Starr Report

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Today, in 1998, we got the Starr Report by special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, who delivered his much-anticipated Monica Lewinsky blew Bill Clinton report.

Do you remember when that was the single biggest presidential scandal maybe of all time? Oh my God, this is like water.

There's never gonna be anything worse than this.

Yeah.

But basically the cigar incident, which is in depositions and is in the Starr report, uh, yeah, uh, Bill, this is a, a turn when, "Hey, listen, uh, I, I, I really don't have a lot of experience, pleasure in women, and so I'd like to just try to stick this, uh, cigar up your pussy."

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And ends up doing it, then taking the cigar and putting it in his humidor while thinking to himself-

And did you..." Like, just the, the graphic details.

It was enough to where...

And all this stuff goes into the Starr report, 'cause he hasn't even turned this thing.

He's still compiling all of this information.

The Big Creep was her nickname for Clinton, The Big Creep.

And then Monica tells the story to Linda about how she gets back into the White House one Saturday, um, or Sunday, and what hap- what used to happen, and this was in the Starr Report, was that she would show up at the, at the northwest gate early on a Saturday or Sunday morning, and everybody with the Secret Service, they'd let her in because she was authorized.

Clinton put her on the visiting list, and then they would watch the little dot on their screens that showed where the president was.

H- the little dot would moo- go down to the Oval Office for their assignment or whatever they were doing.