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Oct. 12, 2016 - Sean Hannity Show

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	All right, glad you're with us.
	28 days to go.
	I don't know if I even have enough time to lay out the case of how abusively biased and corrupt your news media is the case of corruption and lying and cover up by Democrats and the Hillary Clinton campaign in the next 28 days, never mind in one program.
	If you never listen to one more hour of this show ever.
	If you never listen to one more hour, listen to the last hour of the program today.
	We are going to have on a woman that I met.
	I've told you a story in the past.
	I've never met her before.
	I met her in St. Louis the other night, Kathy Shelton.
	Kathy Shelton was 12 years old.
	Kathy Shelton was raped at the age of 12 by a guy by the name of Thomas Alfred Taylor.
	The attorney that was brought in on the case was Hillary Rodham Clinton.
	The year is 1975, the year that she married Bill Clinton.
	And you're going to hear a story that will shock your conscience and soul.
	For all of you in the media that are we now know CNN, CNBC, the New York Times, Univision.
	Let's see, what else do we know here?
	Boston Globe, you've all been coordinating with her the whole time.
	We now have the proof.
	It's called WikiLeaks.
	People got mad at me when I said Julian Assange is doing a service.
	And he never did release information that could have gotten people killed, did he?
	That he probably has.
	So, you know, when I was critical of him in the beginning, I told him personally that I really worried that innocent people might get killed as a result of what he released.
	No, but he did release, did say he performed two major public services.
	And that is one that he showed us we have no cybersecurity.
	When he was 16, he broke into the defense department and NASA himself at 16 years of age.
	So he did us a favor by exposing a country that has no cybersecurity whatsoever.
	And number two, he was able to show at a level that I never even thought possible as a critic of government just how deeply rooted the corruption is bordering now on a banana republic.
	It is so bad.
	But back to Kathy.
	Kathy Sheldon, 12 years old, raped at the time.
	Hillary Clinton takes on the case.
	Fascinating case, she says in the recording.
	A guy was, you know, raping, accused of raping a 12-year-old.
	Of course he claimed he didn't do it as she's laughing, casually, telling the story a few years later.
	I had him take a polygraph, which he passed, which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs, she adds with a laugh.
	What does that mean?
	She knew he was guilty.
	Now the guy, instead of getting 30 years in prison, ended up getting time served.
	What does time serve mean?
	Two months in prison.
	Guy that she is admitting she knew is guilty.
	She knew he would have had 30 years life to 30 years to life in prison.
	Got him down to two months.
	Time served.
	Anyway, so this guy had forced this girl into a car, raped her violently to the point where she, as a result of this rape at 12, was told there's a 99% chance she could never have children, which he was never able to have.
	It was so violent she needed stitches all around her genital area for this poor girl.
	And then Clinton is heard laughing at different points, discussing the crime lab's accidental destruction of DNA evidence that tied tailored to the crime.
	Now they'll confirm this when I interview her, but my understanding and my reading of this is that, in fact, the crime lab was able to identify from Kathy's underwear, not only her blood was there, but also the semen of the guy that was alleged to have raped her.
	The rapist.
	Anyway, so after they confirmed who it was, whose blood it was, whose semen it was, well, then Hillary's defense team.
	Well, they went to work and they got all the evidence so that they could test it independently.
	And lo and behold, it comes back and all the evidence is missing.
	Wow.
	And there are the court affidavits in this case.
	Clinton wrote that she had been informed this twelve-year-old girl was, quote, emotionally unstable.
	That this twelve-year-old girl had a tendency to seek out older men and engage in fantasizing.
	Quote, from Hillary, I've been also told by an expert in child psychology that children in early adolescence tend to exaggerate or romanticize sexual experiences in that adolescents and disorganized families such as the complaint are even more prone to exaggerate behavior.
	You know what that's called?
	Blaming the victim.
	Also her lawyer and advocate, woman by the name of Candace, she's going to join us later in the program.
	You're going to hear from both of them and they're going to tell their story.
	Listen to this.
	And I don't know if they're going to be on the full hour.
	We'll see as how long it takes for them to tell their whole story.
	But for Hillary Clinton to be laughing about child rape, to be laughing about getting a guy off that she thinks is guilty of child rape, bragging about it, laughing about it.
	Evidence destroyed in the case.
	Blaming the victim in a fierce way.
	Wow.
	And I know some of you are really offended by Donald Trump's locker room talk.
	Really offended.
	You're so outraged over locker room talk.
	But I guess this is where we are as a country.
	Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't.
	I don't I don't have a clue.
	If anyone calls me after the election and says, Hannity, you said we were gonna win.
	I don't have a clue who's gonna win this election.
	I have no idea.
	I've never seen anything like this in my entire life.
	And now we have more evidence What did I say in 2007 and 2008 to you all?
	I think we're way ahead of the curve, don't you uh think, Linda?
	We're way ahead of the curve in terms of saying what?
	Journalism is dead.
	Think of the many questions that they never asked Obama.
	The only one time they asked about his friendship, the speeches he gave, the boards he sat on, starting his political career in the home of an unrepentant terrorist, he got asked that question one time, and I take credit for it because George Stephanopoulos was on this radio show the day before that debate, and I told George, and George didn't even know about Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorn.
	There are two questions that I don't think anybody has asked Barack Obama, and I don't know if this is going to be on your list tomorrow.
	One is his the only time he's ever been asked about his association with Bill Ayers, the unrepentant terrorist uh from the Weather Underground, who on 9-11 of all days in the New York Times was saying, I don't regret setting bombs.
	I I I don't think we did enough.
	Uh, when asked about it by the political, David Axelrod said they have a friendly relationship and that they had done a number of speeches together and that they sat on a board together.
	Is that a question you might ask?
	Well, I'm taking notes right now.
	September 11th, 2001, of all days, uh, there was an article in the New York Times, and there are a number of quotes about Bill Ayers and the political had in there the comments about uh from David Axelrod.
	I think that's an interesting question that nobody in the media has really brought up.
	We've we've highlighted a little bit more here on this program, but let me see if I can help you.
	You want any more questions?
	Yeah, keep going.
	The Chicago reader talked about and commented, has comments of Barack Obama why he attended the Million Man March.
	Mm-hmm.
	That most people don't know that, I don't think.
	That's pretty pretty.
	Didn't he write about that in his book?
	I don't remember that in particular, but I know that he was quoted extensively in the Chicago Reader, December 8th, I forget the year, going back a couple of years.
	My memory's not that good, George.
	So I gave George the suggestion.
	Now you notice in that at that point, he'd never heard about Bill Ayers.
	He'd never heard about Bernadine Dorn.
	He'd never heard about the fact that Obama had started his career in the home of unrepentant terrorists.
	He didn't know that he sat on boards with with Ayers with uh Bill Ayers.
	He didn't know that he gave speeches with Ayers.
	I mean, that's a pretty extensive you know, friendship between the two of them.
	You know, they never asked him about his comment about a typical white grandma.
	What's a typical white grandmother?
	Never asked about his question about his comments, white folks' greed runs a world in need.
	You know, they took for granted, he said, I I barely knew the guy, Jeremiah Wright, but yet his speech, Audacity of Hope, or what what was the name of the book?
	Dreams Yeah, I think it was Audacity of Hope was taken right out of a Reverend Wright's speech.
	We looked into his belief, even talked in his books about black liberation.
	They never asked him.
	So the only time they asked about his relationship with an unrepentant terrorist was I told George Stephanopoulos to ask it.
	Listen.
	On this issue, general theme of patriotism in your relationships.
	A gentleman named William Ayers.
	Uh he was part of the weather underground in the 1970s.
	They bombed the Pentagon, the Capitol, and other buildings.
	He's never apologized for that.
	And in fact, on 9 11, he was quoted in the New York Times saying, I don't regret setting bombs.
	I feel we didn't do enough.
	An early organizing meeting for your state Senate campaign was held at his house, and your campaign has said you're friendly.
	Can you explain that relationship for the voters and explain to Democrats why it won't be a problem?
	This is a guy who lives in my neighborhood, who's a uh professor of English in Chicago.
	Uh, who I know and who I have not uh received some official endorsement from.
	He's not somebody who I exchange ideas from on a regular basis.
	Uh and the notion that somehow uh as a consequence of me knowing somebody uh who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago when I was eight years old, uh somehow reflects on me and my values doesn't make much sense, George.
	This kind of game in which anybody who I know, uh, regardless of how flimsy the relationship is, is somehow uh somehow their ideas could be attributed to me.
	Uh I think the American people are smarter than that.
	They're not gonna uh suggest somehow that that is reflective of my views, uh because it obviously isn't.
	So he starts his political career in the guy's house, sits on boards with the guy, gives speeches with the guy, and he's just some guy in the neighborhood, some flimsy relationship.
	If it was Donald Trump, do you think he would have been asked more than once?
	And which gets me to my point.
	I said journalism is dead.
	Well, what have we learned today from the WikiLeaks dump?
	We learned that debate moderators were aligned with Hillary's campaign.
	You know, we got documents now that prove how corrupt and biased your media is.
	You know, for example, you know, on full display in the second debate, part of the latest email campaign, the media alliance we now see, but Clinton on numerous media outlets, etc.
	That internal documents demonstrate a central component of the Clinton campaign strategy is ensuring that journalists that they believe are favorable to Clinton are tasked to report the stories the campaign wants circulated.
	Wow.
	And then the document can be seen here, then they laugh labeled the names of the people.
	I mean, it's so many of them.
	John Heilman, Rachel Matta, Ruth Marcus, Chris Matthews, Dana Milbank, Andrea Mitchell, Nora O'Donnell, Robin Roberts, Eugene Robinson, let's see, Jeff Zelney, Karen Tumulty, George Stephanopoulos, uh Mara Lyerson, John Carl, Jonathan, uh John Hilman, Chris Hayes, Mark Halpern, Ron Fournier, Howard Feynman, Ronan Farrow, Maureen Dowd, E. J. Dion, Mika Brzezinski, Wolf Blitzer.
	I mean, it goes on and on.
	Then what else did we learn?
	We learned, in fact, Saudi Arabia and Cutter are now funding ISIS.
	And Hillary knew it.
	Why did she accept money from the Saudis if she knew that?
	We learn that Univision was urging Hillary to hit Trump harder.
	We learn that John Harwood of CMBC, he was even though he's a debate moderator, is caught on these wiki leaks advising her campaign.
	We know the New York Times was giving Hillary veto power on their quotes.
	Hey, Jim Rutenberg from the New York Times.
	You wouldn't put one of my quotes in.
	Not one.
	I gave you an hour.
	I wasted my time talking to you.
	Unbelievable.
	And we got the Boston Globe coordinating to maximize her presence in the paper.
	And then we've got, oh, poor Donna Brazil.
	I saw her the other day.
	I've always liked Donna.
	I've got along with her.
	I know she's a hardcore liberal.
	She was busted the DNC chief, shared CNN town hall questions.
	Now she put out a statement denying she gave debate questions.
	you to mention town halls use Benghazi as a distraction from the email scandal Oh.
	Four dead Americans used it as an excuse not to talk about her emails.
	And of course, the campaign was also caught discussing it all with the Department of Justice.
	We're cooked.
	You elect the you it's it's such a conspiracy at such a high level, it exposes such deep corruption.
	So it's absolute collusion, colluding with the White House, colluding with the Department of Justice, colluding with the FBI, colluding with the abusively biased corrupt media.
	Donald Trump said yesterday, if it wasn't for the media, I'd be up ten points.
	We know now the media is in our pocket.
	And what I said eight years ago is more relevant today than when I told you then.
	Journalism is dead.
	And who's come under more fire in this campaign?
	Me.
	The only difference between me and them is I'm honest.
	I'm a conservative.
	I tell you who I'm voting for and why.
	No pretense, no make pretend, no lying.
	You get what you see, you see what you get.
	Your soul the inner your solar plexus should be shocked.
	Your ancestors should feel the vibrations of corruption that your government, your candidates, your political system, your media is so disgustingly dirty and corrupt and up to their eyeballs in corruption.
	I don't know if Trump can overcome it.
	And on top of that, you got Republicans.
	They too are up to their eyeballs in conspiring against Trump.
	So disgusting.
	Your country's going down the tubes.
	All right, 25 till the top of the hour.
	Well, I see this.
	Hillary Clinton has said that she found Donald Trump's use of the P word, which we now know that Barack Obama uses, uh, in his hot mic video.
	Horrific.
	Shouldn't be president.
	Apparently she doesn't mind accepting money and the endorsements of rap stars like Snoop Dogg and 50 Cents that 50 cent, I know.
	That used the same words.
	Double standard.
	What did I say?
	Feigned outrage, selective moral outrage.
	WikiLeaks points out Hillary's speeches, including cues on when she should smile.
	You want to talk about a phony plastic politician?
	That's Hillary.
	Email between Podesta and Clinton's campaign communications director.
	Jennifer Jennifer Palmer seemed to indicate that Clinton was already worrying as early as the Iowa caucuses, that she was too scripted, too stiff, unable to sound convincing when she talked about her friends in the cornfields and main streets of Middle America.
	In some of her speeches, she even had to be told when to smile.
	By July of 2015, one of Podesta's confidants, Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, was telling the campaign that Clinton feels stale, with very few signs of the kind of freshness and transparency that the American people, especially millennials, will need to trust and ultimately elect Hillary as president.
	In yesterday's second batch of emails, Podesta's conversations with Bill Clinton's close aide, Bill Ivey, show the Clinton, the team was concerned about the American people might be too ill-informed to pick up on Hillary's lofty language.
	She was simply too smart for them.
	And in speech transcripts released on Friday, Hillary Clinton herself admitted to a crowd of Wall Street bankers from Goldman Sachs, I'm kind of far removed from the middle class because the life I live, you know, the fortunes my husband and I now enjoy, Etc., etc.
	And she's also told when to smile.
	So CNN yesterday got uh trouncing.
	Trump pointed out the corruption in the media.
	You know, I think he's right at this point.
	Now with the revelation that Univision, they were advising the Clinton campaign.
	NBC was advising the Clinton campaign.
	Even their debate moderator, John Harwood was doing it.
	New York Times giving her veto power.
	The Boston Globe coordinating to maximize how great she looks and being told when to smile.
	And you got an you know, Donna Brazil may have shared questions before a town hall.
	She says she didn't, but certainly looks like she did.
	And using Benghazi, the death of four people as a distraction.
	Well, and then the campaign discussions with the DOJ.
	Well, White House, no comment on communications during the investigation because they were caught too.
	Then we see leaked email show Facebook executives, in this case, Sheryl Sandberg, sharing research with the Clinton campaign.
	Isn't that a donation?
	I had to pay $100,000 defending myself because I put my friend John Gomez's website on my website, a link to his website.
	Cost me a hundred thousand dollars in attorney fees because the head of the New York Democratic Party said it was an in-kind donation.
	Because I did that.
	Anyway, the uh cameras.
	Uh, you know, as if you know, it's just unbelievable.
	You can't distract me.
	I gotta focus.
	Anyway, so Cheryl Sandberg shared research with key members of the Clinton campaign.
	We have 10,000 supporters at Pennsylvania Trump rally in Wilkes Bar saying, what?
	CNN sucks.
	CNN is apparently very pissed about that.
	And I think it was, who was it?
	Chris Cuomo was saying, I get why people criticize the media.
	It's often with good reason, but I think this is very high on the list of irresponsible things this guy has done.
	He offered to uh to the agreement of his fellow CNN counterparts.
	Well, it's not I mean Trump can't make them chant.
	We now have major news media organizations that are basically in the effort of using their objective media platform to destroy Donald Trump.
	I mean, this is unbelievable what we're discovering here.
	It shows CNN helping Hillary cheat at the debate.
	Even MediaId had a good piece on this.
	One of the emails in the Podesta document dumped today shows that when Donna Brazil was still at CNN this year, before she became the DNC chairman, she gave the Clinton campaign a heads up about one of the CNN town hall questions.
	She denies it, but seems like she did because the email in question was sent on March twelfth, twenty sixteen, one day before the CNN Democratic Town Hall.
	Brazil flagged this topic and said, here's one that worries me about Hillary Rodham Clinton.
	Oh.
	Univision chief urging the Clinton camp to hit Trump.
	Haem Sabam reached out to Clinton's camp last year after Trump said some illegal immigrants from Mexico are drug dealers and race rapists, some.
	Uma Abedin, the Clinton campaign's vice chairwoman, said in a separate message that Saban had been made a similar overtures to her.
	If Haim is raising it, it means he's hearing it from his Univision colleagues.
	By the way, the guy gave millions to pro-Clinton super packs like Priorities USA.
	I'm his right.
	We should be jamming this all the time.
	Jennifer Palmari said.
	Clinton's communication director.
	Isn't that nice that the media helps so much?
	That's NBC too.
	Univision.
	Wow.
	Pretty nice, everybody.
	Jake Tapper had a little cozy relationship with John Podesta, congratulated him on his White House appointment.
	NBC's John Howard advised the Clinton campaign and gloated about provoking Trump at the debate.
	He bragged about his much criticized debate performance in which he asked Trump, let's be honest, is this comic book version of a presidential campaign?
	In an email from Harwood, it says, I imagine and continued the sentence in the body of the email writing that Obama feels some vindication at this demonstration of his year-long point about opposition party veering off the rails.
	Oh, isn't MBC proud today?
	Aren't they proud?
	The New York Times giving Hillary veto power.
	You know, these exchanges were pretty interesting.
	Would love to see would love the option to use.
	Would you like to pick them?
	I've been interviewed by the New York Times.
	Trust me, I'm never given the option to pick and choose what they print.
	They pick whatever they want to make me look bad.
	Boston Globe coordinating on how to maximize Hillary's presence.
	That's really nice of them.
	Is that an in-kind donation?
	Why did I have to pay $100,000?
	I'm a conservative.
	Good grief.
	Clinton campaign is in a Twitter war over the WikiLeaks.
	Now we've got the campaign opened a nasty Twitter war with WikiLeaks today and yesterday amid the leak of John Podesta's emails.
	You got this guy Brian Fallon accusing the group of being a propaganda arm from Moscow.
	Well, it's sort of like the right-wing conspiracy.
	The campaign we discovered, they was new evidence that the Clinton campaign was coordinating with super PACs.
	That's in there too.
	Whoopsie Daisy.
	That would be a crime.
	Shocking.
	Also, people in the Clinton camp said Bill's sex life is a liability.
	And the White House was coordinating with Clinton and the campaign on TPP messaging.
	You know, the gold standard that Hillary now denies.
	And they also suggest David Brock is a Republican plant.
	I can assure you that's not true.
	Anyway, one of the emails shows Hillary Clinton praising Vladimir Putin.
	Wasn't that one of her biggest complaints about Donald Trump that he's too friendly with Vladimir?
	According to the latest batch of hacked emails from WikiLeaks, Trump wasn't the only one.
	Anyway, Breitbart put this out that shortly after she left the State Department, Hillary reportedly gave a series of speeches in which she described Vladimir Putin as a very interesting conversationalist who she had gotten to know, including a visit to his private inner sanctum to discuss wildlife conservation.
	Clinton who approved of a deal granting Russia control of 20% of America's uranium assets had criticized Donald Trump for allegedly wanting to support Putin and paid remarks to private groups.
	Clinton boasted of having a personal relationship with Putin.
	And I said in a speech that she gave in the WikiLeaks document, talking about the bonding with Putin.
	You know, I said, you know, Mr. Prime Minister, we actually have some things in common.
	We both want to protect wildlife.
	I know how committed you are to protecting the tiger.
	Clinton reportedly told the audience.
	I mean, all of a sudden he sat up straight, his eyes got big, and he goes, You care about the tiger?
	I said, I care about the tiger.
	I care about the elephant.
	I care about the rhinos.
	I care about the whale.
	Then she said Putin invited her to what she described as his private inner sanctum.
	Well, unbelievable.
	It was one email leak, too, where Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign fretted over Elizabeth Warren's powerful influence over the left wing of the Democratic Party.
	Trying to open lines of communication with her months before Clinton announced her bid.
	Remember they had those meetings?
	Pretty unbelievable.
	Anyway, uh what else do we have?
	Brian Fallon saying in an email from May of 2015 that the Department of Justice folks had informed him about an upcoming status conference and one of the lawsuits regarding Clinton's private email setup.
	So do you see what we have here?
	Collusion with the media at a very high level.
	Coordination to destroy Donald Trump.
	We have collusion with the Department of Justice.
	We have collusion with the Obama White House.
	Do you see how much collusion we have here?
	And then, of course, there's the evidence of what they think of you, the American people.
	Clinton campaign email released as part of this document dumped by WikiLeaks, sent to campaign chairman John Podesta and by former Clinton administration official Bill Ivey.
	And he pointed out that, you know, as part of all of this, that he's a trusted, you know, member of the Center for American Progress.
	They're the people that want talk radio to go away because they said there's a structural imbalance.
	Well, talk radio now is needed more than ever.
	As I've mentioned, we've all been quite content to demean government, blah, blah, blah.
	But what it says in this, they outline efforts to produce an unaware and compliant citizenry.
	They have nothing but contempt for you, as we've always said about liberalism, haven't we?
	Hard to think of anything more counterproductive than demanding Bernie's medical records.
	That was in there too.
	Why?
	Because that would mean they have to reveal her medical condition.
	John Podesta basically confirming she has one.
	Leaked emails reveal Hillary hates everyday Americans.
	Let me read to you this one.
	This is a great one.
	An exchange between Podesta and Jennifer Palmary.
	You know, I know she's begun to hate everyday Americans, but I think we should use it once the first time, and she says I'm running for president because you and everyday Americans need a champion.
	Podesta replied.
	How Mary said truth.
	She hates us.
	Does that surprise you?
	They just want the power.
	They want to be able to manipulate you.
	I mean, put these two emails together.
	Produce an effort to produce an unaware and compliant citizenry, and Hillary hates everyday Americans.
	That would be the people that get up every day and work hard and produce and work 16 hours a day to give half their money in taxes to government and pay their taxes, obey the laws, and make the country a better place and don't get 250,000 a speech.
	By the way, Hillary in a leaked email.
	Saudi Arabia and Cutter are funding the U.S. Hillary herself sent an email to her campaign chairman, John Podesta.
	But that didn't stop her from taking money from Saudi Arabia now, did it.
	ISIS.
	What did I say?
	Yeah, I'm sorry.
	Hillary and elected email.
	Saudi Arabia and Cutter are funding ISIS.
	John Podesta.
	She still took money from the Saudis.
	They persecute women.
	They kill gays and lesbians.
	They persecute Christians.
	They persecute Jews, and they're funding ISIS.
	And she knows it.
	She didn't tell you that, did she?
	She has contempt for you.
	You're compliant and stupid.
	Let's see.
	The State Department coordinated an email release with the Clinton campaign.
	Department of State provided a detailed readout of an official email traffic it was about to release in response to the Freedom of Information Act.
	Yeah, tell them ahead of time.
	Give them a heads up.
	What's coming?
	State Department's corrupt.
	The FBI's corrupt.
	The White House is corrupt.
	The whole system is corrupt.
	White House coordinated with the Clinton team on email.
	Fallout talking points.
	They're corrupt too.
	Because they should have stayed out of it because their Justice Department was supposed to independently investigate this.
	Whoopsie Daisy.
	Then we got an email about super PACs.
	Oh, that's a violation of law.
	Isn't it, Linda?
	Last time I checked.
	Not allowed to coordinate campaigns in super PAC, right?
	Yeah.
	John Podesta.
	Subscription, John Podesta, stop receiving, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	What does it say here?
	Oh, yeah, Hillary's on the email too.
	Podesta's on the email, too.
	I wonder if these people will go to jail.
	Probably not.
	I bet I'd go to jail.
	I gotta pay a lawyer 100 grand because I put my best friend from third grade, John Gomez's link to his website on my website.
	Cost me a hundred thousand dollars in lawyers' fees.
	And I only got off because one Democrat was absent one day.
	Let's see.
	Oh, and she supports TPP, the gold standard.
	Let's see.
	Oh, I've had multi-email exchange with someone in the media this morning.
	A name you would know, telling me there's people close to the Clintons who say William Jefferson Clinton's sex life could be damaging to her.
	Who's close in the media?
	Why don't we name him or her?
	Clinton, they feared the sex scandal.
	Oh, by the way, they didn't like Chelsea and called her a spoiled brat.
	Poor Chelsea.
	Sorry for her.
	Democrat and Hillary supporters.
	Do you understand how deeply corrupt this is?
	I don't even know what to tell you anymore.
	But don't worry.
	We'll talk about Donald Trump's locker room talk.
	If you only listen to one hour of my radio show for the rest of your life, make it the final hour of today's program.
	Two hours, an hour and ten minutes from right now at five Eastern.
	Two Pacific.
	I want you to hear the story of Kathy Shelton.
	Our next president faces daunting challenges in a dangerous world.
	Iran promoting terrorism.
	North Korea threatening ISIS on the rise.
	Libya and North Africa in chaos.
	Hillary Clinton failed every single time as Secretary of State.
	Now she wants to be president.
	Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortune, strength, or stamina to lead in our world.
	She failed as Secretary of State.
	Don't let her fail us again.
	So I want to thank you.
	I want to thank all of the great people of Pennsylvania.
	I went to school in Pennsylvania.
	They've taken our jobs out of Pennsylvania.
	We're going to be bringing them back, folks.
	Believe me.
	We're bringing them back.
	Oh, what these politicians have done to us.
	Not gonna happen much longer.
	So everybody saw the debate last night.
	So let me tell you.
	When I said we are gonna get a special prosecutor to figure this deal out.
	I have never been so ashamed of this country as what's gone on with Hillary Clinton.
	I have never seen anything like it.
	I have never ever seen anything like it.
	You have never seen anything like it.
	They are so dishonest.
	Without the media, without the media, Hillary Clinton couldn't be elected dog catcher.
	I mean that.
	It's true.
	All right, hour two Sean Hannity show.
	That was Donald Trump White.
	I'm telling you, it is nobody can make a prediction on this election.
	And then the the crowd last night started chanting CNN sucks.
	Of course, CNN is complaining about it.
	And we now have evidence through WikiLeaks that we have one news organization after another, including CNN that have been colluding the entire time with the Clinton campaign.
	We have hacked emails showing that CNN helped Hillary cheat at a debate.
	One of the emails in the Podesta document dump shows that when Donna Brazil was still at CNN before becoming the interim DNC chair, that she gave the Clinton campaign a heads up about one of the CNN town hall questions that they should expect.
	Now, the email in question, one day before the CNN Democratic Town Hall, Brazil flagged this topic and said, well, here's one that worries me about Hillary.
	And yes, the death penalty was one of the topics addressed the next day.
	That's not the only one.
	We have hacked emails showing John Podesta revealing collusion with NBC News.
	You ever needed more evidence about the mainstream media's complete and total corruption or validation of what I said in 2007 and eight that journalism is dead.
	Well, you got a new batch of emails show that that sympathetic and complimentary complimentary emails sent by the New York Times uh contributor and C MBC host John Harwood to Hillary's campaign manager, John Podesta.
	And Harwood was dismissive of the controversy surrounding Clinton, even criticizing his own outlet on more than one occasion.
	I must say, he says to Podesta, that uh though I don't know the terms, I find it weird that the New York Times made some sort of deal with the guy writing the book.
	Orwood emailed in April, or apparent reference to the Times decision to collaborate with Peter Schweitzer, who wrote Clinton Cash in another email, Harwood tra trashed the New York Times for reporting that Joe Biden was considering entering the race.
	And perhaps the most troubling is Harwood trashed Donald Trump to Podesta.
	I imagine that Obama feels some vindication at the demonstration of his year-long point that the opposition party is veering off the rails, he said.
	I certainly am feeling that way with respect to how I question Trump at our debate.
	Well, then we've got a report that Univision Chief was urging the Clinton camp to hit Trump according to these hacked emails.
	And again, Donna Brazil shared a question before the town hall that took place.
	And it goes on and on, and the New York Times gave Hillary veto power over the things that they were running.
	And the Boston Globe coordinated with how to maximize Hillary's presence.
	I mean, this is beyond corruption on a level that we have never seen before.
	And that doesn't even touch on the surface of Hillary pl praising Vladimir Putin, the very thing she's been attacking Donald Trump for, or bragging that, yeah, you've got to take one position privately and a very different position behind the scenes.
	Or the fact that she wants open borders in the entire Western hemisphere, which would mean 600 million people have access to the United States.
	Here to try and sort all of this out for us as former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich.
	You know, for all these years I have been making the case journalism is dead, and I feel vindication on a level that I never thought I would feel, but more importantly, sadness that it is worse than I ever thought.
	Well, I I think that you have to understand that the news media is Hillary Clinton.
	Not that they like her.
	They are her.
	Uh, It's their world, it's their machine.
	Uh it's their social relationships, it's their parties.
	Uh you have, you know, very important newsman who gives $75,000 to the Clinton Foundation, but pretends he's neutral.
	Uh the fact is you have the brother of the number two person in the National Security Council is the head of CBS News.
	But we're supposed to believe they don't collude, they don't compare notes.
	Uh NBC held a tape for 11 years, and it happened to break, and happened to be the center of the news media the same day as the WikiLeaks of Hillary Clinton's secret speeches, so that they could cheerfully avoid covering Hillary while trying to destroy Donald Trump.
	And we all are supposed to believe this is all an accident.
	Uh what you have is a system of left-wing thought in which well over 80%, maybe as high as 90% of the news media will vote against Trump while asking us to believe that they're somehow neutral.
	Well, they're not.
	They are the active opponents of conservatism, they're the active advocates of liberalism, uh, and they've gotten worse over the years.
	Uh and I and he saw it in both the first two debates at the president at the presidential level, uh, where uh he he had to go up against Lester Holt and Hillary Clinton in the first debate, and Trump had to go up uh against uh both uh Martha Radis and and Anderson Cooper, as well as Hillary Clinton in the second debate.
	It was very one-sided in how they would get involved and how they would ask questions and how they would argue.
	Let me give you some more details of what we have.
	Number one, we know from the earlier WikiLeaks that she was coordinating and cheating poor Bernie Sanders out of votes and that there was coordination going on there.
	Also that she was very worried about Elizabeth Warren.
	But one of the most troubling was in the Hill today that in an email from May of 2015, the Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said, quote, the DOJ folks had informed him of an upcoming status conference in one of the lawsuits regarding Clinton's private email server setup.
	Now, on top of that, we have Hillary Clinton's speeches, including cues on when she should smile.
	I want to talk about a phony politician.
	Then we've got Hillary in these leaked emails understanding that Saudi Arabia and Cutter are funding ISIS.
	Well, then that raises to a whole new level the millions of dollars that she took from Saudi Arabia for the Clinton Foundation as well as for the Clinton Library.
	And then on top of that, we see the State Department coordinated the email release with the Clinton campaign.
	I mean, that this is beyond every one of these things potentially a law broken.
	And to sort and to sort this out would take a lifetime.
	It's uh in the world.
	What it's gonna take is a series of independent councils.
	Uh and then I thought Trump the other night began to move beyond politics into history because he was raising the right level of intensity.
	Uh we need an independent counsel for the Veterans Administration, an independent counsel for the Internal Revenue Service, an independent counsel for the State Department.
	Uh just go down the list.
	Um and these people broke the law.
	And uh and therefore, and it's clear that Comey has corrupted the FBI.
	It's it's the worst performance by an FBI director in the history of the agency.
	Uh the the agreements that they made are beyond imagining, and you need an independent counsel that looks at the relationship between the Justice Department and the FBI.
	What were that were they making really strange, unique deals with the Clinton staff because they were under a direction to do so?
	Uh we also have to have frankly the current attorney general subpoenaed and testifying under oath.
	What was the meeting like with Bill Clinton?
	Why did they meet for an hour uh just before Hillary Clinton was interviewed?
	And both Bill and and the Attorney General should be uh subpoenaed under oath because uh this this stuff is so strange and so sick and so corrupt, it resembles a third world country.
	Look at this also.
	Leaked emails reveal Hillary Clinton hates the phrase everyday Americans.
	I think it was who is this Jennifer uh Palmarian John Podesta having an exchange.
	I know she's begun to hate everyday Americans, but I think we should use it uh once the first time she says I'm running for president because you and everyday Americans need a champion, Podesta replied.
	Truth, Palmer says.
	And then it also we see in these emails that they outlined an effort to basically produce and run a campaign to the unaware and compliant citizenry.
	In other words, the dumb masses.
	Let's be honest what they're saying here.
	Right.
	And of course the challenge for Trump is simple.
	He's gotta have a strong enough social media campaign.
	He's gotta have a clear enough and repetitive enough uh series of speeches that we break through to every American because the American people aren't dumb.
	They may be uh uninformed.
	I I I used to really use a book by a Democratic uh uh consultant called the election game and how to win it.
	And uh one of his points was you should never underestimate the intelligence of the American people, nor overestimate the amount of information they have.
	If every American knew six or eight key facts about Hillary Clinton, despite the news media, they would defeat her in a landslide, and the job of the Trump team for in the next 14 days, and it's gotta be done in 14 days because you have so much early voting.
	You can't wait for election day.
	Their job is to figure out what are the five to seven things that guarantee you will not vote for Hillary and make sure that every American knows those five to seven things.
	You know, I have another email here that shows guess what?
	Hillary Clinton is praising Vladimir Putin.
	Now, what have we just heard in every debate?
	Oh, Donald Trump said nice things about Vladimir Putin.
	Well, you know, she described uh him and Putin invited her to what she described was his private inner sanctum and how much she praises him.
	I mean, I I I'm trying to understand it's just so corrupt.
	This is, you know, the whole foundational understanding of her describing in one of the Wall Street speeches that you take one position privately that's very different from what you say publicly.
	So such a contempt and hatred of the American people and and the system that we're so that's supposed to govern us.
	It's so it's the antithesis of we the people.
	It's we the elites, it's we the arrogant, it's we the almighty and all powerful.
	But you know, one of the things you have to remember that that I think has been a challenge for Trump is there are so many different things you could hit Hillary on that it becomes clutter.
	If you're a normal American, you know, you get 30 of these things, you gradually begin to say, well, it's just noise.
	I think part of what they've got to figure out is what are the five to seven that really cut through.
	I I just had somebody at a luncheon speech uh here in New York City remind me that the the challenge in Haiti where a thousand people have been killed, where you see all of this devastation.
	This is after ten years of the Clinton Foundation supposedly helping the island, and there's no better example of the Clintons exploiting the poor and ripping them off than Haiti.
	Well, that would require Trump to focus on telling that story, which is by the way, a devastating story of corruption and dishonesty and failure, in which uh a bunch of uh rich folks uh ripped off uh, you know, very poor Haitians who don't have much to start we're given all these promises.
	Well, let me ask you let me ask you this.
	Now we've got a Republican Party that has turned their back on Donald Trump in a very dramatic fashion.
	Now you and I both agree that the Republican Party has shown nothing but ineptness, weakness, fecklessness, spinelessness over the Obama years.
	Well, how could anybody have any faith in these guys at all?
	They don't process they would rather Hillary Clinton get elected than to defend Donald Trump.
	Well, look, I I I disagree with you a little bit.
	I don't use the term the Republican Party.
	Uh most Republican members of Congress have stuck with Trump.
	Uh Rhin's previous last night had a conference call with all of his committee members and said, Look, Trump is our nominee.
	He won it fair and square, we are totally for him.
	And uh, if you can't be for Donald Trump, you ought to resign for the Republican National Committee.
	So maybe that should be Paul Ryan.
	Well, I think Ryan's got to really rethink what he said in the last two days because, you know, He can't he can't be in a position of suggesting that Hillary Clinton winning is okay.
	But I would do that to all of these guys.
	I mean, I I if I I think the Trump campaign ought to be communicating through it's it's tremendous uh Twitter and and Facebook uh uh system.
	You don't have to communicate in every single district and state in the country.
	You know, go tell your member they need to help beat Hillary Clinton.
	Don't don't ask him to be for Donald Trump.
	They beat Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump will be president.
	By the way it's easy it's easier to focus people on beating Hillary, where it is inexcuse any Republican who favors Hillary Clinton winning ought to become a Democrat.
	By the way, New Gingrich is gonna be a book review tonight.
	I assume you're giving a speech as well, and he has his brand new book out, which is called Treason, and his wife Callista's gonna be there interestingly in this election season.
	She has a new children's book called Hell to the Chief.
	I'll let you describe that when we get back.
	But you're gonna be at Book Review in Huntington tonight at seven o'clock.
	And uh I've been there many times myself.
	Great crowds there.
	Wednesday, tomorrow, you're gonna be at Bookends in Ridgewood, New Jersey at seven o'clock.
	And uh we'll talk to you about that when we get back.
	Right.
	Uh and eight hundred nine four one Sean is our toll-free telephone number.
	The books are on Hannity.com.
	You can get them at Amazon.com now if you want.
	You know, in the nineteen forties, there were real Soviet agents in the American government.
	So I asked the question what would happen if ISIS had agents inside our government today.
	This could be a very real threat.
	And my new novel, Treason, shows you what could happen tomorrow's news.
	All right, 25 now till the top of the hour.
	New Kingrich is uh back with us.
	He has a brand new book out and he's on a book tour right now.
	He's gonna be a book review in Huntington, Long Island tonight at seven o'clock.
	Book ends in Ridgewood, New Jersey, tomorrow night at seven.
	His wife also Callista wrote Hail to the Chief.
	Newt's book is called Treason.
	It's up on Hannity.com right now.
	Uh it is interesting how your mind works as somebody who's known you all of these years, because you number one are a historian.
	Number two, you follow events, modern day events as closely as anybody I know, and all of this twisted dark thinking makes its way into your books, but it makes its way in there in a way that really forces reality and truth onto people, whether they want it or not.
	Well, you know, that's one of the virtues of writing fiction is you can get people into an action adventure cycle where they get totally absorbed, and then at the end of it, they've learned stuff that uh really does get them to think.
	Uh you know, Tom Clancy had a commercial airliner hit the U.S. Capitol in one of his novels, and unfortunately, a lot of our guys weren't clever enough to realize that that was a real possibility before that was long before nine eleven.
	So uh first with duplicity last year, where I began to look at uh the whole issue of loyalty, uh and we had a Somali American patriot running for Congress while his brother was the number two leader of a terrorist group in uh Somalia, and that got all involved in the presidential campaign.
	Uh this year with treason, we're building on that and growing it even more.
	And we want people to think about a very profound fact.
	We know from the archives of the Soviet Union that there were probably five hundred Soviet agents in the United States at its peak in the nineteen forties.
	And that many of them were very deep uh and had very important positions.
	So I just asked the question, you know, what if you had a couple of people who either for money or for ideology decided they were on ISIS's side and served as agents inside the government.
	That treason explores the danger of that happening.
	I'm I'm very excited by it.
	It it is remarkably different from Callista's book Yellow the Chief.
	Uh but you know uh we the adults would like hopefully will like mine and the 48-year-olds love hers.
	Well, so when are you doing a a uh uh country wide book tour, or are you just doing a few select stops?
	No, no, we're going all over the place, and and uh we're here and in New Jersey, we're gonna be in Penton, Pennsylvania.
	Uh we'll be down at uh Williamsburg, we're gonna be out at the Nixon Library and the Reagan Library next week.
	Uh so we'll be we'll be a number of different places all over the country.
	Uh and of course everybody who's listening to us uh can can uh go to their local bookstore, they can go to Amazon.
	Uh uh we're very excited to have a chance to to to meet with folks and uh Clista and I'll both be greeting people and getting pictures with them and signing books uh tonight in Huntington and tomorrow night in New Jersey.
	You know the one thing I'm gonna need in twenty-eight days is a novel to read.
	I won't have time beforehand, but I'm gonna read her right after, I promise.
	Uh well anyway, I love your writing.
	I've read all your other books, so they're they've all been amazing and they have great historical references.
	And uh Callista's, by the way, this is now what in a series on Ellis the Elephant.
	Well, this is number six, and let me let her tell you about it.
	Okay, great.
	Hey Callista, how are you?
	I'm good.
	How are you today?
	All right, Ellis the Elephant makes a return.
	Here we are 28 days before an election, and we're calling it Hail to the Chief, I guess appropriately titled.
	Absolutely.
	This is the sixth volume in my LSC Elephant series, and this is a series that offers a guided tour of American history for four to eight year olds.
	And in this book, Ellis meets some of America's greatest presidents and discovers how they've led our country throughout American history.
	And you actually go around with the elephant with you.
	I mean the elephant shows up at a lot of these events, right?
	Is the elephant gonna be at book review tonight or at bookends tomorrow?
	Well, Ellis is resting at home in Washington, but he will come out occasionally.
	We just had him at the National Book Festival in Washington, and the kids really enjoyed him.
	And you are you going also to the Nixon library and the Reagan Library also?
	That's that's right.
	This is a joint book tour, and we always have a good time together.
	Yeah, well, that's pretty awesome.
	And by the way, kids need books that they can read.
	Kid, you know, especially books that are gonna teach them a little bit about history, right?
	That's right.
	You know, in just a few weeks, our country will choose its forty-fifth president, and it's so important for our young people to understand what the presidency means, and to do so, they really need to learn about our greatest president.
	And hail to the chief will help them do just that.
	All right, Callista, the book is called Hail to the Chief.
	It's up on my website, Hannity.com, Amazon.com.
	Again, they're gonna be at Book Review in Huntington tomorrow tonight at seven.
	Book ends in Ridgewood, New Jersey tomorrow at seven, and next week at the Reagan and Nixon Libraries, and you don't want to miss it, Newt's book is called Treason.
	Uh all right, guys, thank you so much for being with us.
	We appreciate it.
	Have a great tour, and I'm sure I'll be checking in often with both of you.
	Thanks, Sean.
	All right, eight hundred nine four one Sean is on number.
	Let's get to our busy telephones.
	Bob is in Levitown, New York, listening to the all-new AM 710, W O R, the voice of New York, New Jersey, and of course, Long Island.
	How are you, sir?
	I'm fine, Sean.
	How are you?
	I'm good.
	What's going on?
	Sean, uh, I was one of those undecided uh until the debate on Sunday night, and I'm now going to vote for Trump uh for a variety of reasons, but my wife has been in Trump's corner all along, and she had some uh thoughts.
	She had three ideas for Trump.
	You know, when she talks about she being Clinton about the emails and she said she made a mistake, my wife really pointed something out and said that Trump should have turned around to her and said, You made 33,000 mistakes, not just one.
	And I I think Trump uh, you know, would be wise to say something like that.
	The the other thing is uh Fox News and Chris Wallace have an opportunity on Sunday where the moderators have consistently aggressively gone after him.
	Will Chris Wallace ask the question of Hillary Clinton?
	Did you abuse and offend and debase the women who accused your husband of sexual assault?
	Will Chris Wallace have the courage to ask that through?
	I th I've never I have found Chris Wallace to have enormous amount of courage when it comes to asking questions.
	I honestly don't know where he stands politically.
	I mean, if I had to guess he probably thinks I'm a nut, you know, a right wing nut job.
	I don't know.
	But I have never s I've never I've never I don't think he's anybody that's afraid.
	I think he'll ask, you know, he's not gonna seek out my advice on questions, but I've watched him do interviews before, and and he doesn't seem to to shun asking tough questions, and I would expect both sides, they should expect tough questions from him.
	That's what he's always done, and I don't think he's gonna change his style now.
	So you think he'll he'll ask that specific question?
	I don't I have no idea.
	Yeah.
	And I uh look, I I only see him like once every four years at events.
	I'm not close to him.
	I don't know him that well.
	I mean, we have a cordial relationship, and but I I've watched the show enough to know that he never shies away from asking a tough question.
	So if I was Trump, I would expect tough questions.
	If I was Hillary, I'd expect tough questions.
	Well, we remember when you said you boxed in, Stephanopoulos.
	Yeah.
	When he debated, you know, the Romney debate.
	Right.
	This is is this uh a situation where you can get Chris on the phone and talk to him on air and say, Hey Chris, why don't you ask this question?
	No, you know what?
	It's not my place to tell Chris Wallace how to do his job.
	I mean, just like I would be I d wouldn't expect him to come up to me and say, Hannity, you know, you're being too one sided when I am an obvious conservative.
	I don't tell people how to do their jobs.
	I expect people, you know, are gonna be professional.
	I think he's been professional his whole career, and I would expect him to do a professional job.
	The one thing I would expect, I I think he'll be fair.
	If you want my honest opinion, I think he's gonna be tough on both candidates.
	That's what I expect.
	All right.
	I appreciate the call.
	Uh Mona is in Texas.
	Mona, hi, how are you?
	And I'm glad you called.
	Hi, I'm doing good.
	How are you?
	I'm good.
	Crazy times we are living in.
	Yes, we are.
	And let me tell you something.
	I didn't take it any way, shape or form that Trump was sending her to jail the immediate immediately after he said that.
	She belongs in jail.
	In for more than one reason.
	And listen, I am a deplorable gun carrying conservative Texas woman.
	And he is our only hope.
	He is our voice.
	And I will stand behind Trump all the way.
	I be in jail.
	I can only tell you that between the revelations in this new document dumped by WikiLeaks, the previous document dumps that showed that they colluded to to push out Bernie Sanders, the fact that they colluded with the media, the fact that Hillary has such contempt for the American people, The fact that she lies, as a matter of course, with such regularity.
	The fact that they colluded with the Justice Department, colluded with the Obama White House.
	There's so much collusion here.
	There's so much corruptness here.
	I I don't even know how it would begin to sort it out.
	The media is, and by the way, you are deplorable, on top of everything else.
	And I'm deplorable.
	And we're all the basket of deplorables, and we're all irredeemable.
	I'm a middle class person, a middle class female.
	And I am sick and tired of it.
	What he says to her is what we are all screaming at the TV.
	I'm sticking to our Republican congressman and all this stuff.
	Not I mean, come on, let me let me tell you.
	I don't have time to deal with this now.
	I don't, because uh really there's so much information I've got to impart to all of you and do my job here every day.
	But we have a big talk and discussion coming up after this election.
	I I've had it with all of these weak Republicans.
	And honestly, it's not their party.
	It's our party.
	It's the people's party.
	And it's time for a new party because you know something, they too are so entrenched in corruption and weakness and timidity and being visionless and spineless that I I just at this point in time, there's got to be a new movement that emerges out of all of this, and I want nothing to do with all of these weak, timid, feckless, visionless Republicans, nothing.
	I have no use for any of them.
	They're not willing to fight to change the country.
	They're not willing to fight to fulfill promises, specific promises they make to us.
	They're not willing to lay out a vision to solve our problems to get Americans back to work.
	I just honestly, it's I've never seen anything like it in my entire life.
	The level of government corruption is so bad.
	And I think one of the reasons you see everybody colluding against Trump so much is because Trump threatens all of their existence.
	And that means Republican establishment, the Democratic establishment, the DC establishment, the media establishment.
	He threatens to literally, you know, exp uh blow open a level of corruption and abuse of the American people that has been taking place now for a long time.
	And that's why they're so afraid of him.
	Anyway, Mona, thank you.
	Uh let's say hi of to Rick in St. Louis.
	Hey Rick, how are you?
	I'm good, Sean.
	How are you?
	I'm good.
	What's going on, sir?
	Not too much.
	Enjoyed being in your city the other day.
	I missed it.
	But listen, I just want to tell you what a class act your team is.
	But um anyway, listen, we the people place Donald Trump where he is.
	And Donald Trump and we the people, we're just in a heat of battle against, you know, the Army of Soros and Clinton and Obama and other entities of globalization, and these Republican defectors, they're just leaving us in the field to be defeated.
	Quite honestly, their actions just kind of serve them up as dual agents, in my opinion.
	The only explanation you can have for their actions or lack of action over the last several years, they're just part of this army of Soros, Obama, Clinton, and the other entities.
	And it is just so frustrating.
	At best they've just been ineffective at fighting this corruption, but at worst you're right, they're a part of it.
	They are part of it, Sean.
	And anyway, I just uh you know, and if you want to talk disgusting, let's let's get Benghazi out there.
	You know, Hillary Clinton has has in the controlling participants of Benghazi.
	You got an American ambassador and brave service personnel who were left on the field to die.
	You know, they were screaming for help while Hillary Clinton, Obama, and others were turning off their lights.
	That's just disgusting.
	And even more the heartbroken spouses and families, and we the people were lied to about what happened.
	If you remember the parading around about the video by Hillary Clinton Obama and the liberal liberal media.
	That's just disgusting.
	And further, she shared her heart when she stated in front of the committee.
	What does it matter anyway, Sean?
	And it's just crazy.
	And I I just hope that people uh I'm worried, I'm worried now that there's not enough time for the me for the public to absorb everything that I am trying to get out here.
	I'm really worried that I can't I don't have enough time in twenty-eight days to keep explaining this to the point where people fully and completely understand the depth of what it is that has happened, the collusion that goes on with the media, the collusion with the Justice Department, the collusion to hurt other people and disseminate false information.
	I I've never seen anything like it.
	How CNN can stay on the air after it's revealed that they're leaking their questions to a campaign is beyond any understanding I have.
	News Roundup Information Overload Hour, 800 941 Shauna's a toll free telephone number.
	So I have been telling you now for a long time the story about Kathy Shelton.
	And when I was at the debate on Sunday night in St. Louis, well I had an opportunity to meet Kathy Shelton, and I also again met Kathleen Willie and Juanita Broderick and Paula Jones was there, although I didn't see her, and I've interviewed her a number of times over the years.
	The story about Kathy Shelton is particularly heartbreaking and egregious.
	And you know, I just went over how the media has been colluding this entire campaign with the Clintons, which is why they've never asked any of the tough questions throughout the campaign for a lot of different reasons, as we pointed out here.
	I mean, we got this big document dump, and what do we find out?
	We got Univision urging Clinton to hit Trump harder.
	You've got CNN, you know, literally colluding, giving out questions ahead of time to the Clinton campaign.
	You got John Harwood advising the campaign, and yet he's a moderator.
	You got the New York Times giving the Hillary camp veto power.
	You got the Boston Globe coordinating to maximize her presence in the paper.
	You got Donna Brazil is now the DNC chief sharing town hall questions.
	How can she still have a job there?
	I've known Donna Brazil over the years.
	She's a hardcore Democrat.
	I saw her the other day.
	We get along fine.
	We've always gotten along.
	I know she's a hardcore Democrat.
	She doesn't apologize for it, but you can't be a journalist.
	Yeah, on CNN, you're gonna give away the questions.
	Imagine if I gave away Chris Wallace's questions to Donald Trump.
	By the way, Chris Wallace is never share the questions with me ever.
	You know, but I don't even talk to him.
	You know, and not because we never see each other.
	He's in Washington.
	It just would never happen.
	Anyway, and how they leaked Sanders dirt, and why didn't the media cover all of this?
	Well, we have the story of Kathy Shelton and Hillary Clinton in the early eighties.
	Hillary Clinton, as a favor, ends up becoming the attorney that represents a rapist of this twelve-year-old girl who we now know as Kathy Shelton.
	And by the way, if you look at the recording, she's since been asked about it.
	And what does she do?
	She brags about the fact that she knew he was guilty.
	She laughs that she got off this child rapist in the tape.
	And first we're gonna hear from Kathy Shelton on tape, and then we're gonna hear Hillary Clinton bragging about getting off somebody she knew was guilty and laughing about it.
	And then we're gonna interview Kathy Shelton and her attorney.
	Alright, that's all coming up.
	Listen to these tapes.
	After laughing on that tape and stuff, she's pretty well stuck in knowing that she lied and knowing that it happened to me.
	It was horrible, you know, because she's supposed to be for women and children, and here she is saying, Well, I know they did it, but I defended them anyway.
	And I think she got them both off on the technicality of losing something, and she lost it on purpose.
	It wasn't lost.
	How could all this stuff get lost?
	All of a sudden, I tried to get the hospital records, and they supposedly been lost in a flood.
	And as you have told me, you tried to get the police report and it was lost in a flood.
	Supposedly that's what happened to this too.
	I don't think she's remembering for girls.
	I think she's lying, I think she's doing anything she can to get in the campaign and win.
	Um she if she was, she wouldn't have done that to me at twelve years old.
	It's put a lot of anger back in me.
	And um every time I see her on TV, I just want to reach in there and grab her, but can't do that.
	I couldn't do that if I was in person, you know, to keep out of trouble.
	But I just my thing is I want to outspeak to the world out there at the White House where everybody can hear me on TV, and I really want to do this.
	And let them know, you know, what she's done to me, because I think a lot of people would look at her in a different way.
	I had nightmares and when I'd ride my bicycle, um, or anything like that, I would stay right there where my mom could see me, or I didn't deserve it.
	I mean, I was scared.
	I was totally freaked out, and for I went through counseling and for years I would hardly even be around men.
	If they tried to touch me or anything, I would just walk away.
	Prosecutor called me years ago because uh he had a guy who was three, and a guy wanted a woman.
	Uh you know.
	That's really awesome.
	Or that case where I've ever known that guy.
	That was it was it was it was a fascinating case.
	It was really an interesting case.
	This guy was raised twelve years, was the daughter of a family he was with sprinkle with the side of the track.
	And uh the guy was reinforced because family still had a little five.
	He was one of these ruthless folk that wasn't gonna make a living on the land.
	Of course, he climbed his kids and all this stuff.
	Took a lot of tape tests.
	I had them called it, which he passed forever and screamed my college.
	The uh but you know what was said about it was that the prosecutors had evidence among which was his under his underwear, which was like sat down at the crime lab for those efforts with form development.
	Crime lab, well, took a pair of underpants, neatly cut out part that they were gonna test.
	Came back on the result with kind of what it was, but was fixed differently.
	So I got word to see the edit.
	I had to go off and call it Miss Botha that yes, indeed I had a right to see the evidence before it was uh they presented other things.
	Well, hold on.
	I said, I what kind of evidence is that?
	You know, hold it.
	It was probably thrown away.
	Oh the piece that they cut out.
	It was real.
	I mean, I came bargained out because they didn't have any it turned out they didn't have any other.
	I went back and called Baylor Gibson that I had probably got the name that I cut out who's who and I've done all the stuff ahead of Bailey Gibson.
	I said, Well, I've just gotten ready to talk to New York about this miscarriage justice.
	So we we were gonna plea it, so I went before Bob could come and set the plea, and Bob would say, What what what is this you know?
	I felt like it was first to be regular, but dropping the charge and drop it.
	I can't remember something or something.
	So Bob and Tested, I didn't want you supposed to determine whether we actually support it.
	Bob can ask me to leave the room while he examined my client up to the five expects because I can't be honest.
	I don't want to talk about this instead of really that was my funny.
	But anyway, that's I did some of that.
	I didn't turn out.
	Oh, you play bargain got a bot with time to serve and try to jail, they're gonna try to jail not too bad.
	One of the women who is a wonderful woman at twelve years old, was raped.
	At twelve.
	Her client she represented, got him off, and she's seen laughing on two separate occasions, laughing at the girl who was raped.
	Kathy Shelton, that young woman, is here with us tonight.
	I think it's disgraceful, and I think she should be ashamed of herself.
	Unbelievable.
	How is it that you can brag?
	This was about a rape of a twelve year old girl.
	And the person accused, Thomas Alfred Taylor, accused of raping this young girl, Kathy Shelton, luring her into a car.
	And then these recordings that had not been reported, but Clinton suggesting that she knew he's guilty, you know, and that you know, forever changed my view and my faith in lie detector tests.
	Kathy Shelton joins us now along with her attorney, Candace Jackson.
	Welcome uh all of you to the program, both of you.
	Kathy, I met you the other night, and uh first thing I did was give you a hug and say I'm sorry for all you've been through, and I'll say that publicly because it's horrible.
	Are you there, Kathy?
	Can you hear me?
	Yes, yes.
	I'm sorry, I didn't know when I was supposed to come in.
	No, that's okay.
	I said I saw you the other night, I gave you a hug, you told me a little bit of your story, and uh I told you then and I'll tell you now, it's horrible what you've been through.
	Thank you.
	I appreciate it.
	And it really your life hasn't changed, has it?
	It just has impacted you your whole life.
	Yes, sir, it has.
	Yeah, and it even affected your ability to have children, if I'm not mistaken.
	Yes.
	It was the doctor told me it's a ninety-nine percent chance that I couldn't have children.
	As a result of this rape.
	Yes, sir.
	Let's talk about Hillary Clinton's involvement.
	We just heard the tape where, you know, well, they needed a female lawyer, a fascinating case, and you know, this guy lured you into a car to the extent that you feel comfortable.
	Tell us what happened.
	Um, I was lured into a car, took it out on a road that I have no idea, screaming and crying, and I was being called all kinds of names, and before it was over, I was pretty much out.
	But there was another guy involved that they're not bringing up that was uh under the age of eighteen, so I guess they can't, but they they they both uh raped me, and I remember him saying you like it, bitch, don't you?
	And the last thing I remember pretty much is crawling and they were coming back for me, and I ended up on somebody's porch and a light came on and it scared him off, and after that I went out and I didn't wake up for five days later, I was in a coma.
	Now Hillary's beating me.
	I'm sorry, go ahead.
	I was in a coma because they had beaten me so bad when they were doing it.
	Hillary Clinton says in this recording, well, this guy was accused of raping a twelve year old, by the way, that's your life.
	And of course he claimed he didn't do it and all this stuff.
	And then she described the event.
	She was describing this ten years after she had defended this rapist, and you know, had a very complacent attitude.
	You know, I had him take a polygraph, which he passed, which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs, and then she left.
	So she's admitting she knew he was guilty or thought he was guilty.
	What is your reaction to that?
	Well, every time I hear Hillary Clinton speak, she says she's for children and women.
	Um I think she's a liar, because if she was for children, she would have helped me through that and still she put me what no twelve year old would go through.
	Um I had to take a lie detector test, I had to look through a window and identify these guys.
	I had to take a psychic uh uh um evaluation at a psychiatrist center.
	I'm sorry, I forget what that's called.
	Um Yeah, no, no, you got it right.
	Candace, you want to help me there.
	Yeah, because of the because of the vicious lies that Hillary Clinton began telling about Kathy, and it's reflected in the court documents.
	Hillary Clinton petitioned the court to force Kathy at twelve years old to undergo all kinds of psychiatric interrogations and evaluations based on Hillary Clinton's lies that Kathy at twelve years old was fantasizing about older men, was inviting this to happen to her, romanticize the experience.
	It it was un stuff that you would not expect from a feminist.
	Let me let me read to you from a July twenty eighth court affidavit, nineteen seventy-five.
	She wrote, Hillary Clinton did, that she had been informed the young girl was, quote, emotionally unstable, had a quote tendency to seek out older men and engage in fantasizing.
	I've also been told by an expert child psychologist that children in early adolescents tend to exaggerate or romanticize sexual experiences, and that adolescents in disorganized families such as the complaint's are even more prone to exaggerate behavior.
	Now we've got to keep in mind here, she's acknowledging that she knows or believes the guy's guilty, and yet she is doing everything she can do to further traumatize a young twelve-year-old who was raped.
	That she agrees was raped, that she thinks is raped.
	Am I wrong in my interpretation, Candace?
	That's exactly right.
	This is one of our very first early examples of Hillary Clinton's lifelong pattern of defending and protecting rapists and abusers of women.
	This is someone who holds herself out publicly as some kind of champion for women and feminists and engaged in the very tactics that are now banned in most states, the blame the victim of rape tactics that are now protected by most rape shield laws.
	You would uh you would not expect uh uh a true women's rights advocate to go after a twelve-year-old girl uh in this kind of way, blaming her as the victim for her rape.
	And it gets even worse than that.
	Because she's also at several points when discussing the crime lab's accidental destruction of DNA evidence that tied Taylor to the crime.
	She's heard laughing because there was evidence in this case.
	There was there was uh from what I understand, blood and semen and underwear in this case.
	Am I wrong?
	Absolutely true.
	It uh the DNA test had been confirmed, had proved his guilt, uh, beyond a shadow of a doubt.
	Well, I want you to I want you to backtrack here.
	In other words, they had matched his blood, his semen, from her underwear in this case that was already done.
	Correct.
	His semen and Kathy's blood were on the underwear, had been tested, had confirmed Taylor's guilt, and Hillary Clinton pulled a fast one and a dirty trick and sent the rest of the underwear with that sample cut out to her own expert in New York.
	And when that came back clean because it was the rest of the underwear that did not have the samples on it, who cut it out to go back into court.
	Who cut it out?
	Hillary and her expert.
	In other words, you sent the gave them the sample so they could double check the the crime lab's uh proof positive that it was Kathy's blood and his semen.
	So you sent the evidence so they could double check it, and then they cut away the evidence that was there or the part of the underwear that had the evidence, and and then in other words, they basically removed the evidence and send it back, sorry, we can't test it, because it's gone.
	Exactly.
	And and that's what set and that's what set her up to get him a plea bargain to get off with two months of time served.
	Two so a rapist was set free.
	Did he ever rape again?
	Do we know?
	Not that we not that we've confirmed.
	No.
	But these kind of people these kind of predators don't do it once.
	I don't mean there, but Candace, I heard he did one more time.
	Somebody had told me that, but I'm not sure it's true.
	I'm not exactly sure, so I don't want to say let me put you guys on hold for one second here, because I just want to come back and and I know I uh I know we uh we have a lot to get to.
	I just want to reiterate exactly what happened here so the audience knows what Hillary Clinton did.
	The great champion of women's rights.
	All right, eight hundred nine four one Sean.
	We'll continue more with Kathy Shelton and her attorney, Candace Jackson, and much much more.
	800 nine four one Sean is a toll-free telephone number.
	The harrowing story.
	I mean, it is unbelievable.
	Nineteen seventy-five is the year, uh, the same year that Hillary Clinton married Bill Clinton.
	Anyway, a woman by the name of Kathy Shelton was raped by a man named Thomas Alfred Taylors, accused of raping this child after luring her into a car.
	Anyway, Hillary Clinton is heard on tape bragging a number of times about how she defended him.
	First she says, Well, I was asked as a favor to do this, and I defended the guy, and then she goes off to describe many things.
	And uh describing the events a decade after they happened.
	Clinton's very conversational.
	We just played it in the last half hour, casual, complacent toward her b attitude towards her client.
	I had him take a tall uh polygraph which he passed, which forever destroyed my faith in polygraph, she added with a laugh.
	Clinton can also be heard laughing at several points when discussing the crime lab's uh accidental destruction of DNA evidence that actually showed the semen of this guy Taylor and Kathy's blood.
	Unbelievable.
	And we continue now with Kathy and her advocate Candace Jackson is also with us.
	So I I thought you were an attorney.
	I apologize if you're not.
	Yeah, attorney and advocate.
	Okay, you got it.
	Thank you.
	Uh anyway, listen, let me go back and reiterate what happened here.
	So this horrible, horrible rape happens to Kathy Shelton when she's twelve years old.
	So Hillary Clinton, the defendant wants a female lawyer, so as quote a favor, she br she's brought in as the attorney in this case.
	So on tape, ten years later, after he gets this guy off with time served, she's laughing at the fact and mocking the fact, well, I had him take a polygraph, which forever destroyed my faith and polygraphs, ha ha ha, which means she thought he was guilty.
	And then she's laughing at several points discussing the crime lab's accidental destruction of DNA evidence.
	The crime lab had already determined that it was Kathy's blood on the underwear and this guy Taylor's seaman on the underwear.
	That's correct, right?
	That is correct.
	And then after the crime lab report pinpointed that it was him and it was Kathy's blood and it was Kathy's underwear, well then the Clinton defense team, they wanted the evidence to test independently, correct?
	Right.
	Okay, so they then you gave over all of the evidence to them to have it tested independently.
	In other words, the crime lab gave the underwear to the defense team.
	To take to their own lab, their own expert, right?
	Right.
	Okay.
	Now I assume everything was intact at that point.
	Is that true?
	I believe the prosecution crime lab had cut a sample out, uh, but there but it was Hillary and her expert who then made sure that the only remaining piece of the underwear to be tested was carefully cut around so that there was no evidence uh on the sample that the defense tested.
	So in other words, you think that they very corruptly purposefully tried not to test where the semen and the blood would be.
	Is that a fair statement?
	Oh, absolutely.
	And I think I think Hillary herself uh verifies that in the way that she laughed about saying, Yeah, yeah, we're gonna bring this guy out from New York to, you know, supposedly avoid this miscarriage of justice, ha ha ha.
	And then on top of that, in a court affidavit, Hillary Clinton, then the attorney for the accused rapist, you know, tried to create the image that she is Kathy was emotionally unstable at twelve years of age, had a tendency to seek out older men and engage in fantasizing, quote.
	I have also been told by an expert in child psychology that children in early adolescence tend to exaggerate and romanticize sexual experiences, and that adolescents and disorganized families, such as the complaint, are even more prone to exaggerate behavior.
	So she basically tried to blame the victim, Kathy, in this case.
	She did.
	And I and you know, Kathy, Kathy can tell you uh about about how that impacted her days upon days upon days in a row, she was in tears, unable to function because of being blamed and smeared and lied about by Hillary Clinton.
	It re-traumatized her beyond the trauma of the original violent rape.
	Kathy, let me ask you, how did that impact you as she tried to blame you, the victim?
	Um look, I only know what I was like at twelve years old.
	Most of us all we cared about was sports.
	I doubt you knew much about anything in terms of what it was happening to you.
	Am I right in assuming that?
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	So you so this was just a lie, an elaborate lie to smear you.
	Yes, sir, it was.
	Yeah.
	Then it was uh a lie perpetrated on you by Hillary Clinton.
	Yes, it was.
	What is the impact on you?
	What was the impact then?
	What's the impact today?
	Um the impact then was she put me through so much um that I had my mom to take me away from it, and I said, Whatever happens, happens.
	I can't go back.
	I can't take it no more.
	I was totally crying, and I couldn't even talk to him from crying because they were accusing me of so much stuff that was untrue.
	And now today it impacts me that I hear her say for she's for women and children.
	And I think back to the day, if she was for women and children, why didn't she help me?
	She's laughing, saying she knows it happened.
	Why didn't she help me through that m making me feel like, you know, I've been hit twice instead of once.
	I've been hit with rape and I've also been hit with telling I'm a liar when I'm not so really you got hit a lot of different ways here.
	Not only were you raped at the tender age of twelve years old.
	No woman should ever have to experience that.
	That has impacted you in many ways for the rest of your life.
	You were no longer allowed to ha you were not physically able to have children as a result of this violent rape.
	And then you get called basically they blame you and say that you somehow uh uh created all of this in your mind, which is like a s a psychological torture for somebody and then she's out there saying she's the champion of women and you're listening to her.
	I can only imagine how you feel.
	Not good.
	Candace I think the record needs to need to be very clear.
	As an attorney I can I can answer the the feedback that you get from from a lot of Hillary Clinton defenders out there.
	Well she was just defending the client.
	What was she supposed to do as a lawyer?
	Let me tell you there are lots of ways that you can zealously defend a client and even a client who is a horrible criminal without engaging in the vicious callous tactics of blaming the victim, smearing her and putting her through double hell the way that Hillary Clinton chose to do.
	I I I I just don't know what else you can say about this.
	Now you know, Kathy, you were counted not only the brutal assault but you were knocked into a coma.
	You needed stitches around you know your private area when you you had stitches down there when you woke up and that you were torn up so bad and that's when the doctors told you even at the age of twelve there was a ninety nine percent chance you could not have children and uh that had to be even more devastating to you.
	Yes, it was it was very devastating because when I was young um I always wanted to be a math teacher and have a a child of my own 'cause I love kids and I found out that I couldn't have children and then it just kinda my I tried to go to uh vochech and I right before I graduated I just pulled out of it.
	I was dramatized so bad that I just couldn't do it and I was going to go from Brotech on to see if I could be a schoolteacher for a math because that's what I always enjoyed but after that I just couldn't bring myself to go there.
	I probably went downhill the wrong way got in some crowds I shouldn't have been in but I'm just happy that I'm here today and I'm trying to deal with it.
	You know and it gets even more bizarre because in the affidavit that Clinton asked the court they she was asking the court to order you to undergo a psychiatric exam from a doctor selected by her legal team and then argued well the evaluation is unnecessary because you are emotionally unstable.
	So again blame the victim.
	The 12 year old girl also exhibits an unusual stubbornness and temper when she does not get her way argued Hillary Clinton the 12 year old rape victim where the seaman was confirmed by a criminal lab uh to be this guy Mr Taylor.
	Unbelievable I I don't even know what to say, Kathy.
	I mean our justice system failed you and the person that failed you the most is somebody that claims to be the great champion of women's rights and that's Hillary Clinton.
	You know she kept saying the other night well that's the real Donald Trump do you think this is the real Hillary Clinton?
	No, sir I don't not at all.
	Yeah.
	What do you think, Candace?
	What what do people need to take away from this?
	I think I think that a clean non-corrupt justice system would not have failed Cathy Shelton.
	This is one of our earliest first examples of Hillary Clinton's lifelong pattern of engaging in callousness and corruption to get what she wants to win to be the star.
	She will trample on whatever victim she has to women, children.
	She not only used and abused Kathy she used and abused the justice system in this case by falsifying evidence by lying to the court it is the whole package demonstrating the corruption and uh just lack of humanity in this woman.
	And she has been after power position after power position her entire career.
	She has left a trail of female victims in her wake, and Kathy just might be one of her first.
	Kathy, you want to add anything else, and I'm just I know I'm speaking for an audience here.
	No young girl, and you are a young girl, and you are not responsible for what happened to you.
	And I know uh it's just it breaks my heart that any woman would go through this.
	Is there anything else you'd like to tell our audience?
	Um yeah, Candace What she said at the last year, I am her first, very first victim out of law school.
	I'm the first um case she ever had in her life out of law school.
	Right.
	Well, I truly appreciate you taking the time to tell your story.
	You're extremely brave to do so.
	I'm sorry that this has impacted you your entire life uh as a result of all this.
	This was a total miscarriage of justice.
	The fact that uh Kansas says that the semen was confirmed in the lab and the blood was confirmed in the lab, and then the evidence goes missing is a a total miscarriage of justice and a shame, and for her to be laughing and bragging about it, knowing and ex and ex even admitting that she believes in his guilt is unconscionable.
	Uh nobody with a heart and soul that says they care about women's rights could defend what she did in this case.
	It's a you know, this they were talking about a a child here.
	So Sean, I just want to add one one thing, and that is it really impacted me after after attending the debate with Kathy on Sunday night, that Kathy turned to me with tears in her eyes and she said, You know, I met Donald Trump for the very first time tonight, and he came up to me and he apologized to me for what I had been through, and Hillary Clinton has never once expressed any remorse or s or sympathy for what I went through.
	I am so sorry you live through this, Kathy, and I know I speak for my entire audience.
	There's not one person that's listening to this program right now, does does not feel so bad for you and the pain that you've been through.
	Uh, and I know you have a foundation.
	What's your foundation?
	It's their life foundation set up to give voices to victims of uh particularly women who abuse their positions of power, and there's no greater illustration of that than Hillary Clinton.
	All right, guys, thank you.
	Kathy, God bless you, and it was an honor to meet you the other night, and hopefully we'll get to see you again.
	Thank you.
	Okay, thank you.
	It was nice to meet you here, and thank you, Candace.
	All right, guys, thanks.
	800 nine four one Sean.
	Wow.
	You want to vote for Hillary now?
	Another issue that the media ignored.
	Imagine if this was Donald Trump.
	Wonder if it was Donald Trump.
	I know some of you are so outraged, so offended by locker room talk.
	You offended by this?
	You offended by what you just heard?
	Where's the me well?
	We know where the news media is because we know that Univision was advising Hillary Clinton ahead harder and that CNBC, even one of their debate moderators, John Harwood, was advising the Clinton campaign, and Jake Tapper's friends with uh John Podesta and the New York Times was giving Hillary veto power and the Boston Globe was coordinating to maximize her presence in their paper, and she was even told when a smile, and poor Donna Brazil.
	She shared CNN town hall questions.
	So corrupt.
	It is so fundamentally broken.
	But don't worry, Republicans will turn on Donald Trump.
	AJ from Houston, Texas.
	AJ, is that heartbreaking or what?
	Big time Sean Henry, you know I can't even holler out my big time Sean Hannity after hearing all that.
	You know, my thoughts and prayers goes out there, because I got daughters, and I would be furious.
	And then for Hillary to do what she did to this woman, I am furious.
	And for all you cheap that's voting for this vicious woman, y'all should be ashamed of yourself.
	I always say God don't like ugly, and he ain't too good about pretty.
	And what y'all putting in our White House, why is Bill not on the rape list?
	I mean, they come out it's not about Bill, it's about Hillary.
	Uh wait a minute.
	That's her husband.
	And look what he did to women, and he's going back in our White House so he can do it all over again.
	I mean, this is in the media.
	CNN, all them dirt bags.
	Everybody should call him out.
	And we hear Paul Ryan ain't taking no calls now after he sold everybody out.
	You know the Republicans better wake up because you're right.
	It's short time now.
	But uh Trump got a team.
	This is not about Trump.
	This is about taking America back.
	And Trump got a team.
	He's bigger than he ever knew.
	And Lord help us if this woman gets in the White House.
	We will get out there and vote this man in.
	If we don't, Sean, I tell you what, that poor woman and the rest of the women that got raped, oh my God.
	God help us all.
	Sean, love.
	Well you can if you want to listen, if you want to call Paul Ryan or any congressman, we always have the number, 202-224-3121.
	And we give out the switchboard number all the time.
	202-224-3121.
	All right, big time AJ.
	We appreciate it.
	Thank you, sir, for being with us.

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