their enemies. look at their number one enemy, kim star, who is, you know, now has a hell of a problem with rape down there, bail. he used to be a cigarette lawyer. and he was the great icon of the washington establishment. well, we kind of know about that. bill clinton is going to be probably one of the most successful post-war presidents, i guess, the third, second most popular human being on the planet now. and we go through these things all of the time. and of course the new york times and the washington post and the cocktail party, the dinner party crowd, they get all out of breath and screaming and yelling at each other and turns out to be nothing. whatever happened to benghazi? which was, you know i haven t heard that word in i don t know how long. yeah, that was something that got tremendous amounts of congressional investigation, there s trey gowdy s committee, ultimately, i think, every iteration of investigation has said that there were genuine security failures and
malfeasan malfeasance, corruption, scandal, illegality, et cetera. and the big central question is, is this because of their enemies or is it because of something they do? is it really your position that it s 100% their enemies that we find ourselves in these situations? 100%, maybe 97.2. i don t know. i think that the clintons basically are better people than their enemies. look at their number one enemy, kim star, who is, you know, now has a hell of a problem with rape down there, bail. he used to be a cigarette lawyer. and he was the great icon of the washington establishment. well, we kind of know about that. bill clinton is going to be probably one of the most successful post-war presidents, i guess, the third, second most popular human being on the planet now. and we go through these things all of the time. and of course the new york times and the washington post and the cocktail party, the dinner party crowd, they get all
it s 100% their enemies that we find ourselves in these situations? 100%, maybe 97.2. i don t know. i think that the clintons basically are better people than their enemies. look at their number one enemy, kim star, who is, you know, now has a hell of a problem with rape down there, bail. he used to be a cigarette lawyer. and he was the great icon of the washington establishment. well, we kind of know about that. bill clinton is going to be probably one of the most successful post-war presidents, i guess, the third, second most popular human being on the planet now. and we go through these things all of the time. and of course the new york times and the washington post and the cocktail party, the dinner party crowd, they get all