Welcome back to the Dirt Show. The other day I talked a lot about why lawyers won't defend

President Trump because they don't want to be Dirt Showitz. They don't want to be treated

the way my family. And I have been treated. I got to let a lot of letters about that. But

tragically yesterday, one of America's great lawyers, a lawyer who was fearless and would

represent anyone, died at the young age of 76. That was my friend Ken Starr. I work closely

with Ken Starr on the defensive Trump against the first impeachment. I also work very, very

hard against Ken Starr when he was the special counsel, special prosecutor, prosecuting

President Clinton, trying to get him impeached on the ground of his affair with Monica

Lewinsky and his alleged uproar tree. I was part of the defense, I consulted and advised

with the defense on that. Make no mistake about it. Ken didn't prosecute Clinton and then

defend Trump because he's a Republican. He is a Republican and he was appointed to the various

positions that he had by Republicans. But he was a man of great, great principle. He did

it because he thought the law justified the impeachment of Clinton. I disagreed and we argued

about it. We argued about it in public. I wrote a book about it called Sexual McCarthyism. I wrote

a preface to the Star Report, which I was very critical of the Star Report. I think he was

wrong, but I think he believed it. He was completely principled in his decision to leave the

match. Here was a man who was on the match. He was the very important judge in the United States

Court of Appeals, which is a segue to the Supreme Court. Justice Scalia came from the DC Circuit,

and Justice Ginsburg came from the DC Circuit. Justice Kavanaugh came from the DC Circuit,

and there was every expectation that Ken Starrer would live his life dream on the Supreme Court,

where he would have been a conservative, but very honest, honest judge. But by taking on the

Clinton assignment, which he did because he was a patriot, he ruined his chances of going on

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