outrageous examples of west wing bias. no sh shortage of material this week. we bring in president brem bosel. doctor hannity how are you? dr. hannity. now you sound like levin. we have the tory megan kelly breaks a big story huge whistleblower. he has an interview how the department of justice is using racial politics. let s go to some of her interview. do you believe the doj has a policy of not pursuing cases if the defendant is black and the victim is white? particularly in voting, in voting that will be the case over the next few years. there s no doubt about it. in fairness we covered it here on this show as our audience saw. i watched that interview. it was absolutely explosive. here you had a whistleblower from the department of justice saying how eric hold he shall the attorney general rale and his office stepped in and
and a senior strategist for mitt with us, john lovett, former speechwriter for both president obama and hillary clinton and romney s 2012 presidential run, and stuart, to take me inside these numbers. for example, in 2012 looking at current hollywood comedy writer. john lovett, you ve written some jokes for these kinds of romney, he won big in these speeches. polls on the first debate, he won by a margin of 42, then i m hoping that our audience saw all of this during rachel s president obama won the next one hour. by a margin of seven and the give us your scorecard of what next by a margin of eight. you saw tonight. that s the way all these numbers first of all, i do need to be careful, because i did seen a were assembled. non-disclosure agreement with but i guess it s fair to say, hillary clinton had the weakest the trump campaign, but you know donald trump was, how is he opponent in a debate that anyone going to act at this dinner, has seen before. right? well, you know, you go b
it had a very unexpected ending, this story. i did not see this coming. i don t think the audience saw this coming. not from the way they reacted. this is not how i thought this story would end. as americans, we have a responsibility to learn from your service. i m thinking of an example, lieutenant alvin shell who was based here at ft. bragg. a few years ago on a supply route outside baghdad, he and his team were engulfed by flames from an rpg attack. covered with gasoline, he ran into the fire to help his fellow soldiers and then led them two miles back to camp victory where he finally collapsed, covered
hernandez, congressional intern who helped save the live of congresswoman gabby giffords. the speech writers come up with a way to fit the personal story of the hero into the speech. the person gets recognition at the big speech event. it s a way we model heroism for the whole country. i do not resent this at all. i think it s cool. when presidents speak to military audiences, there s a variation on this, where they highlight the story of a service member who has a connection to that specific military audience. president obama speaking today at ft. bragg on the occasion of the ending of the iraq war. president obama did one of those tried and trued include a personal story thing. in the middle of his speech today about the war ending. the president told a service member s individual story. but this time there was a surprise. it had a very unexpected ending, this story. i did not see this coming. i don t think the audience saw this coming.