Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things, Dominic Dunn.

Thank you for joining me today as we traverse the trashy streets of Washington, D.C., as Dominic Dunn reports in from January 1999 on the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton. But it is our man Nick. He is reporting in

on so much more. Last week's episode took us through the State of the Union address and the

end of Dominic's friendship with Lucian Goldberg. This week, to close out Dominic's time in DC, his reporting

covers so much more. We have a lot of name dropping with very important folks in the upper

echelons of power coming today, as well as more inside the Beltway intrigue, a lot more about Nick breaking down some of his preconceived

ideas. Before we begin today's episode, I do have a shout out to another Nick. Nick V sent in the

very best email with a little bit of follow-up on Alice Mason,

the infamous hostess and New York City real estate legend we mentioned in last week's story.

Dominic Dunn is always name-checking Alice Mason.

Nick sent me a hot tip that became a terrific not done yet episode this week on

Patreon. All about the secret Alice Mason kept for years. Thank you, Nick V for sending that one

along. Additionally, for everyone dropping in here, Alice Mason did rotate her guests around at dinner parties.

So it is very possible perhaps that Hillary Clinton did enjoy her time with Norman

Mailer, and it was Dominic Dunn chosen for the dessert course. What I would have done to have a chance

to have dessert with our man Nick.

Thank you again, other Nick, Nick V. It is always amazing to hear from y'all. That story was awesome.

This crew, the best listeners around all of you. Today it is back to U.C. to close this one out with scandals all over town.

Without any further ado in today's journey.

Again, Dominic Dunn is reporting on this whole story for Vanity Fair in a piece

called Mr. Dunn goes to Washington, published in May of 1999. You know that there's no chance of

Dominic going to D.C. and not checking in on the Kennedys, or having the Kennedys checking in on him.

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