who would you rather play host to for dinner, monica lewinsky or ken starr? remember this was 1998, congress was just getting ready to impeach bill clinton after he lied about an affair with a white house intern. they wanted to know who would you rather share cranberry and turkey with? monica lewinsky or the independent counsel whose investigation had turned up evidence of the affair, kenneth starr. and the answer from the american people was a resounding neither. 32% said lewinsky, 32% said ken starr. and 35% said neither one of them. you get polls like this and every now and then they make you laugh. the huffington post website rounded up some of the best thanksgiving polls from the last few decades. like this one. so "washington post"/abc news poll from 1993, the very first year of bill clinton's presidency. the poll asked people what they were thankful for in their lives. topping that list, 99% of americans said they were thankful for their family. not much of a surprise there. that was number one on the list. tied for number one also coming in at 99% was

let's start with the honorable ken starr. sir, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's an honor to be here and to discuss this very important issue for private higher education as the chair kindly recognized. i serve as president and chancellor at baylor university. i've served as president and ceo of baylor university since june of 2010. baylor university is located in waco, texas. it is a private christian university. it is ranked as a high research comprehensive university. and it's a vibrant community home to over 15,000 students, including over 600 student athletes. baylor is a founding member of the big 12 conference established in 1994. we sponsor 19 varsity teams. very blessed at baylor to have student athletes who succeed both in the classroom and on the playing field. over the past three years, baylor university has been the most successful division i program in combined winning percentages of football and men's and women's basketball. but these accomplishments do not count, ultimately, in terms of what we emphasize at baylor. as commencement approaches n

let's start with the honorable ken starr. sir, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's an honor to be here and to discuss this very important issue for private higher education as the chair kindly recognized. i serve as president and chancellor at baylor university. i've served as president and ceo of baylor university since june of 2010. baylor university is located in waco, texas. it is a private christian university. it is ranked as a high research comprehensive university. and it's a vibrant community home to over 15,000 students, including over 600 student athletes. baylor is a founding member of the big 12 conference established in 1994. we sponsor 19 varsity teams. very blessed at baylor to have student athletes who succeed both in the classroom and on the playing field. over the past three years, baylor university has been the most successful division i program in combined winning percentages of football and men's and women's basketball. but these accomplishments do not count, ultimately, in terms of what we emphasize at baylor. as commencement approaches n