only as a friend. He hugged her but
would not kiss her.(248) At one point during their conversation, the
President had a call from a sugar grower in Florida whose name, according
to Ms. Lewinsky, was something like "Fanuli." In Ms. Lewinsky's
recollection, the President may have taken or returned the call just as she
was leaving.(249) 
Ms. Lewinsky's account is corroborated in two respects. First, Nelson U.
Garabito, a plainclothes Secret Service agent, testified that, on a weekend
or holiday while Ms. Lewinsky worked at the White House (most likely in the
early spring of 1996), Ms. Lewinsky appeared in the area of the Oval Office
carrying a folder and said, "I have these papers for the President."(250)
After knocking, Agent Garabito opened the Oval Office door, told the
President he had a visitor, ushered Ms. Lewinsky in, and closed the door
behind her.(251) When Agent Garabito's shift ended a few minutes later, Ms.
Lewinsky was still in the Oval Office.(252) 
Second, concerning Ms. Lewinsky's recollection of a call from a sugar
grower named "Fanuli," the President talked with Alfonso Fanjul of Palm
Beach, Florida, from 12:42 to 1:04 p.m.(253) Mr. Fanjul had telephoned a
few minutes earlier, at 12:24 p.m.(254) The Fanjuls are prominent sugar
growers in Florida.(255) 
E. Continuing Contacts 
After the break-up on February 19, 1996, according to Ms. Lewinsky, "there
continued to sort of be this flirtation . . . when we'd see each
other."(256) After passing Ms. Lewinsky in a hallway one night in late
February or March, the President telephoned her at home and said he was
disappointed that, because she had already left the White House for the
evening, they could not get together. Ms. Lewinsky testified that the call
"sort of implied to me that he was interested in starting up again."(257)
On March 10, 1996, Ms. Lewinsky took a visiting friend, Natalie Ungvari, to
the White House. They bumped into the President, who said to Ms. Ungvari
when Ms. Lewinsky introduced them: "You must be her friend from
California."(258) Ms. Ungvari was "shocked" that the President knew where
she was from.(259) 
Ms. Lewinsky testified that on Friday, March 29, 1996, she was walking down
a hallway when she passed the President, who was wearing the first necktie
she had given him. She asked where he had gotten the tie, and he replied:
"Some girl with style gave it to me."(260) Later, he telephoned her at her
desk and asked if she would like to see a movie. His plan was that she
would position herself in the hallway by the White House Theater at a
certain time, and he would invite her to join him and a group of guests as
they entered. Ms. Lewinsky responded that she did not want people to think
she was lurking around the West Wing uninvited.(261) She asked if they
could arrange a rendezvous over the weekend instead, and he said he would
try.(262) Records confirm that the President spent the evening of March 29
in the White House Theater.(263) Mrs. Clinton was in Athens, Greece.(264) 
F. March 31 Sexual Encounter 
On Sunday, March 31, 1996, according to Ms. Lewinsky, she and the President
resumed their sexual contact.(265) Ms. Lewinsky was at the White House from
10:21 a.m. to 4:27 p.m. on that day.(266) The President was in the Oval
Office from 3:00 to 5:46 p.m.(267) His only call while in the Oval Office
was from 3:06 to 3:07 p.m.(268) Mrs. Clinton was in Ireland.(269) 
According to Ms. Lewinsky, the President telephoned her at her desk and
suggested that she come to the Oval Office on the pretext of delivering
papers to him.(270) She went to the Oval Office and was admitted by a
plainclothes Secret Service agent.(271) In her folder was a gift for the
President, a Hugo Boss necktie.(272) 
In the hallway by the study, the President and Ms. Lewinsky kissed. On this
occasion, according to Ms. Lewinsky, "he focused on me pretty exclusively,"
kissing her bare breasts and fondling her genitals.(273) At one point, the
President inserted a cigar into Ms. Lewinsky's vagina, then put the cigar
in his mouth and said: "It tastes good."(274) After they were finished, Ms.
Lewinsky left the Oval Office and walked through the Rose Garden.(275) 

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