STEVE DOOCY (CO-HOST): So [Attorney General Bill Barr] didn't show up yesterday. Why?
KEN STARR (FORMER INDEPENDENT COUNSEL): Well, he told the committee very clearly, he is within his rights in saying so, look, I will answer the questions of duly elected members of Congress, but not your hired guns. And so, you know, we just have a standoff here. He's within his rights. The committee has rights as well. So it becomes a matter of a Washington power play.
DOOCY: But there were 18 lawyers who are members of Congress, what's one other lawyer -- what difference that does that make? Are they worried that he's going to commit perjury?
STARR: Well -- oh, you mean in terms of the perspective? It's just--
DOOCY: Yeah. A perjury trap?
STARR: At this stage, everybody is very well advised to be on guard, be very careful, because they are already calling the attorney general of United States, who I think is an honorable guy, trying to do the right thing, a liar. So, be cautious and say, look, we will go by the traditional rules here.
