while he was a law student what compels him to say he was arrested in south africa trying to see nelson mandela that never happened. he feels he can always get away with it because he knows there won t be any true consequences. he eventually became president after all and that s despite remember, his first run for president going for the white house, he had to drop out due to plagiarism. stealing somebody else s work as his own. look, if biden ran on being the second coming of george washington in terms of trust. he is as trusted as jussie smollett at this point. there is a new cnn poll out and it finds that two thirds, ben, of the american people do not trust this president. three in four independence, 75% do not trust him. that s a big deal for a guy who basically said trust me, i m not donald trump. well, no one trusts you either, pal. i think there is a different standard too, joe. we a have standard for local
foundation, millions of dollars that went to a moroccan king. we didn t know about a lot of that until we saw the e-mails. the substance of the e-mails were not pretty for the clinton team. right. what you re saying, ed, is that stealing somebody else s private information, you know, the ends justify the means, right? you know, i actually heard very little on this and other networks about what we call a classic textbook pay for play, which is donald trump giving money to the attorney general of florida so that she could shut down an investigation of trump university. all this stuff about morocco, incidentally, there was zero, zero that came out from wikileaks or anything else that tied any official actions by hillary clinton to anything done by the foundation. she was disassociated from the foundation. we can relitigate it. what congressman franks is saying, the media should be stealing information from whoever they want and putting it out there.