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July 27, 2016 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 27, 2016, Wednesday, Hour #2
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Yeah, you know, it's it's it's it's amazing.
There is a there is a joint party meltdown going up over Trump's press conference today, particularly one tongue-in-cheek comment.
One tongue-in-cheek comment, which has served the purpose of refocusing everybody's attention on Hillary's emails, is causing a multiple party and multiple movement meltdown, both on cable news and on social media.
It's great to have you back here, folks.
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Again, just a restate, and I have not forgotten what I sent you out to round up a bunch of millennial women to hear.
Um look, we are improv here, and we'll get to it when I get to it.
I intended to be done with it by now, but things keep popping up out there.
So what happened was Trump does his one-hour press conference in violation of all of the rules.
Howard Kurtz even has a piece pointing out, like I did last hour, during conventions, the other party goes on vacation.
During a party's convention, the other party shuts up, doesn't do anything official.
Trump has blown that smithereens with a one-hour press conference today, refuting and commenting on everything that we've seen at the Democrat convention.
In addition, we've got who knows how many people.
We've had Obama, we've had the government, we've had government officials, we've had cyber experts saying that the Russians are behind the hacks of the DNC server.
Have we not?
Nobody has any other idea how we found out what's on the DNC server, where the DNC was rigging the game against Crazy Bernie so that Hillary would win.
We knew that was going on before the hack.
We knew that before the emails.
I did, and therefore you did.
But my point is they're out there, they're the ones.
The media, the drive-bys, the government, various party officials are telling us it was the Russians.
Okay, well, there's a bunch of emails out there that we're still trying to find out the contents of, because Hillary deleted them before sending them to the FBI.
Half of the 60,000 that were on her private basement server in Chappaqua.
So Trump at his press conference has a little tuck and tongue-in-cheek comment, maybe the Russians could help us find Hillary's missing emails.
And you would have thought that the biggest act of treason has just occurred from the meltdown that's happening out there.
It was a tongue-in-cheek comment, and it was designed to call attention to something.
It was designed to play off the fact that we're being played.
The FBI, the Department of Justice, the Democrat Party, I don't care where you go.
There isn't anybody that wants to do anything about Hillary breaking the law, violating the law, which has been documented by the FBI director regarding her emails.
Half of them are missing.
She was trafficking in in classified information.
A woman who probably couldn't get a security clearance today is seeking the office of the presidency.
And it matters.
And yet nobody seems to be interested.
So Trump throws out a line, maybe the Russians could find Hillary's missing emails.
And my audience, it's listen to this is David Gregory on a round table at CNN today.
And this It's as close to I can get playing one sound bite to sum up the conniption fit that is happening out there.
You know, I've run out of words to express my shock and how uh completely beyond the pale that Donald Trump is as a potential leader of the free world and commander-in-chief of our country.
This was truly beyond the pale.
I mean, he is encouraging Russia, which by all accounts was behind a leak of our major uh one of our major political parties to do more, uh, to go beyond to try to hack into Hillary Clinton's uh server to find missing emails to kind of get in the middle of the scandal.
It's as if, you know, this is a child playing with matches who doesn't understand how badly he and the country can get burned.
It's a very serious thing.
How badly the country can get burned.
How about how badly the country is being burned?
How about how badly we are being burned?
How about how badly we're being burned by current administration?
And Mr. Gregory, look, I can't prove this, but my suspicions are that if we were talking about the Republican Party, and if the Russians had somehow hacked the RNC, I don't think you'd be nearly as outraged.
I think, Mr. Gregory, you and your right-by-buddies would probably be demanding more.
You'd probably be running stories.
What else are the Republicans hiding?
What else is on those servers besides rigging the game against Ted Cruz or whatever?
If the situation was identical to what it is, except it involved the Republican Party, and a Democrat candidate had gone out there and made a one-off comment about, hey, maybe the Russians can help us find Ted Cruz's email.
You'd think that there would be all this hand wringing in the media about, oh my God, we're involving a foreign government that's beyond the you'd be in there.
You'd want to get every bit of information on that Republican server as you could and you wouldn't care how it came about.
This this preaching here, this holier than thou stuff, is only because it involves Hillary Clinton.
And they are so protective because they know that Hillary can't go out and defend herself.
She's not capable of doing it.
She can't go out, even if it's not to defend herself.
She can't do a press conference, a freewheeling press conference.
She can't pull it off.
It's going to fall apart.
They're going to have to cancel it or end it early.
She just doesn't have charisma.
She doesn't have likability.
She doesn't have trustworthiness.
There's that none of the qualifications you need when you're answering questions or making a speech or whatever, just to be compelling and perceived as uh as honest.
She just doesn't have it.
I mean, these people, when the Pentagon papers were published by the New York Times and David Gregory's in the world were so happy about it that the New York Times got a freaking Pulitzer Prize for it.
Yeah, Russia, but that wasn't a foreign government.
That wasn't a foot, doesn't matter.
It was an American citizen that dug deep in there, found some secret classified document about the Vietnam War, and he had released them, and the Pentagon papers are published by it was Daniel Ellsberg, and the New York Times published them, got a Pulitzer prize, and it was all about driving Nixon out of office, not driving Democrats out of office, driving Nixon out of office, and there was no hand wringing.
There was no concern whatsoever.
Remember when Sarah Palin's email was hacked by the son of a high-ranking Democrat official?
Remember how outraged the Democrats were over that?
Oh, they weren't.
And you know what else?
The AP assigned something like ten people to read every hacked Sarah Palin email.
There wasn't any hand wringing over, oh, this is a horrible outrage.
Oh, this is treasonous.
Oh, this is outrageous.
We are engaging in helping the hack of a presidential, vice-presidential candidate's emails.
This is outrageous.
There was none of that.
The AP, literally, they put more people on the Sarah Palin email story trying to, and they found nothing.
There was nothing in these emails.
They thought they were going to find who knows what kind of dirt.
Or who knows what kind of stupidity.
But they didn't find anything.
So this, this little faux outrage here.
It comes up a little short as far as I'm concerned, and it's it's it's rooted in pure unadulterated partisanship.
To boot.
I've run out of words to describe Donald Trump's unfitness for this office.
I've asked the Russians to find the email social.
And there's a similar meltdown among some conservatives on social media, too.
That's not my party there.
It's not my movement.
I that's not my country.
I can't, I can't sit for this.
I can't tolerate.
I can't explain this.
I got this is beyond my ability to support or what have you.
And it was.
I'll tell you, everybody's so tightly wound that there is no humor permitted.
No sense of humor.
Doesn't seem people have any, doesn't seem like people have any.
And certainly liberals and the Democrats don't.
Start.
I know that's all they're talking about.
Trump has hijacked what was the biggest night so far in the Democrat convention.
That's another reason David Gregory and a gang are ticked off.
Because today was supposed to be all about how wonderful Hillary is, all these wonderful news stories that we didn't know, how human she is, what a great speech Bill had done, the revitalization of the Democrat Party.
The big dog finally came out of the doghouse and really hit a home run.
That was supposed to be leading every discussion today.
And what are we talking about?
Trump and Hillary's emails.
He hijacked it.
The Republicans are mad.
The Democrats don't know how to deal with this either.
They've never run into this kind of opposition.
The Democrats get a f a free road.
They get no obstructions in the in the in the windshield or in a rearview mirror.
They want ever they want to go, there is no opposition.
They have been able to rely on the fact that the Republicans aren't going to mount any.
And then if a Republican does, they've been able to rely on the fact the media is going to swat them aside and destroy them, if necessary.
So they're they're used to owning the news cycle after such big events as last night.
And they don't, they've already lost it.
And I they don't, they're not familiar with this.
They really aren't.
They think that they know how to deal with a with an opposition media.
But they don't.
They have become so accustomed to owning.
They own the cycle, they own the process of writing the script of the daily soap opera, the narrative of the news each and every day.
And they've lost control.
And this is totally foreign territory.
Yeah, and I got Leon Panetta.
They dragged him out of retirement.
Where he hangs around out there at Carmel, California now, at the Panetta Institute for Golf, or whatever it is, and he's saying Trump's Russia comments are beyond the pale.
Breaking news.
Trump calls on Russia to hack Clinton's.
It's hilarious on its face.
I can't take a break for why does anybody care what's on those 33,000 emails anyway?
It's just yoga lessons and uh Chelsea's wedding, wedding registry, isn't that the stuff that Hillary said that she didn't need to turn over to anybody because that's all it was on it was his uh Chelsea's wedding, uh search for triple XL yoga pants.
Uh boring personal stuff.
Why does anybody care?
Here's what Trump said.
It's audio soundbite 33.
And there's a meltdown all over the place over this.
And it's just hilarious to watch.
Some people think, Rush, you need to be taking this more seriously.
You really, you're you're you're Russia.
This is not funny what Trump did.
Oh, it is, folks.
Anyway, here it is.
It's uh just 16 seconds, but this has caused a meltdown.
This comment alone is hijacked everybody's attention away from the Democrat convention, away from Bill Clinton's speech, away from how human Hillary is, away from the fact that she's the first woman.
By the way, that's not that big a deal to people, I'm learning.
The fact that she's the first female, that's not anywhere near as big as the historical aspect of first African American.
But anyway, here's the bite.
I will tell you this.
Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.
I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.
Let's see if that happens.
And there has just been here, listen to David Gregory again.
Audio soundbite 41 sums it up well, the reaction out.
You know, I've run out of words to express my shock and how uh completely beyond the pale that Donald Trump is as a potential leader of the free world and commander-in-chief of our country.
This was truly beyond the pale.
I mean, he is encouraging Russia, which by all accounts was behind a leak of our major uh one of our major political parties to do more, uh, to go beyond to try to hack into Hillary Clinton's uh server to find missing emails to kind of get in the middle of the scandal.
It's as if, you know, uh this is a child playing with matches who doesn't understand how badly he and the country can get burned.
It's a very serious thing.
See what's wrong with that.
We understand how we are getting burned, we understand how we're being lied to, we understand how connected get away with it, we understand all of this.
Trump is simply illustrating the absolute ridiculousness of all of this.
That there doesn't seem to be any interest anywhere in finding out just what Hillary did with her private email server.
Doesn't seem to be any serious interest to deal with it.
It's probably a series of serious violations of national security, and we're being told nothing to see there, nobody would prosecute it.
It's not a big deal.
Ho hum, go away.
What difference does it make now anyway?
It's in the context that Trump says, hey, maybe the Russians, maybe the Russians can find out for us.
I think it's a comment that shows how absolutely preposterous the things we are being asked to accept and believe these days.
I mean, you can tell he's joking when he talks about the press, about Russia being rewarded by the media.
There's clearly sarcasm.
Then that probably really gets under the skin.
The media would reward Russia.
The media wouldn't reward anybody for getting the goods on Hillary.
That's the whole point.
The media's job is to protect her.
Anyway, why am I gonna end the phones here because if if I don't get started now, folks, we may not even get one phone call in here, and that would not be fair, wouldn't that be right.
We're gonna start in uh Logan, Utah.
This is Michael.
It's great to have you.
Welcome to the program.
Hey, thanks, Rush.
Um so uh what what I was calling in to talk about today, Rush, was I feel like I finally understand some of the appeal for Trump.
I I will be a Trump voter, I'm a Republican voter, I'm a Rush baby, so I've been following kind of following the path for a while now.
And uh one thing I've been trying to piece together is why Russia has so much why uh Trump has so much support.
Um so one thing I was thinking, I mean, you're gonna know better than me this, but when was the last time at a Republican voter I had a win?
Maybe back in like oh eight with crop eight in California when we doubled down and that got and we we were able to stop that.
That's like the last thing I remember.
You're gonna know better than I am.
But as a Republican voter, I don't have a lot of wins.
But when I look at Trump, I think, hey, maybe this guy can do something.
Maybe we can win something for a change.
Well, let no, let me tell you something.
There have been some wins since then.
The Republicans won back control of House in 2010, and then they won back control the Senate in 2014.
It's after that that you have to ask, what do we have to show for it?
It's not that we haven't won.
It's that they don't seem to count for anything.
And the the last the last really big win was oh f was was oh four with George W. Bush re-election.
You talk about Prop 8 in California.
That was a win, but look at what has happened to many of the public people that voted for it.
They've been destroyed.
This poor guy that ran Mozilla, the Firefox uh uh web browser, Brendan Ike, gone because he donated a thousand dollars to the effort.
But I get your point.
There hadn't been a lot of rallying calls.
There haven't been a whole lot of wins.
I mean, you can the House is a big win, but but it's it's it's it's not like winning a presidential election, and we've lost two of those in a row.
And but it's it's not just that.
We don't even many Republicans don't even think we've competed seriously or competently.
Um yeah, that's exactly what I'm saying.
Like, I mean, and obviously we won the House, we won the Senate, but what good's not done at well.
I'm talking about wins like policy.
Policy wins, there's not much there just isn't a whole lot to come by.
So when the establishment looks at us and is like, hey, well, you know, Trump isn't this, he's not conservative, he's not this.
It's like, well, guess what?
You're not doing any of that for us, but maybe we'll take a chance on him.
So that's that's why you were not a Trump supporter because he's not conservative.
Yeah, but I mean, obviously I'm not going to vote for Hillary, so there you have it.
Well, no, no, I understand there's believe me, you're not alone on that.
Uh, with with people, the conservatives uh not thinking Trump is one, and then therefore uh he is not deserving of support, no matter, no matter what.
Um regardless, in your case, uh something's causing you to moderate and come around.
I suspect that it's what you say.
You just you want to be on a winning side.
And the other side here is Hillary Clinton, and I know that that I don't know too many.
They're out there, I don't know too many people who actually want Hillary to win so that conservatives will be punished, but there are some who do.
So that yeah conservatives supporting Trump will be punished.
But all that aside, just in the in the realm of politics, what a rank amateur Donald Trump, terms of politics, what a rank amateur outsider has pulled off here today with no media support, not in the drive-by.
It is mind boggling.
You want to talk about change.
Last night, the theme of a Democrat convention.
Theme of the Bill Clinton speech, and there were many in there, but one of the big themes was that Hillary's a change maker.
Why she makes more change and better change, she changed better, she does change this, and she does more change she changed than anybody.
He saw that when she was wearing a Coke bottle glasses and a cute little print white dress and so forth, standing in a registration line at Harvard or Yale or whatever.
He knew the minute he looked at her that she was an agent of change.
And I tell you what, she wants to change something about you better, you better be prepared because he's gonna get changed.
And it's a crock.
There ain't been any change.
We've had 30 years of we know what's coming.
Hillary hasn't changed, and he couldn't list any changes.
But if you want to talk about change, Donald Trump has done more to change the political landscape and the political dialogue in this country than any of the people on a Democrat national convention stage the last two nights.
Trump has never once held political office.
He's done all of this with simply the power of his personality.
He does not have a lap dog media.
He does not have a media that clears the decks for him.
He doesn't have a media that covers up for him.
He doesn't have a media that fawns over him.
He's got an adversarial media that's doing its best to destroy him every day.
And what he's doing is saying things that a lot of people are thinking.
But nobody in national politics has been willing to say because they are shackled by either fear or political correctness, or a combination of the two.
You want to talk about change.
Is there anybody else that you know who could hijack from the most powerful media institutions in the world, the coverage of the Democrat National Convention, less than twelve hours after it finished.
Is there anybody?
And they had some pretty big star power on the stage last year.
You know what, you know why who I couldn't believe they brought out there?
Well, no, I understood the Merrill Streep, and I understood what's her name, Lena Dunham.
I'm thinking here's a woman who admittedly sexually harassed her own sister or molested her own sister or whatever.
She did, right?
They bring out she has this fake, phony, false rape accusation story at uh Oberlin University where she went.
She fits right in.
Fake, phony, lie.
She fits right in with him.
Well, I the guy I couldn't believe they brought out was Tony Goldwyn.
Who's Tony Goldwyn?
Tony Goldwyn plays the president on the TV show Scandal.
And you know what he's known for?
Sleeping with anything that walks in the office.
Well, that's what I mean.
Why would you on a on a night where you're gonna have the big dog come up and gloss over all of that?
Why why would you bring out a guy who plays the exact character on television?
But they did.
I don't know.
I'm eating it up.
Um I I yeah, I I'm surprised that that didn't get more attention, but I did I did note that Michael Brown's mom didn't speak.
And I think that was very smart of them.
She was gonna be one of the prominent speakers, and she ended up not speaking, and that was very, very wise because she was going to tell a story that didn't happen.
Uh I really, I really am glad whatever happened that made made them decide to not let her speak, because if she had, who knows what might have happened.
That that whole thing is a lie.
That whole thing is half the reason these protests are still going on outside the arena.
There's half the reason Black Lives Matter still has any credibility.
It's based on a lie.
That whole hands up, don't shoot out of Ferguson.
And if they had let her speak last night and continue this, they would have been, they'd they'd have had whatever blood on their hands resulting from it.
Some somebody st I don't know, because I I d the actress who hosted that segment, I have not.
I don't I don't know.
I just am glad that somebody, there obviously there was an adult somewhere in there.
And I think only three or four of them actually spoke, right?
And only one of them that spoke actually had experience with the with a police officer shooting their kid.
The others.
And then we wake up today, we find out that all charges against all remaining cops have been dropped in Baltimore.
Well, that means it's time for Marilyn Mosby to keynote the convention tonight.
I mean, the Democrats reward failure.
I mean, that's how you rise in a Democrat Party, put failure big time the bigger, like Jimmy Carter, the bigger failure you are, the more prominent they make you.
Dan Rather ditto media.
So I think it's time for Marilyn Mosby to get her because she tried.
She tried to advance a Democrat agenda.
She did everything she could to get all those cops locked up for life.
Who cares that she bombed out?
She tried.
She put her career on the line.
It's time for them to reward her tonight.
Marilyn Mosby, the uh DA state attorney, whatever they call her in uh in Baltimore.
No, I have not forgotten my story I want to tell millennial women.
I'm still waiting for them all to gather out there.
And I've I said out a request for people to call millennial women that they know.
And I know a lot of a lot of millennial women.
Well, women who don't listen to the program anyway, when you mention my name, they have they've heard so much gunk and so many things that are not true that I would never listen to that.
You've got to.
They're being told today.
You you must hear this and so forth.
And so I'm just waiting for all that uh recruitment here to work.
Probably get to it in the next hour as we get into just a select few sound bites from Bill Clinton's performance last night.
Here is George George's in uh in Dartmouth in Massachusetts.
Great to have you on the program.
You are next.
Hello.
Thanks, Russia Megadiddos.
And so um, I think the millennials did learn something last night because I've been watching Bill Clinton, right?
And he's describing how he met Hillary in the classroom the first time he saw her with the glasses and the hair, like you mentioned, and you know, he sort of you start to get this weird feeling.
He's checking her out.
And then all of a sudden he talks about he followed her out of class and he walked and followed, right?
He almost touched her and put her hand on her, and then he pulled back.
And then you saw her in the library.
So you start to get this feeling like, wow, this guy's really slick.
He's kind of like stalking this, you know, this woman.
And you know, you could put Monica Lewinsky or Jennifer Flowers in that scene.
And you start to get like a really eerie feeling of how slick this guy is.
And hey, Hillary.
Well, that's an interesting take that you've got out there, George.
Very interesting take.
I'm starting to hear the song Smooth Operator by Shaw Day in my in my mind here.
Mike, see if you can find that song real quick in the prophet's no Shaw Day.
Smooth Operator, just a few bars from it.
But you you've got a good point.
I mean, Bill Clinton described himself as uh he's uh the big dog.
He's out hunting.
And he found something, some some woman was emitting some uh, you know, come to me smell or whatever, and he was picking up on the scent, and he was all he did say I found myself almost put her hand on my back.
I said, No, I better not right now.
I'll wait for do that.
Just a little bit later out there.
He kept he kept stalking her, following her around to the art museum.
Did you hear that, folks?
That was a that was a laugher.
Yeah, why finally talked her into meeting me?
We went down, we went to the art museum.
Absolute crock that was.
Smooth operator here, Sade.
Okay.
What is this the bumper rotation version, or do we actually have any?
Oh, you had well, the the lyric line is what's important.
Okay.
Zip.
I thought we were eventually, I was trying to talk up the post.
I thought we were gonna get smooth operator.
And that song was big in the okay, well, hear it.
Then we got a time to squeeze it in here before the uh break, so go ahead and let it go.
Here we go.
Now, this is the broadcast version.
Smooth operator by seriously.
I think Clinton said after she agreed to spend some time with him, they went to the art museum.
I mean, that's that only happens in like Cosmo, right?
Guys don't really.
Well, maybe some do.
I don't.
Art museum.
Yeah, and after that, let's bop over to the natural history museum and look at the Cromagnins and the Neanderthals, yeah.
And see how they did it.
Think of now here, Bill Clinton chasing coke bottled glasses, white print, flowery dress, stringy hair.
His own admission.
It's what he said, not me.
It's what he said.
I got a cocktail in my right hand, cigarette in my left, and I am smoothing.
Smooth.
Captain.
Here we go.
Art Museum.
Think of it.
Yeah, then I followed her.
I followed her to Illinois.
I went I went to meet her family, her crusty old conservative dad and her reserve mom.
And man, all this, I can barely keep my pants up.
I am so ready to go.
They're still going nuts at sea, and then now Donna Brazil's turn to go nuts on Trump.
And all he's doing is goosing the media here.
You know, these people.
I I keep thinking that I understand their lack of sense of humor and their their Total block to anything funny, particularly when it's at their expense, but it's worse than I even thought.
And they have no sense of humor.
Not only that, they don't even understand when you're telling a joke about them.
Half the things they think I am vicious, mean spirit, or whatever, because I'm just telling jokes about them, and they don't come anywhere near getting it.
They think about actually making serious political analyst comments that are so beyond the and I'm just cracking jokes about them.
They just don't get it.
But boy, you know, when they get their little guy Johnny Stewart or Colbert to get these people running around, they can tell all the jokes on us.
We they want and as vicious and dirty and filled with lies, and they think it's great entertainment, great art, what have you.
But you turn it around on them, and you're running into Mr. and Mrs. Freeze.
Here again, play 33.
This is what has them all in a tither.
Even some conservatives are melting down over this.
Because people don't know how to hear Trump.
It's left is just wound so tight on this.
Uh that if you listen to the very end here, you'll find out what Trump is actually doing with that.
I will tell you this.
Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.
I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.
Let's see if that happens.
He's he's telling everybody the media's covering it up as we speak.
The last thing anybody's gonna be rewarded for in the media is by covering his finding these emails.
Because everybody knows they're in the process of being covered up.
They're in the process of being hidden.
We're in the middle of a giant hack.
The DNC server, the cyber experts are telling us that the Russians did it.
The Russians are denying it.
But everybody's being led to believe that it was the Russians and nobody else.
So that's what everybody thinks.
But there's 30,000 emails that Hillary deleted, we haven't seen.
And everybody's wondering what's on them.
There doesn't seem to be any interest to hold her accountable, no serious interest.
So Trump is saying, hey, maybe, maybe the Russians, since they hacked the DNC, maybe they can find Hillary's.
It's exactly the kind of thing you would hear in any real place in real America.
What real people are saying.
And then he closes it out by saying, I think you'll probably be rewarded mightily by the media.
Let's see if that happens.
Here's here's more uh from the Trump press conference.
I don't have nearly enough time to get all the bites in here, but just to give you a flavor.
It's been 235 days since Crooked Hillary Clinton has had a press conference.
And I'll tell you why.
Because despite the nice platitudes, she's been a mess.
Look at what's happened with ISIS, which isn't even mentioned.
You look at what's happening with law and order.
They don't even mention our police.
They mention everybody but our police.
They don't have an American flag on the dais until we started complaining.
And then they ran up with two very small little flags.
One that we saw.
So, you know, I put myself through your news conferences often.
Not that it's fun.
Two hundred and thirty-five days, no news conference for Hillary Clinton.
Undeniably true.
It just bugs them, he points this out.
They're not supposed nobody's supposed to point out she doesn't do press conferences.
Nobody's supposed to point out the stuff about flags.
Nobody's supposed to talk about that.
And then, and then he ripped her on her flip-flop on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and of course claimed credit for her flip-flop.
She lied about TPP.
She was for TPP.
She saw me on television, knocking the hell out of it because it's a horror show, it's gonna kill all our jobs.
She heard it and she said, Wow, she can't win that subject in a debate.
So all of a sudden she goes and she goes against TPP.
Her vice president is one of the biggest proponents of TPP, and now he's going against it.
And Bernie Sanders was right.
He was against it.
They will go for TPP and voted in very shortly after the election.
If she wins, which for the sake of our country, we all hope and I hope that she doesn't.
We all hope she doesn't.
Took it to the media.
They can't wait to coronate her.
And finally, a story...
Saturday Night Live and the Russian hacked emails.
It's just a total deflection.
This whole thing with Russia.
In fact, I saw her campaign manager, I don't know his title, MOOC.
He said, We think it was Russia that hacked.
And then he said, uh, could be Trump.
Yeah, yeah.
Trump.
Trump.
Oh, yeah, Trump.
He reminded me of John Lovett's for Saturday Night Live in The Liar, where you go, yeah, yeah.
I went to Harvard, Harvard.
Yeah, yeah.
This is the guy.
You have to see it.
Yeah, it could be Trump.
Yeah, yeah.
So it is so far-fetched.
It's so ridiculous.
So he's listening to accuse him of hacking.
And that's uh added context for his appeal to the Russians to finish the job.
Back in just a second.
You know, I don't believe this either.
Hillary is out there saying that her nomination now is piercing the biggest crack in the glass ceiling.
I mean, that's that's odd on a number of different levels.
Biggest crack.
But how many people I don't think there's a whole lot of people that think it's that big a deal that a woman's got the nomination.
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