And he says more details could leak out before 2000. "Whoever runs against Bob Barr in Georgia is definitely going to have all our investigative material made available to them, because this guy is a hypocrite," he says. "I've never made any bones about being a smut peddler, but I'm an honest, accurate smut peddler."
Larry's Watching, but Keeping Quiet -- for Now
Larry Flynt, just released from a Los Angeles intensive-care ward
after a bout of pneumonia, says there's only about a 20 percent chance
he'll release new scandalous information before the end of
President Clinton's trial, although he has a fully documented
file ready to go against "a couple of U.S. senators" of the
GOP persuasion. "I'm actually opposed to exposing details of
people's sex lives, which is what the Republicans did to
Clinton," says Flynt. He stresses, however, that he might be more
inclined to cough up new dirt if the Senate decides to reach a
"finding of fact" -- a declaration that Clinton committed perjury or
obstruction of justice, even if the President is not removed from
office. "The more partisan it gets, the more I feel the urge to
release material."