well on the clinton legacy. brian: nothing was tightened up. from what hillary clinton was doing when she was in office and what she was doing after office. defense department official circulating. when we would ask her in the campaign look, what did hillary clinton think about syria or this issue in 2013 was she was no longer secretary of state she was gone. also now turns out she had access. ainsley: well, she had to write her memoir. working on a book. steve: she came out of woods to go to barnes & noble. good to see you guys. ainsley: thank you, ed. liberals criticizing vice president mike pence for respecting his marriage. when did having value become a bad thing. federalist molly hemingway is sounding off on this next. brian: brand new trend of college students violating the first amendment right of conservatives on campus. last night charles murray ambushed. [chanting charles murray no more, antiwoman, annual at this war]
his people told the press that it was bill clinton who said, hillary, you are not focusing enough on the key swing states and on rednecks like me. that s the actual quote he said on tape. so it s interesting to see him on the record blaming everyone else but on the scene he claims the campaign. are you sure he didn t vote for trump? a deplorable. normally you can look across the table and say, hmm, this is race. and now you re saying it was i don t know. by the way, the most interesting part to me was that somebody said, you know, should president obama have a recess appointment to put hillary clinton on the supreme court? this was the argument about the clinton legacy. can you imagine? and, of course, the answer was, no, she wouldn t want the gig but it was interesting. she would take it in a
situations are sick and tired of the democratic double standard when it comes to sexual abuse of women. there s another thing that s going on here among the right, among grassroots voters are who stick and tired of feckless gop candidates and politicians who are so much more comfortable trashing conservatives than they are in attacking the stained clinton legacy. and so when you have trump sticking out his neck here raising something that is completely fair game and you have these established candidates like chris christie and john kasich and jeb bush all getting their panties in a bunch, in a knot because he s saying the obvious, it really shows you why we re in the predicament we re in in the gop primary. doesn t it show once again that trump will go there and other republicans are too timid? because i don t think democrats i mean, they can t even when they don t have an issue, they just make it up.
persuasions are sick and tired of the democratic double standard when it comes to sexual abuse of women. there s another thing that s going on here among the right, among grassroots voters are who sick and tired of feckless gop candidates and politicians who are so much more comfortable trashing conservatives than they are in attacking the stained clinton legacy. and so when you have trump sticking out his neck here raising something that is completely fair game and you have these established candidates like chris christie and john kasich and jeb bush all getting their panties in a bunch, in a knot because he s saying the obvious, it really shows you why we re in the predicament we re in in the gop primary. doesn t it show once again that trump will go there and other republicans are too timid? because i don t think democrats i mean, they can t even when they don t have an issue, they just make it up. the republicans are racist, war on women, mitt romney, binders
if the elections were held today, just among the folks with the african american vote, we would lose. but i think we have a path to winning the support of a lot of folks in the african american community. i m just not well known in the african american community. i think people will tell you. so we have to do a better job in discussing my record in the united states congress. it s one of the strongest records of any member in terms of civil rights. how does he turn that around in south carolina? can he possibly gain support in the african american community? yeah, i think absolutely. i spoke as a surrogate to the south carolina aflcio, the support there and almost half the delegates were african american, was overwhelming for bernie, because of where he stands on economic issues. the notion that because of some clinton legacy, you know, months from now, people are going to turn out and vote for hillary, regardless of issues where there are differences i don t believe