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July 1, 2015 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 1, 2015, Wednesday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
I know the Ditto Cam is not on.
It's not on for a reason.
I'm going to be showing you something on the Ditto Cam pretty soon.
I had to zoom in because I'm going to be holding what I'm going to show you in my hand.
So I had to zoom in.
I did it before the program so as not to waste time zooming in after the program began.
So I know the ditto cam isn't on.
It's because I haven't turned it on.
I'm going to turn it on here just a second.
Greetings and great to have you with us.
Rushlinbaugh behind a golden EIB microphone, 800-282-2882 is the number if you want to be on the program.
Okay, this email release of Hillary Quinton.
Folks, we're going to go through it all here today, but everybody's been lying through their teeth about this.
Sidney Blumenthal has been essentially the Secretary of State.
I'm telling you, since the early 90s, I'm trying to rein myself in here.
I mean, I just want to launch on this like you can't believe.
This woman's stupid.
I'm sorry.
That's not the way to persuade people.
This woman, folks, she's got a 1930s or 1940s political ideology, and her tech capability is 1950s.
It is embarrassing.
This woman, for example, she's found out there's a cabinet meeting, except she wasn't invited.
So she sends somebody an email.
I hear there's a cabinet meeting.
Can I go?
She's the Secretary of Freaking State.
I hear there's a cabinet meeting.
Can I go?
Then she says, I hear there are a bunch of Facebooks out there about me.
Are they good?
Can I see?
I do not understand.
I have never understood why anybody on the Republican side of the aisle is afraid of this woman.
Sidney Blumenthal is telling her what to say and to whom to say it.
He's writing speeches, bullet points, and all that for comments and conversations you're going to have with Angela Merkel.
I mean, it's all over the place.
And the White House knew she had a private server.
Everybody has lied about that.
Axelrod knew she had a private server.
He lied about it.
ABC News is reporting on this is, hey, there's nothing to see here.
And then they proceed to tell us what there is to see.
So I want to spend some time getting into that.
I also, ladies and gentlemen, I guess this has to happen now.
I just have to apologize to you.
I'm losing track of things that really matter.
I only learned today that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are getting a divorce.
And I'm sorry.
I had no idea there was trouble in paradise.
And apparently it's been going on for years now.
Couples therapy, heavy therapy.
And I didn't even know.
So I'm really sorry about that.
And by the way, try this headline.
Those 4th of July fireworks spectaculars.
Yep, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, i.e. the federal government, the people that bring your National Weather Service wild guests to you every day are now claiming that 4th of July fireworks spectaculars are causing huge spikes in dangerous air pollution.
Look at not the good air pollution.
This is dangerous air pollution.
Now, look, I know this is easy to say, but I have been sensitized to this.
You know, I watch fireworks displays.
And honestly, I have been curious how long it's going to take people.
You look at the fireworks display, you see smoke up there, all kinds of smoke after one of these displays.
I've been waiting, why haven't the environmentalist wacko zeroed in on that?
I mean, that would be something that their brain-dead supporters could actually believe and see.
Just tell them it's a bunch of pollution up there and ban fireworks.
And that's a great way of banning fireworks is banning the flag, banning patriotism, banning any reference to Independence Day.
I'm surprised it's taken them this long.
As you know, I read my little tech bloggers just to stay in touch with millennials.
That's my favorite way of staying in touch with millennials.
They're all millennials, and they all, I think you can typecast them.
And folks, they are livid today.
It's fun to read, I must be honest.
Apparently, the commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission said something that has just offended them like nothing I have seen lately.
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said the internet is not a human right.
That nobody needs the internet.
It cannot be compared to food.
It cannot be compared to water.
It can't be compared to an essential basic human right, and it isn't one.
And that there are plenty of people who go through their day never even getting near the internet.
And these people, these little tech bloggers, are livid because they now think the FCC guy, who they used to love because of net neutrality, now they think the guy's the biggest brain-dead guy in government because they want free internet for everybody based on the fact that you can't live your life without it.
It's fun.
It's fun to cry.
And Trump, folks, you know, Macy's has now told Trump they're going to get rid of all of his merchandise.
And Trump is showing everybody how this is done.
I don't care what you think of Trump, but Trump is not backing down.
Macy's Kansim says they're not going to sell his merchandise anymore.
Univision, he's suing Univision.
He goes on television.
He says, I didn't know it.
Some of my best friends are at Macy's.
I had no idea they supported illegal immigration.
I had no idea Macy's was in favor of this kind of law breaking.
That's the way it's done.
I don't care what people think about it.
This kowtowing to political correctness.
Little inside baseball story.
It doesn't matter to anything.
It's just, I was playing golf at Trump's course here a couple years ago.
I happen to be a member of Trump International.
And I'm out there playing, and he is playing in a forsom with the CEO of Macy's.
And I'm a couple of halls behind, but our paths take us right past each other.
We're on parallel fairways.
So he stops, he comes over, grabs me, and introduces me to the guy.
He says, Hey, if you ever need anything from Macy's, this is the guy.
This is the guy.
This is the best guy in the world.
This guy owns retail.
There's no smarter guy in retail than this guy.
I don't remember the name.
But I remember meeting the guy.
And then Trump said, and this guy over here is the richest man in Italy.
Richest man in Italy.
Whoever, not the Macy's guy, another guy in the forest.
Richest man in Italy.
And this guy, yeah, he drove up here in a Ferrari.
I'll show you.
I'll show you the Ferrari.
I'll show you his Ferrari when you finish.
It's right after we put it right in front of the front door.
I said, cool.
I love the guy.
I'm telling you, I love the guy.
I just don't know how far his campaign's going to go, but I'm telling you, somebody's fighting me.
He and Carly Fiorina, somebody's fighting me.
Folks, did you know the ditto cam is not on because I've got it off on purpose?
It's going to come on in just a few minutes.
I've had to zoom.
You want to see what it looks like?
There.
I just turned it on.
That's what it looks like.
You've never been closer to me, right?
See?
I just turned it back off.
I had to zoom in there because I'm going to be showing you something here in a second.
Don't complain.
By the way, Snerdley knows I'm going to show you.
He said, can you have Coco push that out as a notification?
Well, we can do a website push notification.
Yeah, but I think we can't push the actual.
It's a picture I'm going to show you.
I don't think we can actually push the picture.
Maybe we can, Coco.
We can push the link to the picture on our site, which Coco doesn't even know what I'm talking about yet.
I haven't even alerted him to it yet.
So they don't even know yet, Snerdley, but they'll know.
I'll give you guys a hint.
The website is Yahoo Parenting.
Coco, if you go to Yahoo Parenting and look for a picture, you might even find what I'm going to show here.
Just going to be a minute.
It's going to be long here, folks.
Hang in there.
And be tough.
Let's see what else I have.
Oh, grab audio soundbite number one.
I did not know that there are things in the United States Senate called Rush Limbaugh Amendments.
Did you?
All right, well, this is yesterday in Baltimore.
This is the National Sheriffs Association Conference.
Former Senator Jim Webb, Democrat Virginia, is speaking at the National Sheriffs Association Conference.
And during the QA, an audience member says, Senator, you voted in the past to continue funds, i.e., money, for declared sanctuary cities since March of 2008.
As president, there's rumors that Webb is seeking the Democrat nomination.
As president, would you expand on the scope of these sanctuary cities or would you leave the influence to the states?
The bill that we voted on, it was one of these Rush Limbaugh amendments.
Basically, it didn't say, you know, you're voting to continue.
The motion that was voted on was said, we're going to cut off all federal help to local law enforcement inside any of these sanctuary cities.
You know, that's kind of absurd.
I still don't know what a Rush Limbaugh amendment is after having heard that.
But apparently, this is a term widely used in the United States.
That's another limbaugh amendment.
And I don't even know about them.
Apparently, within the halls of the U.S. Senate, the senators live in fear of these votes on bills which actually force them to take a stand.
I guess that's what a Rush Limbaugh amendment must be an amendment where you have to vote on something other than to continue or to shelve.
It must be an amendment of substance on which you must have a recorded vote, and senators don't want to do that.
And so they've named these horrible amendments, things that you have to put your name to, Rush Limbaugh Amendments.
I don't know how this started.
I have no, this is as new to me as it is to you.
You've heard about this?
You've heard.
Oh, well, what did you hear him say then?
Well, you hear another way.
What did you hear him saying?
Oh, you, oh, you think that Webb is saying that a Rush Limbaugh Amendment is a draconian amendment against funding illegal immigrants, and it's absurd.
Well, let's forget playing this now.
Here, I'll just read it to you.
The bill that we voted on, it was one of these Rush Limbaugh amendments.
Basically, it didn't say you're voting to continue.
The motion that was voted on said we're going to cut off all federal help to local law enforcement inside any of these sanctuary cities.
It's kind of absurd.
So, a rush limbaugh amendment, you think it means budget cutting.
You mean, you think it means make government smaller, get the government out of things.
It's a Rush Limbaugh Amendment.
Well, I'll proudly accept the title, if that's indeed what it is.
Okay, from Yahoo Parenting, headline, mom of eight-year-old gay pride marcher responds to critics.
There was plenty to marvel at during the New York City Pride march on Sunday, but one precocious eight-year-old boy stood out from the crowd.
Desmond Nepolis of Brooklyn, who joyously strutted and vogued his way down Fifth Avenue in a rainbow tutu and gold sequin cap.
And when critics reared their heads on social media Monday, suggesting his participation was inappropriate, his mother, Wendy Lou Nepolis, shut them down with grace and pride.
She said, if you are offended, don't look.
That was part of a lengthy post on the Facebook page of the LGBT website, New Now Next.
Graceful way to stop criticism.
If you're offended, don't look.
All right, I'm going to show you the picture.
I'm going to show you this eight-year-old boy.
I'm going to show you Desmond Nepolis of Brooklyn, who is strutting and voguing his way down Fifth Avenue.
Are you ready?
There it is.
There's eight-year-old Desmond Nepolis strutting and voguing his way down Fifth Avenue on Monday, the Gay Pride Parade.
Picture was posted all over the place, and it was said to be inappropriate.
How dare you do this to an eight-year-old boy?
Dress him up this way.
And turning a ditto cam off now.
We're going to post this at rushlimbaugh.com in a moment.
Coco will find it.
You'll be able to see it.
Ditto cam's off.
She said, if you're offended, don't look.
Do you think that would work in Charleston, South Carolina and the flag?
Hey, if you're offended, don't look.
Would it work with anything?
Hey, if you don't like it, don't look at it.
Hey, if you don't like it, don't read it.
Hey, if you don't like it, don't turn on the TV.
Hey, if you don't like it, don't look at it.
It shut down the critics, apparently.
And Yahoo Parenting says that that was a reply with grace and pride.
Now, that picture I showed you, nearly 5,000 likes, more than 200 comments, some of them attacking the mother for forcing her son to be such on such blatantly gender-fluid display.
But the mother wrote, hey, he's eight years old.
He's old enough.
He's smart enough to know that he would be marching in the Pride Parade in front of thousands of people.
He did it willingly.
In fact, I thought he would stop after 10 blocks of walking, but he felt so good about being dressed up and being who he is that he vogued and danced the entire two miles.
He and I collaborated on the outfit, and this is how he wanted to look today.
This was his pride today.
He felt it.
He loved it.
He was it.
These children will be our future.
I know.
That's why we're worried.
I'll get to Hillary Clinton's emails here in just a second.
I want to start with Trump here.
Yesterday, Bedford, New Hampshire, during campaign event, here's what Trump said about his lawsuit against Univision.
So they left 51 wonderful girls who worked so hard all their lives to become a representative and go to the Miss USA pageant.
It's in Louisiana.
They're all waiting there right now, and they left them, just abandoned them.
That's Donald Trump attacking NBC and Univision for abandoning the Miss USA contestants and pageant all because of his comments on Mexicans and illegal immigrants.
Now, you may disagree with Trump's comments.
I don't care.
But he believes them.
He's standing up for them.
He's defending himself.
And he's going after the people who are actually standing up and defending lawlessness, folks.
NBC and Univision.
It's always been what's been wrong with the illegal immigrant movement is the illegals have become the stars.
Illegal immigrants have become the heroes and so forth.
And anybody who wants to stand up and defend the law in this country from the governor of Arizona to the Arizona legislature becomes the enemy.
And usually everybody just says, okay, okay, and goes away, puts their tail between their legs and tries not to get noticed anymore.
Trump even stands up and defends himself.
Yesterday, also in New Hampshire, during campaign event, Trump spoke, and this is another soundbite of what he said.
Who's done more than me?
I've employed tens of thousands of people over my life.
I've employed, and they're saying, you know, people, they're real losers.
Sleepy eyes, chucked out, you know, meet the press dying, going down the tubes, no ratings.
But they say the other day, isn't it sad when Donald Trump is going to be up on that stage?
And various senators and Republicans.
No, no, they're saying.
And various senators and Republicans won't make it.
And these guys haven't done anything like compared to what I've done.
That's what he believes.
Here's the next one.
ISIS is building a hotel in Syria.
They're competing against me.
It's true.
I don't want to go to that hotel.
Okay.
If I were a liberal Democrat, they'd say I'm a super genius.
You know, I had an uncle who went to MIT.
He was a top professor, Dr. John Trump, a genius.
It's in my blood.
I'm smart.
Great Marx, like really smart.
If I were a Democrat, especially if I was a liberal Democrat, that's the smartest human being ever.
But as a conservative Republican, I got to work hard.
He's right about that.
You wouldn't believe the, well, forget that.
Fact of the matter is that if Trump were a liberal, they would love him.
Media would love him, and they'd be celebrating his achievements and so forth.
And there wouldn't be anything outrageous he could say.
That's just Donald.
That's just Joe.
That's just old Joe.
Hey, it's just, hey, that's just sex.
It doesn't have anything to do the way I do my job at Dudley.
Hillary don't care about a hill.
She gets her if she can't anywhere else.
Everything's cool here.
No big deal.
But with Trump, whole different story.
On the cutting edge of societal evolution, doing that which I was born to do.
Rush Limbaugh here at the distinguished Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
There's a monument, the Ten Commandments, on the grounds of the state capitol in Oklahoma.
And the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled yesterday that it has to come down.
They said that the Ten Commandments monument on the Oklahoma Capitol grounds is a religious symbol, and it must be removed because it violates Oklahoma's constitutional ban on using public property to benefit a religion.
To benefit a religion, the Oklahoma Supreme Court said that the Ten Commandments chiseled into the six-foot-tall granite monument, which was privately funded by a Republican legislator, are obviously religious in nature and are an integral part of the Jewish and Christian faiths.
Did you know, ladies and gentlemen, the Supreme Court building in Washington has a giant marble frieze on its southern wall that depicts both Moses and Muhammad?
Did you know that?
You didn't know that, did you?
Well, it does.
And in fact, the doors of the Supreme Court are engraved with two tablets that bear the Roman numerals one through five and the Roman numerals six through ten.
Some people even claim that they represent the Ten Commandments.
This was a seven to two ruling.
It overturns a decision by a district court judge who determined the monument could stay.
It has prompted calls by a handful of Republican lawmakers for impeachment of the Supreme Court justices who said the monument must be removed.
You know, actually, that's not a bad idea.
I think we need to be impeaching more judges at every level.
Oh, yeah, it's perfectly allowed.
The framers of our revered Constitution expected impeachment to be done on a regular basis.
It's the only check on the power of a judge built into the Constitution.
They have lifetime appointments, federal judges do.
They have lifetime appointments so as to insulate them from the political mores and the social mores of the era.
And of course, it hasn't worked out that way.
At any rate, why not use the same reaction as that mother of the eight-year-old LGBT boy that was parading down Fifth Avenue in the gay primary on Monday?
If you don't like it, don't look at it.
If it offends you, don't look at it.
Why not just say that?
Oh, I know, I know, I know what the standard leftist response to everything is.
I'm asking these questions rhetorically.
Okay, one more Trump soundbite, by the way, here.
This is again from the Bedford, New Hampshire campaign event going after Mitt Romney.
When I heard Mitt Romney chose Paul Ryan, I mean, what he's known for is killing entitlements.
I said that election's over.
Now, it's really over because Mitt choked in the last month, let's face it.
He choked.
He choked like a dog.
I don't know what happened to him, but that was not a pretty picture to watch.
I'm not a choker.
He choked like a dog.
Say what you want, folks.
If everybody, all these people that think we need a change in politics, well, here it is, because this clearly is not.
Trump does not fit into any formula.
Trump does not fit into any standard operating procedure or handbook.
I mean, there's not a consultant alive who would advise Trump to be campaigning the way he is.
And hey, let's also admit something else.
The way we have been campaigning, can anybody stake a claim to the fact that it's working?
So Trump is shaking things up and he's saying things, again, that a lot of people think and say privately, but would not dare say publicly.
But Trump's looking at it in a number of ways.
I think he really believes this stuff, and I really think he wants to change the direction of the country.
I think he does.
And he's also enjoying this.
So let's some analysis here.
This morning on CNN's New Day, they had New Yorker magazine correspondent Ryan Lizzett, and they're talking about a new poll that shows Trump doing well in the nomination race.
He's right up there.
He's in first or second place in New Hampshire and Iowa.
And this has got the professional wags all at Twitter.
Trying to figure out what does this mean?
And they're all saying, well, it's early, and polling data right now doesn't mean anything.
It's interesting.
They who live and die by these things and want to attach all kinds of deep meaning to every freaking poll that comes down the pike.
Nah, these polls don't matter.
It's early.
Trump's not going to be there at the end.
Everybody knows this.
The host of CNN's New Day, Chris Cuomo, said to Ryan Liz, is there a chance that Trump's surge is about his popularity and celebrity despite, not because of, what he said about immigrants?
There is a sort of visceral like for someone in the Republican primaries who is one very anti-Obama and very sort of very conservative on some of these immigration issues.
Conservative voters are not where Jeb Bush is.
We saw this phenomenon in 2012.
There was this phenomenon of a candidate a month surging and then declining, but one candidate always staying up there with solid support.
There was Mitt Romney versus someone else.
This poll is good news for Bush, bad news for all of his establishment or possible establishment opponents.
Trump is taking from Rubio.
He's taking from Walker.
He's taking from all those would-be challengers.
Right.
So Trump is secretly, and maybe he even knows that I'm in a conspiracy-minded among the leftist media.
Yeah, Trump's in there.
He's just trying to buoy Jeb.
That's what he's doing.
He's not really running.
He doesn't really want to be elected.
He's just trying to get rid of all these other guys so that Jeb has clear sailing.
That is a theory that is evolving and developing among the leftist media commentariat.
Last night on Anderson Cooper 95 on CNN, senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin talking about Trump's lawsuit against Univision over canceling a contract with him.
Cooper said, hey, look, Jeffrey, you're a big legal guy.
You're our legal analyst here at CNN.
You know everything legal.
Does Trump have a case against Univision?
I spoke to Trump's lawyer today and he said, look, let me send you the contract.
And there is no provision in there, as there are in a lot of personal services type contracts, we can get rid of you for moral turpitude or embarrassing behavior.
I don't think this case will ever go to trial.
I assume it will settle like most of these lawsuits settle.
But it is not a frivolous lawsuit, it appears.
And it just is further grist for him saying, you want to mess with me?
I'll show you I fight back.
Right.
It isn't frivolous.
But it's not going to go anywhere.
No way.
Nah, it'll be settled.
Something will happen.
But it's not frivolous.
So they just want to continue to swat this away as though it's just a mere irritant and it's unserious.
Last night on the, what is this?
I don't know, some website called The Rep. They're talking to Geraldo about Trump's candidacy.
And this is what Geraldo said.
There has not been this kind of excitement in the city since in a very different way.
9-11, I think, was never people so energized about, you know, negative or positive about a man announcing a run for an office.
Are you kidding me?
There hasn't been this kind of excitement since 9-11 in New York City.
Now, Geraldo has apologized.
I'm told that Harolo's already apologized for this and said that he was consuming adult beverages.
Oh, speaking of that, how many of you people out there wake and bake?
How many of you people out there smoke the evil weed?
And more research out there on the evil weed about how it destroys your brain.
And if you drink, if you consume adult beverages while at the same time using the evil weed, you are muddling your memory and you are making big trouble for yourself.
I have the story here.
It'll come up.
We've got to get another obscene profit time out here, but you sit tight because much more straight ahead.
Hillary's email's next when we get back.
Greetings, welcome back.
Great to have you.
It's Rushland Boy, the EIB Network, 800-282-2882.
Are you having trouble finding people out there, Mr. Snirdly?
Is there some sort of mad campaign going on out there or something?
All right.
The Hillary Clinton emails.
I have to preface this.
I'm sorry, and a lot of this is going to be redundant to those of you who have been listening here for the longest time, but I just have to reiterate, Hillary Clinton and what people think of her is not rooted in truth or substance.
And I know that's true of a lot of things and a lot of people, but she's gotten away with a massive media scam for 30 years.
Starting with she's the smartest woman in the world, starting with she could have been president herself, but she gave it all up to marry Bill Clinton and moved to Arkansas.
You know the drill.
And I've never seen any evidence of it.
I've seen Hillary Clinton speak.
I've watched her speak.
I've watched her get flustered.
I've read things that she's supposedly written.
I've never been able to, I mean, intellectually understand on one side this massive, overwhelming fear for someone on the other side who is all hype.
And these emails just add more evidence to the fact that she is literally a media and public relations creation.
She can't, she did not run the State Department when she was Secretary of State.
Sidney Blumenthal, when you get right down to it, her trusted aide, and the White House told her, no, you can't hire him because Obama didn't like the guy.
Blumenthal was behind all of Hillary's attacks and assaults on him during the 08 campaign.
And they were similar to attacks that Democrats make on Republicans.
And that's what Blumenthal is known for.
His nickname is Sid Vicious.
And he's a reprobate.
He's of the same mindset as David Brock and Media Matters for America.
I mean, he's just a despicable person.
But Hillary cannot cross the street without him.
Hillary can't give a speech without him.
Everybody thinks it's Huma Abidin.
And she does have a role.
But without Sidney Blumenthal, literally she doesn't know what to say or what she thinks.
She doesn't, she obviously doesn't have confidence.
She's got an ideology that stuck in the 1930s.
She has technological abilities that are stuck in the 1950s.
One of the things has been learned, she doesn't even know how to send a fax.
And they make fun of George W. Bush or George H.W. Bush, supposedly didn't recognize a supermarket scanner.
And they've made fun of other Republicans who didn't understand the latest and greatest in high-tech.
Mrs. Clinton doesn't even know how to send a fax.
She has no knowledge whatsoever of what it is that makes up her email server.
It was all farmed out.
Somebody else put it together.
She has no clue about how any of it works.
She barely knows how to hit the send button.
And I'm not exaggerating.
Some of the language in these emails is just unbelievable.
She sends an email to somebody at the State Department.
I heard on the radio today there's a cabinet meeting at the White House.
Can I go?
I heard on the radio there's a cabinet meeting.
Can I go?
It turns out there wasn't a cabinet meeting.
It was a meeting of some other elements of government.
Another such instance, she actually shows up for a meeting at the White House when there wasn't one scheduled.
UK Daily Mail has a really good overall on this.
Email bombshells from Hillary's secret accounts show that she didn't know when cabinet meetings were held, was dumbfounded by a fax machine, and emailed aides to get her iced tea.
She can't even fix her own iced tea.
She literally is sending emails to people to get her an iced tea, and the person who received the email sends another one to somebody to actually, it took three people to get her a glass of iced tea as Secretary of State.
It's also obvious that everybody involved in this has been lying.
The White House and everybody there claiming they didn't know she had a secret personal server.
They did.
They're sending email to her server.
Everybody knew.
Axelrod, he has been on record as saying he didn't know about it.
And if he did know about it, he would have done something about it.
He was on MSNBC today lying again about it.
I got an email from Cookie even before the program began begging to lift the ban on NBC on MSNBC to play the Axelrod soundbite.
I relented.
It's coming up.
You got Paul Bagala, the forehead.
This is also the forehead's going to be on CNN, and they're going to do one of those stupid little CNN report cards on how well the Secretary of State's doing in her new gig.
So Bagala, he had no idea how she was doing because it was patently obvious nobody knew what she was doing.
So he called the State Department and asked them for talking points.
And the State Department gave him whatever he wanted, and he went out there and he gave the talking points that he was given and ended up giving her a grade of A plus and then wrote back to tell her.
There's another email where she says that she's heard that there's a lot of Facebooks that mention her and are they good?
Are they okay?
Do we need to do anything?
A lot of Facebooks.
And this is the woman leaving the Democrat presidential polling.
I don't care if it's name recognition or what have you.
I'm telling you, folks, I ventured that 90% of the Democrat Party believes that she is the most brilliant, smartest woman ever, that she is the most qualified ever to be president of anybody.
They think that she's on the cutting edge of everything and so smart and so adept and so skillful, she running rings around him.
I mean, the things that people have been made to believe in this country are outrageously false on so many things, and she is at the top of the list.
She can't get her own iced tea.
She emails staff to ask a different staff member to fetch her iced tea.
She had a middleman.
She had a middleman for iced tea.
She uses a middleman to communicate with her husband.
She doesn't understand fax machines, which is now 20th century low-tech.
And these are the emails that she released and doesn't mind being made public.
She destroyed the most damning ones.
These emails are not bombshells.
They're little firecrackers.
But you remember Governor William J. Lepettemaine in Blazing Saddles?
That's who she comes off as here, an absolute idiot.
By the way, that iced tea that Hillary needs a middleman for, you read those emails.
It's not what you and I think of as iced tea, folks.
I'm telling you, no, I'm serious.
She comes off as this.
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