Aug. 19, 2015 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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| Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast. | |
| Hey folks, great to have you back. | |
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| I checked them. | |
| Very rarely read them verbatim, but now and then I do, but I reference those that are intriguing. | |
| It's uh L Rushbo at EIBNet.com. | |
| Wasn't long ago that the uh that that website where you could register if you wanted to commit adultery. | |
| You wanted to cheat on your spouse, Ashley Madison that got hacked. | |
| Today the hackers released almost 10 gigabytes worth of names. | |
| Of people who had registered on the AshleyMadison.com website. | |
| Now they put it on the dark web, which you you need a tour browser to be able to see, but it's it's bled over now. | |
| And the names are gonna be out there. | |
| And I'm I'm sitting here wondering, is Bill Clinton more worried about what'll show up on Hillary's server or what's gonna show up on the Ashley Madison server? | |
| You know, if you're Bill Clinton, which one, you're balancing the two, which one holds the greater or portends the greatest threat. | |
| Whatever there is about you on and poor Hillary, folks, I'll tell you, it's it's it's you know, she's she shows up in it in an orange jumpsuit before a teeming crowd of three hundred. | |
| That's something nobody's really talking about. | |
| She's in North Las Vegas, since Lee Vegas, and she's doing a little meet and greet with the media before speaking to 300 people in an advertised, promoted public appearance. | |
| And what everybody's talking about is, you know, she got frustrated when people kept asking her about her server. | |
| And she said, You mean wipe it like with a cloth? | |
| And then went on to say that she doesn't understand the tech. | |
| And her point there was to try to tell people I would wipe it when I don't know anything about these things. | |
| You know, I just I I was Secretary of State. | |
| I was dealing with big things, like the Russian reset in Bengals. | |
| I don't know about wiping servers. | |
| What do you mean with a cloth? | |
| She just comes off as just I don't know, robotic almost, not engaging, certainly not charismatic, and I don't know that the choice to wear that orange jumpsuit. | |
| Well, I mean, it is somebody on her staff trying to sabotage the woman. | |
| And now at CNN, they're having a meltdown because in their poll, Trump is within striking distance of Hillary. | |
| It's one thing for Trump to be leading in the Republican primary polls. | |
| But in the general election poll, Trump is now within six points. | |
| That's real close. | |
| That's that's scary. | |
| This is way beyond where anybody, CNN or anywhere else thought Trump would be. | |
| In fact, I don't think they thought at this stage any Republican would be that close to Hillary. | |
| I mean, you have to understand who these people are, and you have to understand where they live and what their attitude is. | |
| Their attitude is Hillary's an expresident. | |
| It's already done. | |
| It's just a matter of letting time pass. | |
| And all that happens between now and then is basically just fodder because she's on the way to being coordinated. | |
| Now all of a sudden here's Trump at six points, and we got audio sound, but you're gonna hear the meltdown. | |
| Even uh uh some women that have previously uh ripped Trump on CNN, now having changed their tune uh on Trump. | |
| So, and and and I you know they're they're kind of excited about it in one sense because they have the next debate, uh, which is next month. | |
| Jake Tamper is gonna moderate that. | |
| It'll be the uh at the at the Reagan Library. | |
| But the point is, again, three hundred people in an advertised and promoted appearance. | |
| That fact is being overridden or overwhelmed by what she said at this now. | |
| Three hundred people. | |
| Verney Sanders is drawing ten times that. | |
| A hundred times that regularly. | |
| So something is is clearly amiss. | |
| Now I think I know Hillary and I've studied her well enough. | |
| I know what she was doing is she playing dumb. | |
| Hillary likes to play dumb. | |
| She thinks that that's a good way of sandbagging people, setting people up for thinking she's gonna be a pushover. | |
| She likes to play dumb. | |
| She also likes to play the victim. | |
| And the reason she likes to play dumb, I'm convinced is because it comes easy to her. | |
| She doesn't have to prep it. | |
| She doesn't have to rehearse playing dumb. | |
| Here's some other stupid things that I think Hillary's gonna say before all of this is over. | |
| My first daughter was a girl. | |
| Anyone know the number for 911? | |
| I mean, these would be the kind of things she will say to Curry favor with her audience. | |
| Yeah, the power went off. | |
| How long am I going to be stuck on this escalator? | |
| I mean, these are the kind of things that she says. | |
| Do Jewish Americans celebrate Thanksgiving? | |
| There'd be a typical Hillary question as she reaches out to a group. | |
| Why do women never have to take a DNA test to see if the baby is theirs? | |
| I think that'd be a great Hillary question. | |
| I'm also been thinking sitting here thinking, folks, if this does end up, Trump and Hillary, can you imagine the contrast that we will have here? | |
| If Trump and Hillary become the nominees of their respective parties, it's gonna be a fascinating A-B side-by-side comparison. | |
| For example, Trump became wealthy buying and selling real estate. | |
| Hillary became wealthy selling access. | |
| Trump is blunt, Hillary is evasive. | |
| Trump has been highly successful, Hillary has been highly unsuccessful. | |
| Trump is funny, Hillary is grim. | |
| Trump has charisma, Hillary has pantsuits and Mao inspired dress coats. | |
| Trump is his own advisor. | |
| Hillary has hundreds of them. | |
| Trump marries beautiful women. | |
| Hillary married a man who sleeps with beautiful women. | |
| I mean, these are going to be, you like those, Wendy? | |
| You wanted to come in here and laugh today, so I'm trying to spice it up. | |
| These are coming to the comparison. | |
| I'm already working on these comparisons, folks, if it if it eventuates this way. | |
| There are many more differences, too. | |
| But those are just the ones that come off the top of my head. | |
| We have a new Planned Parenthood Sting video released. | |
| It's just amazing what is happening in the United States of America. | |
| This new video, released by the Center for Medical Progress.org, alleges that the abortion industry has harvested the organs of still alive fetuses. | |
| There's no alleged or alleging about it. | |
| As in past videos, the most recent video features an interview with a former technician for Planned Parenthood Partners, STEM Express. | |
| They've since fled the scene. | |
| They have terminated their relationship with Planned Parenthood. | |
| But before that happened, and is in past videos, this most recent video features an interview with Holly O'Donnell, a former technician at STEM Express. | |
| And she is caught saying, I want you to see something kind of cool, kinda neat. | |
| O'Donnell says her supervisor asked her after performing in a borscher, she was shocked to see the most gestated fetus, the closest thing to a baby I've seen. | |
| And she just taps the heart and it starts beating. | |
| And I'm sitting here and I'm looking at this fetus and its heart's beating, and I don't know what to think. | |
| Do you know what they did to this one? | |
| It's unspeakable. | |
| It is unspeakable here. | |
| I don't feel comfortable in. | |
| It's unspeakable, Mr. Snerdley. | |
| What I know they're not going to hear it in a minute, but it's lunchtime in many parts of the of the country right now. | |
| How about I don't know how I just don't know how to there's no way to even soften this. | |
| How about Slicing open the face to get to an intact brain. | |
| I'm telling you, folks, if actual pictures of that are seen, would be seen by people that'd be you know how this is a picture oriented, a graphic-oriented society and culture now. | |
| It's just it's unspeakable. | |
| And it's routine. | |
| It's just routine. | |
| And it's it's got the practice has its defenders. | |
| The defenders are all in the Democrat Party. | |
| You don't find, I can't find any defenders of this in the Republican Party. | |
| I'm sorry to make it partisan, but I mean there's a undeniable fact about all of this. | |
| In addition, you know, Jeff Lord, who writes for the American Spectator, and uh also piece for the conservative review he has out now, and he's just been hired by CNN to do analysis and commentary, and he sent me a note late last night, and he'd been digging around, he's been intrigued by this kerfuffle that Trump started, in which he claimed Mexico is sending us their human debris. | |
| Mexico is purposely sending us their worst. | |
| Mexico is getting rid of the people they don't want to sending them here. | |
| And he said that he had a faint memory of a news story that would actually confirm this. | |
| And he searched and searched and he found it. | |
| And I am now holding that story here, right here, my formerly nicotine stained finger. | |
| It's from the Associated Press. | |
| It was published, Arizona Central.com, January 16th of 2008. | |
| So almost eight years ago, about seven and a half years ago, this story ran. | |
| A delegation of nine state legislators from Sonora traveled to Tucson to make the case against Arizona's new employer sanctions law. | |
| The lawmakers say that it'll have a devastating effect on the Mexican state. | |
| At a news conference on Tuesday, they said Sonora cannot handle the demand for housing, jobs, and screws that it will face as illegal Mexican workers in Arizona return to their hometowns without jobs. | |
| In other words, the Mexican government sent representatives, the equivalent of our state senators and representatives. | |
| Mexico sent government officials to the United States to complain about us sending people back that they didn't have job opportunities for them. | |
| They couldn't handle the demand for housing or jobs or schools. | |
| The law took effect January 1st. | |
| Punishes employers who knowingly hire hire individuals who don't have valid legal documents, and those people get deported. | |
| Business is found violating the law face suspension of blah, blah. | |
| The lawmakers, Mexican lawmakers were to travel to Phoenix Wednesday for a breakfast with Hispanic legislative, the Sonora delegation rather was going to travel to Phoenix for a breakfast meeting with Hispanic legislators. | |
| Mexican representative Leticia Gomez, who represents Nogales. | |
| How can they pass a law like this? | |
| There is not one person living in Sonora who does not have a friend or relative working in Arizona. | |
| In other words, what Trump has been saying is right. | |
| Mexico does actively send undesirables here when we send them back, Mexico has sent a delegation to Arizona eight years ago to complain about our deporting them. | |
| They don't want them back. | |
| Jeff Lord is working up and he has worked up an entire piece on this that is published at the conservative. | |
| I'm having a mental block and one at a conservative I'll find it. | |
| I'm having a mental block on the actual name of the website. | |
| But the point is I I want to reiterate something I said toward the end of the program, it was in the third hour. | |
| Folks, we're making a mistake, and I know many of you already have concluded this on your own, so it's not earth-shattering here, but we're making a mistake. | |
| Referring to this as immigration period, whether it's illegal immigration or illegal alien. | |
| This is this is not immigration, what is happening here. | |
| I mean, it's happening even now. | |
| There what the numbers that you see routinely reported are hundreds of thousands of people crossing the border either monthly or yearly, and they're getting in, and nobody's stopping them, and nobody's turning them around, and nobody is refusing them entry. | |
| This is not immigration. | |
| Immigration has a system. | |
| You apply, you fill out documentation, you go in line, and you are admitted according to procedures in our immigration law. | |
| And once admitted, you have to follow laws in this country, and eventually after time passes, you can be granted permanent status and then take a test and become a citizen. | |
| That's immigration. | |
| What is happening on our southern border is not immigration. | |
| This is an invasion. | |
| And it's not just happening here, it's happening in all parts of Europe. | |
| Where borders essentially don't even exist, but it's wrong to talk about this as immigration. | |
| It's wrong to talk about it in terms of trying to come up with immigration policy. | |
| We already have that. | |
| We have enough immigration law on the books to deal with this if we would just enforce it. | |
| We are not enforcing it, as you well know. | |
| And that's strategic and political. | |
| It's on purpose. | |
| This invasion is sponsored. | |
| This invasion is desired. | |
| Both political parties in Washington have their own interests in this invasion. | |
| The Democrats see new voters. | |
| The Democrats need to replace what's going on at Planned Parenthood, frankly. | |
| Who do you think's being aborted at Planned Parenthood? | |
| They're future Democrat voters. | |
| They need to replace them. | |
| The Democrat Party also needs a permanent underclass of dependent, uneducated, low skilled people who are going to have to be dependent on government to live. | |
| Ideal Democrat voters. | |
| The Republican desire is for the job market, what have you. | |
| But regardless, the DC establishment is interested for different reasons in this invasion. | |
| Continue. | |
| And I think we are missing the boat by accepting the terms offered by people who are in favor of this. | |
| It isn't immigration. | |
| Under no definition can we call what is happening on our southern border immigration, legal or illegal. | |
| It is an invasion. | |
| It is an invasion of a certain type of person from certain parts of the world for whatever reason. | |
| They are fleeing poverty. | |
| They are fleeing war. | |
| They are fleeing destitution, or they are seeking, in some cases, I'm sure, a better life. | |
| They all are. | |
| But there's no aspect of this that is immigration. | |
| And to deal with this under the auspices of so-called immigration law makes it sound like we don't have any immigration law to deal with. | |
| We just aren't not enforcing it. | |
| And so the desire to set up new law, come up with new laws, new procedures to deal with this is brilliant and purposeful in convincing people or trying to convince people that we have no system in place to deal with this when we do. | |
| Anyway, I take a break here. | |
| You sit tight. | |
| We'll be back with much more in a moment. | |
| Conservative review is the website I was looking for with Jeff Lord's piece on that AP story from 2008, detailing Mexican legislators going to Arizona demanding that we not send back those who have illegally invaded the United States. | |
| It is an immigration, folks. | |
| There's no there's no even pretense of immigration about this. | |
| I mean, they're still in the shadows after how many years, right? | |
| There's not even any print pretense of this. | |
| And I, in case I didn't make myself clear, I it's just tough. | |
| The point about the latest video from Planned Parenthood is that the Brain harvested from the aborted baby was taken while the baby was still alive, folks. | |
| That's why the STEM Express babe is marveling. | |
| She's holding it, she's holding it in her hand. | |
| It's just a little, it's it actually fetus mic, I can't I can't believe it. | |
| You just tap it and its heart starts beating. | |
| Not for long. | |
| Not for long because Planned Parenthood was right there to harvest the brand. | |
| It's just I don't know, folks. | |
| I just I don't know how to talk about this anymore. | |
| Um as I say, it's just unspeakable. | |
| I'm I gotta take a break here again. | |
| I'm glad the clock is um where it is. | |
| You remember when I once said that behavior I saw in the NFL reminded me of the Crips versus the Bloods. | |
| Remember the hell I caught for that? | |
| Well, somebody else saying so now. | |
| Seriously? | |
| Am I reading this right? | |
| The Politico has a story detailing how much Trump's immigration proposals would cost, and it comes in at a whopping 166 billion dollars. | |
| When is the last story we had from Politico on the cost of government? | |
| In a critical way. | |
| We've run up what close to eight trillion additional national debt dollars since 2008, since Obama was immaculated. | |
| And there hasn't been any concern for it expressed in the drive-by media. | |
| Whenever there's new spending for Obamacare, it's applauded. | |
| New stimulus spending applauded. | |
| Four and a half trillion dollars quantitative easing, Federal Reserve to the Wall Street stock market gang? | |
| No problem. | |
| Whatever the spending there has been that has come from the Obama regime, it hasn't been a problem at all. | |
| And all of a sudden now we're gonna take a pencil and paper to Trump's immigration plan and try to convince people we don't have the money for it, or that it's way too expensive. | |
| 166 billion dollars is a jump change drop in the bucket. | |
| Particularly with the savings that will result. | |
| Do you know what this country would look like? | |
| Have you ever stopped to think, folks, what this country would look like? | |
| I don't want anybody to make any more of this than what it is. | |
| It's just an academic exercise here. | |
| Can you imagine what this country would look like if the 20 million illegal aliens who were here were not here? | |
| And if the immigration laws had been enforced, can you imagine how different this country would look? | |
| You know how different California would look? | |
| Can you imagine the political differences possible in California alone and then add that to other states? | |
| Can you imagine what the jobs circumstance? | |
| Do you think that we would have 94 million Americans not working? | |
| Do you think that wages might be a little higher? | |
| Do you think our economy might be rolling a little faster than it is here? | |
| You think we might be having some really cool economic growth? | |
| I don't mean this as an insult to any of these people personally. | |
| Do not take it this way. | |
| This is strictly a numbers game. | |
| We've got 20 million people in the country, and who knows how many of them, because we really don't know, are working and being paid how much on the books and having taxes collected and so forth. | |
| I I I tell you, it's not hard to imagine how different this country would look. | |
| And I'm not talking about in terms of race or anything of the sort. | |
| I'm speaking sp strictly of economics and perhaps a little bit cultural. | |
| But the difference would be profound. | |
| Especially in the state of California alone. | |
| Stop and look at it that way now and then. | |
| Do your own thinking on it. | |
| Do your own math and think of the different things you'll come up with. | |
| Now, what was it? | |
| Was a it was an NFL playoff game. | |
| It was many, many moons ago now. | |
| It was the New England Patriots, San Diego Chargers. | |
| It was in San Diego. | |
| And I think the game was in overtime or it was approaching the end of regulation. | |
| And the Chargers were on the way to victory. | |
| All they needed was for the Patriots to be stopped, just had to stop the Patriots. | |
| They just lose them down and get fourth down hold them and get the ball back and run out the clock, and it was over. | |
| And instead, what happened was after a play was over, a defensive back for the Chargers started big timing it and preening it and taunting. | |
| A wide receiver, I think it was for the Patriots, and was flagged for taunting unsportsman-like. | |
| There might have even been some swings taken or contact after the whistle or whatever. | |
| And the Chargers blew it, and the Patriots went on to win the game simply because somebody on the Chargers decided to start strutting around and acting like he'd been disrespected by having the ball thrown his way or what have you. | |
| And in commentary the next day or two after that game, I made a flippant passing comment that it began to look more and more like the Crips and Bloods out there. | |
| Because also something happened. | |
| I think the Patriots, they were not innocent here. | |
| I think the Patriots started messing around at midfield on the Chargers logo or some such thing. | |
| And all hell broke loose. | |
| How dare I refer to this as the Crips and Bloods, gangs and so forth? | |
| That's just unseem. | |
| We can't have that. | |
| That's just obviously prejudicial and so forth. | |
| Well, from KTVT Eyeball TV News, Dallas Cowboy training camp practice with the St. Louis Rams canceled on Tuesday after a violent brawl broke out. | |
| Now the Cowboys train out in uh, I think it's Oxnard, California. | |
| They leave Dallas because of the heat and humidity. | |
| So they get a thousand oaks, Oxnard somewhere there. | |
| KTVTV, eyeball news reporter Keith Russell later tweeted out a video from the practice, says the fights resemble gang wars. | |
| Cowboys have been involved in three sideline fights in less than a month, including one that broke out among its own players, Des Bryant and Tyler Patman, according to the website Bleacher Report. | |
| Latest violent incident took place Tuesday. | |
| Yep, right there. | |
| Oxnard, California, Cowboys having a joint practice with the Rams. | |
| The brawl was captured on video, later tweeted out. | |
| Dallas Morning News Joe McCoda was uh was able to get a closer look at what exactly went on leading up to the all-out brawl. | |
| Zoomed-in video appears to show Bryant, Des Bryant getting punched with his helmet off. | |
| A short time later, Rams wide receiver Daniel Rodriguez can be seen tossing Cowboys safety JJ Wilcox's helmet off to one of the spectators as teammates continued fighting. | |
| And the uh headline, Cowboys Rams training camp practice canceled after fights break out that resemble gang wars. | |
| Never doubt me, my friends. | |
| That's what I mean by being on the cutting edge. | |
| I might be six years ahead of the curve sometimes. | |
| I might be five years ahead of the curve. | |
| But do not doubt me. | |
| What are the three letters of the alphabet that probably portend the greatest fear for Hillary Clinton? | |
| I'll tell you what they are, folks. | |
| FBI. | |
| By the way, did you see where Trump says that he thinks Hillary might get 20 years in prison for what she's done here? | |
| Yep, he doesn't hold back. | |
| The FBI may be able to recover at least some data from Hillary Clinton's private email server, even though there was an attempt to wipe it. | |
| You mean like with a cloth? | |
| This, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the process, telling NBC News yesterday. | |
| Hope Mrs. Clinton was sitting down when she got this news. | |
| We don't want her suffering another concussion. | |
| Yep, I says we're going to try to figure out what's there, how it got there, and who put it there. | |
| And who deleted what? | |
| And when did they delete it? | |
| All of which could be very interesting vis-a-vis the congressional subpoenas for her emails. | |
| Meanwhile, this is from the Hill. | |
| Clinton pulls plug on testy presser over server questions. | |
| Go to the audio sound bites. | |
| Last night, North Las Vegas, this is the appearance with three hundred teeming people. | |
| Ed Henry of Fox News says, at at the very least, have you stonewalled? | |
| And I should tell you American people, and you should tell the American people you're sorry and you were wrong. | |
| I mean, recent days talking about Snapchat, blaming the Republican leadership for all this. | |
| Do you take any responsibility for this? | |
| What I did was legally permitted, number one, first and foremost, okay? | |
| I know there's a certain level of, you know, uh sort of anxiety or interest in this, but the facts are the facts. | |
| There are hundreds of. | |
| But Ed, you're you're not listening to me. | |
| If it were a government account, they would be saying the same thing. | |
| Everybody's acting like this is the first time it's ever happened. | |
| It happens all the time. | |
| But whether it was a personal account or a government account, I did not send classified material, and I did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified. | |
| That's that's why they found 305 of them. | |
| Because she didn't send any. | |
| And she didn't receive any. | |
| That's why they found 305. | |
| That's why she's saying that was marked or designated classified. | |
| That's bogus. | |
| It all is. | |
| How else would anybody know? | |
| So she's continuing the lie that she didn't send any, she didn't receive any, and now they're up to 305 and counting in terms of the numbers they found. | |
| Ed Henry Vin said the FBI believe that you tried to wipe the entire server. | |
| Did you try to wipe it so there'd be no email, no personal, no official? | |
| My personal emails are my personal business, right? | |
| So I so we went through a painstaking process and turned over 55,000 pages of anything we thought could be work-related. | |
| Under the law, that decision is made by the official. | |
| I was the official. | |
| I made those decisions. | |
| Over 1,200 of the emails have already been deemed not work-related. | |
| You know, reminds me of Al Gore. | |
| Uh when he was caught doing something. | |
| Well, there's no controlling legal authority here. | |
| Meaning there's no law. | |
| I can do whatever I want to do. | |
| He says, I am the official. | |
| I was the official. | |
| Under the law, the decision made by the official. | |
| My personal emails. | |
| She's getting frustrated with this. | |
| And she's out there saying, you know, you people are the only ones ever asked me about this. | |
| The media. | |
| You're the only ones. | |
| My fans, my supporters, the 10 or 12 people showed up my book signing, they never asked me about this. | |
| Only you people in the media. | |
| Ed Henry, a bulldog, not letting go, said, Did you try to wipe the whole server? | |
| You didn't answer my question, Mrs. Clinton. | |
| I'm I'm, you know, I don't, I have no idea. | |
| That's why we turned it over. | |
| You were in charge of it. | |
| You were the official in charge. | |
| Did you wipe the server? | |
| What, like with a cloth or something? | |
| No. | |
| Well, no. | |
| I don't know how it works digitally at all. | |
| I do not have any. | |
| You do not try. | |
| Ed, I know you want to make a point, and I can just repeat what I have said. | |
| It's a simple in order to, in order to be as cooperative as possible, we have turned over the server. | |
| They can do whatever they want to with the server to figure out what's there or what's not there. | |
| That's for the you know people investigating it to try to figure out. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| That's just like we had the video yesterday. | |
| We had the audio yet, Mr. Mrs. Clinton talking to the Black Lives Matter guy. | |
| Oh, folks, what a teachable moment that was. | |
| I mean, what an eye-opening moment that was, and this is one of them too. | |
| She's talking to this Black Lives Matter guy out there, and and and uh he's trying to tell her that white people have no business getting in. | |
| White people don't have the experiences, white people can't do this, could it? | |
| She says, Well, okay, then that's if if you find if you don't want to talk to me about it, if you don't want to have dialogue with me about it, then I'll just talk to white people about it. | |
| And then the guy from Black Lives Matter says something, and then Hillary comes back and says, No, no, I don't believe you change minds and hearts. | |
| You have to affect this kind of change with new law. | |
| You don't change minds and hearts. | |
| You don't persuade people. | |
| In Hillary's world, you pass a new law and you have jack booted thugs enforce it. | |
| And that's how you get the behavior you want. | |
| You don't change people's minds. | |
| You don't appeal to their better nature. | |
| You don't inspire people to be better than they are doing. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| You can't change people's minds or hearts. | |
| That was the most eye-opening and telling thing of all that she said yesterday when talking to the Black Lives Matter guy. | |
| Because she just came out and said big government is the only way to control people. | |
| Laws and enforcement of laws and powerful people behind those laws is the only way you can get people to do what you want them to do. | |
| Because people are not inherently decent and good. | |
| You can't reach their hearts and minds. | |
| Well, here. | |
| What does she say here? | |
| Well, they can do whatever they want with that server to figure out what's there or not. | |
| That's for that's for the people investigating. | |
| It's not my responsibility. | |
| His question was, did you wipe it when they got it? | |
| There's nothing on it. | |
| When you had it, there was something on it. | |
| How did it get clean? | |
| Did you wipe it? | |
| She had to. | |
| Well, I don't know. | |
| It's not up to me to tell you. | |
| You think I'm gonna commit to saying this and go to Jeff 20 years? | |
| You gotta put me there. | |
| You gotta put me in jail, Ed. | |
| If you want to think that I wiped that, sir, you gotta prove it. | |
| You think I'm gonna admit that to you? | |
| That's up for the people looking into this to find out. | |
| I'll tell you, I'll tell you, we're learning. | |
| Well, I don't need to learn anything more about this one, but you people and others have an opportunity here to learn more about who she really is than we've ever had before. | |
| Hey, by the way, we got a we got a piece of information here on who had membership at AshleyMadison.com. | |
| This is the website where if you wanted to cheat on your spouse, you can sign up, you can become a member and be paired with somebody else who wanted to commit adultery. | |
| Thousands of clients, this is from the Hill.com, thousands of clients using the Ashley Madison website, listed email addresses registered to the White House, top federal agencies and military branches, according to a data dump by the hackers. | |
| 15,000 government emails revealed in the Ashley Madison leak. | |
| Now we have to wait on this because the the this is just according to the hackers, who by definition are lawbreakers. | |
| So they could be making all this up. | |
| So we gotta be very, very careful. | |
| Not that this doesn't sound believable. | |
| It does. | |
| 15,000 government officials, White House, top federal agencies, says here that it might put Washington on edge. | |
| Nation's capital reportedly has the highest rate of membership for Ashley Madison of any city in the country. | |
| Here is uh Chandler in Birmingham, Alabama, as we start on the phones. | |
| Hi, Chandler, great to have you on the program here today with us. | |
| Hey, Roger, thanks for taking my call. | |
| Yes, sir. | |
| For probably 20 plus years now since I was a young kid, my dad turned me on to uh just thank you for all that you do for for our country. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Very someone has to, I'm happy to commit to it. | |
| Well, I I have a question that I haven't heard anybody ask yet about if Killery was not using this private email server for classified information. | |
| How was the Secretary of State getting classified information to and from herself? | |
| Was she using FedEx or carrier pigeon or or just you know regular US mail or how was she getting classified documents? | |
| Well, one thing we know, it wasn't it wasn't it wasn't uh Snapchat, she just signed up for that. | |
| Yeah, but it wasn't what's that another email address that all that classified information went through. | |
| Right, right, right. | |
| Uh nobody asked that yet. | |
| And how she said it that's well, it is a good question. | |
| If she didn't get classified information on her email server, where'd she get it? | |
| How'd they get it to her? | |
| We know she doesn't know how to use Periscope. | |
| We know that she probably doesn't use Google Hangouts, she probably doesn't even know what it is. | |
| I doubt she uses FaceTime audio or video. | |
| Probably doesn't know what WhatsApp is. | |
| Only found out the other day what Snapchat is and told a very lame joke about it. | |
| It's a good question. | |
| It's a good question. | |
| And I imagine some of you in uh New York probably amazed somebody in Alabama came up with it. | |
| It just goes to show you there's more in the South than you people in the North, you liberals in the North. | |
| I can I know what they're doing out there, snurly. | |
| I can hear them. | |
| I can hear them. | |
| Prejudice against the South, we've already established a great, great comment, Chandler. | |
| Seriously, if she she's denying that that server received or sent classified. | |
| Well, she was Secretary of State. | |
| How the hell did she get it? | |
| Great question. | |
| Have to take a break. | |
| Back with more after this, folks. | |
| Republicans say by a whopping 67% that they are happy with their marriages. | |
| Much happier with their marriages than Democrats are. | |
| With theirs. | |
| This in the New York Times. | |
| No, Snurt, don't go there, Snerdley. | |
| I don't want to hear about looks. |
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