a complete and impartial review of the evidence reveals that the president did in fact commit perjury before the grand jury.

No. We never discussed perjury.

And she told me that I should put it in a safe deposit box because it could be evidence one day,

I think I told her that, you know, at various times, the president and Mr. Jordan had told me I have to lie. That wasn't true.

It was really more the president choosing the hallway, I think, and it was -- there weren't any windows there, ... I think a lot of times we ended up just sort of standing there (in the hallway) and talking there because he could close the door to the bathroom and lean up against the bathroom.

[When Bryant asked,] You never stalked the president, is that correct? ... I, I don't think so.