That is correct. He is a fine law professor. Mr. Starr gave him this job in order to advise Mr. Starr on ethics. I do not know one time yet that Mr. Dash has not told Mr. Starr what he was doing was OK, including making $1.3 million last year.
William Pryor: “That is correct. He is a fine law professor. Mr. Starr gave him this job in order to advise Mr. Starr on ethics. I do…”
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Discussing the ethics advice given to Mr. Starr by Mr. Dash.
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