WATCH: Invoice Clinton's awkward response when requested about Ken Starr's dying

Former President Invoice Clinton broke his silence on the information of former prosecutor Ken Starr's dying Sunday.

Starr died almost every week in the past of a long-time sickness on the age of 76. He was most well-known because the impartial counsel investigating the Whitewater actual property controversy and the Lewinsky affair, which led to Clinton's impeachment.

"[Starr] by no means filed a cost on Whitewater, however put your presidency—your second time period—the other way up," CNN's Fareed Zakaria requested Clinton in a televised interview. "Do you've any ideas? Any reflection?"

EX-CLINTON INVESTIGATOR KEN STARR DIES AT 76

“Effectively, I learn the obituary, and I noticed that his household liked him, and I believe that’s one thing to be glad about, and when your life is over, that’s all there may be to say,” Clinton mentioned. "However I used to be taught to not speak concerning the those that — I've nothing to say."

Former White Home intern Monica Lewinsky, the opposite particular person concerned within the Whitewater investigation over the affair she had with the then president shared an identical sentiment on the day Starr died.

"As I’m certain many can perceive, my ideas about Ken Starr carry up sophisticated emotions," Lewinsky wrote on Twitter, "however of extra significance, is that i think about it’s a painful loss for many who love him."

Starr is survived by his spouse, Alice, three youngsters, and grandchildren.