Episode #106: The Madness of Queen Hillary

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I'm going to share some of the stories or some of the sound bites from this conference and reaction from people like Tucker Carlson and even Andrea Mitchell, who are just dumbfounded. So it looks like job creation is rocking in the country. Job creation surged in May thanks to a jump in construction positions and a boom in professional and business services, not hamburger flippers, folks. All right. This came from ADP and Moody's Analytics. Payrolls increased by two hundred fifty three thousand. Well, ahead of expectations, they thought it would be one hundred and seventy four. Pretty darn good. Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, told CNBC. So that means the unemployment rates, which is great, which is four point four percent, the lowest in 28 years, is quickly headed to four percent. This labor market is rip roaring and getting really tight. Very good. Very good news. Making America great again. By the way, if you want to hire me full time, I'm available. All right. Let's get into. Hillary Clinton. She was at a 2017 code conference yesterday. She was being interviewed on stage. There's a lot to take in here. And let's let's just get right to it, OK? She is blamed. At least I I've heard 30. Groups, individuals, organizations for her loss. And yesterday, she really took the gloves off. She really. I don't even know. Here's here is the first soundbite that I want to focus on. She says she takes. Well, just I want you to listen to how tortured this is. Look, I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost. OK. I take responsibility for every decision I made. But my decisions were not why she lost. Here it again. Look, I take responsibility for every decision I made, but that's not why I lost. Unreal. So I think it's important that we learn the real lessons from this last campaign, because the forces that we are up against are not just interested in influencing our elections and our politics. They are going after our economy and they're going after our unity as a nation. I know. Look what look what they're doing to the job market. I mean, wow. Woo. Yeah. So, yes, back in 98. Look, I've I have been watching this. She's talking about the vast right wing conspiracy that she parodied in 1998. Then, you know, obviously the target for a number of years. And she's not taking responsibility not only for her decisions in the last campaign, but in her life. That's what she's saying here. Nothing that she's endured in the press, nothing that has caused scrutiny of her is her fault. This is absolutely remarkable. What is hard for people to really accept, although now after the election, there's greater understanding is that there are forces in our country. Look, look, OK, it's it's it's breathtaking. One good thing came out of the the conference yesterday. She said she's not going to run again. That's good, right? Are you running again, by the way? OK, nobody. OK, good. We know. Well, who knows? Who knows if she's going to run again? And then she went after the DNC. I get the nomination. So I'm now the nominee of the Democratic Party. I inherit nothing from the Democratic Party. What do you mean nothing? I mean, well, you did inherit a lot of help. You did inherit a DNC chair who rigged the primaries in your favor. OK, got rid of Bernie Sanders as a candidate. So you did inherit that. It was bankrupt. It was on the verge of insolvency. Its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. I had to inject money into it. This is the DNC, the DNC to keep it going. Really? How much money did you inject in it? OK. Donald Trump, who did nothing about really setting up any kind of data operation, inherits an RNC data foundation that after the Republicans lost in 2012 and they thought they had a very good operation with the setup that Romney did, the called Orca. They thought that was really state of the art. They lose. Yeah. So they raised best estimates are close to 100 million dollars. They brought in their main vendors. They basically said we will never be behind the Democrats again. OK. This has, I think, really cut deep into the Democrat Party, the people who were in charge, then the people who are in charge now, because this is this is this is insulting to their efforts. All right. Former director of data science at the DNC blasted Hillary on Twitter. Because of what she just said there. Andrew Thoreau, former director of data science for the DNC, said that her claims are effing bullshit. DNC data, folks, today's accusations are effing bullshit. And I hope you understand the good you did despite this nonsense. This could be the point where the DNC is done with at least Hillary Clinton and they should be done with her. She lost the election for them. Thoreau charged that his team did more than they are being given credit for, will not allow them to be thrown under the bus. We will respond in due time for now. Just realize your work was worth way more than you're getting credit for. Private mode be damned. That is too important. I am willing to let my people. I'm not willing to let my people be thrown under the bus. Andrew Thoreau. Unbelievable. But it didn't stop there. No, no, no. There was much more. She blamed the assumption that she would win, which, by the way, she assumed she'd win. I also think I was the victim of a very broad assumption I was going to win. OK. Here's a woman who has led a an unbelievably privileged life. She has lived in the White House for eight years. She has been the secretary of state, a senator. Her faux charity raised two billion dollars, which has just disappeared into the ether, by the way. And she is a victim. Are you nuts? I also think I was the victim of a very broad assumption I was going to win. It doesn't matter what you do to her. You are going to win. Yeah, just, you know, everybody. Nate Silver and. Yeah. And he has an 88 percent. Yeah, she has an 89. Yeah. And, you know, I never believed that. I always thought it was going to be a close election. Our elections are always close. And, you know, if you have an hour next to your name or a day next to your name, you end up often falling in line to vote for your candidate. So I think a lot of people will get to that after the election. You know, we're not going to worry about it right now. And that turned out to be a terrible mistake. So a victim of that, they thought you were going to win. Well, I think that was part of that, a financial element, that they made money from this. Oh, I think. Well, look, you know, the the networks made more money than they've made in years. And we've got lots of network executives saying things like, you know, he may not be good for the country, but he's good for business. Unbelievable. Despite that, the the media was in the tank for her, despite the fact that Hollywood is in the tank for her music industry in the tank for. She was a victim. She was a victim because. Of the assumption she would win, it's just, I mean, wow. I mean, Rob, oh, I just wonder which med she's going to have to up. This is this is spectacular. Oh, oh, and then she she talked about the Goldman Sachs thing and blamed 9-11 on. The reason why she was paid to do speeches for Goldman Sachs for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Arrest Kushner now. Wrong by. I was a senator from New York. I knew these people and I knew what they did for the economy and I knew what they did to the economy. And I think that, you know, speaking to them, raising questions, which I did in 2008 and 2009. You know, people have no reason to know this. But in the 2008 campaign before the Iowa caucus, I actually ran an ad about the looming mortgage crisis. So I have to say, well, I never I never thought that anybody would throw out my entire career of standing up and speaking out and voting against and voting in favor of what I thought are good policies, because I made a couple of speeches and you made a couple of 20 minute speeches. You made four or five hundred thousand dollars for them. You you got in bed with your enemy, Sunshine. So when you're the secretary of state, people want to hear what you talk about. The most common thing that I talked about in all those speeches was the hunt for bin Laden. You know, that was, you know, one of the central missions that I felt on from the time the towers fell on 9-11 as a senator from New York. And to be part of that, to be one of the very few people advising the president on that, you know, that was a fascinating issue. And I thought so now she sways into taking credit for finding bin Laden. Wow. Wow. Tucker Carlson analyzed some of the things she had to say, and there's there's so much to say in this in this tech conference Q&A that I got a hard time digesting it all. Here's a little bit. Tucker Carlson taking on a couple of the other items that she talked about. But first tonight, Hillary Clinton appears to be making a fashion statement by adopting the left's trendiest new accessory, a tinfoil hat. Oh, it was all on yesterday. While taking questions at a tech conference in California today, Clinton dismissed the scandal over her private email server as a nonissue of zero importance. My email account was turned into, you know, the biggest scandal since Lord knows when. It wasn't your email account. It was the fact that as the secretary of state, you had a private server which was illegal, not only a private email account, unsecured mobile devices, but a private server. This was the biggest nothing burger ever. Oh, God, can we stop with the nothing burger? All right. If you're if you're over 30, don't buy into the popular vernacular, this nothing burger thing. I'm sorry. That's an aside. I don't don't say it. Don't say it. It was a mistake. I've said it was a mistake. And obviously, if I got turned the clock back, I wouldn't have done it in the first place. Oh, crap. You would have done it. You set up the private server. You lost 36000 emails you said were about yoga lessons at your daughter's wedding, which is a pile of horse shit. You set it up so you could talk to foreign nationals. You could secure donations to the Clinton Foundation from countries like Saudi Arabia. And you sold power and influence. And you sold one fifth of the uranium mining rights of the United States to the Russians. The way that it was used. That was for a donation of one hundred and twenty five billion dollars was very damaging. It meant nothing. It was totally irrelevant. Which does raise the question, if it didn't mean anything, why did it hurt her campaign so much? She had an explanation for that, too. She said, because the right wingers in the media, the Washington Post, the New York Times wouldn't let it go. Wait, wait, wait, wait. The right wingers in the Washington Post and the New York Times. I know you had Dean McKay here from the New York Times yesterday and they covered it like it was Pearl Harbor. And then in their endorsement of me, they said this email thing. It's like a and they endorsed her help desk issue. So it was always a hard issue to put to bed, but we put it to bed in July and then it rose up again. I could say something about putting things to bed. I mean, her husband. Put a lot of women to bed, whether they liked it or not. Then it got weird. Then she started talking about Russian influence and Macedonia. Oddly enough, here's a little more of a Tucker taking on Hillary. How did they know what messages to deliver? Who told who told them? Yeah, they coordinating with or colluding with. There's all these stories about, you know, guys over in Macedonia who are running these fake news sites. The Russians, in my opinion, and based on the intel and counterintel people, just the Russians, which Russians, which which organization, which Russians, what are you talking about? Well, I've talked to could not have known how best to weaponize that information unless they had been guided. And here's a here's a by Americans guided by Americans within one hour, one hour of the excess Hollywood tapes being leaked. Now, that's the Trump saying grab a woman by the P word, which, by the way, again, illegally obtained the person who left the microphone on and continued to roll tape needs to never work in broadcasting again. That aside, Donald Trump talked about it. Bill Clinton did it. OK. Within one hour, the Russians say WikiLeaks, same thing dumped the. John Podesta emails. Oh, the Russians, but not just the Russians, the guys in Macedonia. Yeah. In Macedonia. Of all places. Wow. Here's a final thought from Tucker with regard to this, and I think he's kind of moving to the same conclusion that Hillary Clinton is going insane. Keep in mind that Hillary confidently asserted all of this today while providing precisely no evidence that any of it ever happened. A conspiracy so vast she doesn't need to prove it. And no matter how much you may dislike Hillary Clinton, some of you may. It was a poignant performance to watch. You almost wanted to help her. I didn't want to help her. I don't want to help her. I think I think ultimately and, you know, this is my opinion. I think she's an evil person. I think she's a really, really, really bad person. And now she is just flailing about with blame. This I'm absolutely sure. I think she's descending into. Mania over this. Realizing that she will never be the president. Realizing that she lost profoundly twice. I've never seen anyone blame others. I've seen toddlers, my kids, when they were toddlers, you know, who's told the cookie the dog did it. You know, this is wow, wow, wow. Here's Andrea Mitchell talking about the conspiracy. It was very clear to her that there were Americans directing and colluding, conspiring, really, with the Russian hackers, with Guccifer, with the others who were involved in the hacking, in the dropping of WikiLeaks only an hour after the Access Hollywood tape was disclosed. And say, well, what about the conspiracy of NBC sitting on that that tape for a decade and and releasing it the Saturday before a debate on Monday night? What about that conspiracy that they were doing? So with such political sophistication, she's basically pointing to the Trump campaign, saying that the dots are now being collected, connected in the investigation. She mentioned this. She mentioned Jared Kushner. She mentioned Bannon and Kellyanne Conway in the context of the fact that the Mercer's, the big fundraisers who contribute to the campaign and had and owned Cambridge Analytics had said, you know, to Trump, bring on Bannon from Breitbart, bring on Kellyanne Conway, who were already on their people as part of the deal and that they connected with the databank and the RNC. So she is she's drawing a conspiracy theory. She doesn't have the evidence, but she is obviously hoping. Even she admits there's no evidence. Does is this dizzying to you? It is to me to get to a little bit more of Andrew Mitchell here in just a second. You thinking about a lawnmower? You own a commercial mowing service. Do you help out at church and your church has got a big old yard? Well, you need to consider Hustler Bowers from Kansas or Dixie Chopper from Indiana. I've got a Dixie Chopper Silver Eagle in my garage. It's spectacular. American made built like a brick excrement house. 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If you get in touch with him, has to talk to Andrew Cook and tell him you heard it on the Rob Carson Show podcast. OK, here's Andrea Mitchell talking about Hillary Clinton blaming misogyny for losing the election. He does have a a visceral grasp of America's political underbelly. Now, this is Donald Trump she's talking about. How does he have a grasp on America's visceral political underbelly? You're the politician. You're the lifetime politician. You should understand that he really understands how to inflame people, how to motivate them, how to bond with them over. OK, OK, that's true. He did coal country people out of work, government regulation, people streaming over the border by the tens of thousands committing crimes. Yeah, he you're right. You're right, Hillary. Oh, wait. Whatever their grievances, you know, whatever resentment or point of anger that. You may have again, this is it's about coal country, right? It's like it's like killing jobs with the EPA and right. That's right. He can get into it, whether it's race or sex or xenophobia or anti Islamophobia, whatever it is. She says that's what drove you and me to vote for Donald Trump. If you voted for Donald Trump, I voted for Donald Trump because I said that I'd vote for the nominee. Then he hired Steve Bannon. Then he hired Kellyanne Conway. Then he got his message right. And I said, OK, now I can vote confidently. I didn't do it because I hate black people. I didn't do it because I hate Hispanics. I didn't do it because I'm an Islamophobe. What did you make of that analysis of hers? Well, she, you know, she is trying to come to grips with. She's she's she's she's even Andrea Mitchell scratching her head. The kind of rhetoric and the kind of anger that he was able to exploit. Interestingly, she also says that there is. It's always about anger. Were you angry going to the. No, I was concerned about the future of the country. Was it angry? Why is it that the left always says that we are motivated by anger? You know what the anger is right now? The anger is is coming from the left. The anger is at anti-Trump rallies where police cars and limousines are burned at storefronts are broken out. The anger is coming from the left on campus. It's not coming from it's not coming from Republican voters. We just want America to be better. Her view misogyny in this that. Voters are willing to accept anger and passion from a Bernie Sanders, from a Donald Trump at a campaign rally in a way that they will not accept. Are you a Bernie Sanders voter? Were you pissed off? Were you angry from her? You should be angry. She stole the primary with the DNC from you. Now, others have criticized her delivery and her voice and other aspects of her. She says that that is a double standard that. No, it's her. Lifetime of corruption. She had her lifetime of lying from the Rose law firm to to the FBI files in the White House, to the to White House travel gate, to the private server, to the Clinton Foundation. Her husband getting BJ's in the White House from an intern. I'm what the hell just stunning, stunning. Would you like to hear of the all of the organizations, entities and individuals that she is blaming for losing the election now? And again, I just think she's getting sick. I think she's really. The FBI, Jim Comey in the FBI director, the Russians, Vladimir Putin, anti-American forces, low information voters, those are deplorables. I believe I'm one of them. Everyone who assumed she'd win bad polling numbers, Obama for winning two terms, people wanting change, misogynist, suburban women, The New York Times, TV executives, cable news, Netflix, Netflix, Democrats not making the right documentaries, Facebook, Twitter, WikiLeaks, fake news, content farms in Macedonia, which I just I believe they harvest in the spring and the fall. They harvest. They know they plant in the spring and they harvest in the fall right before elections and then destroy her chances of winning the content farms. And then, of course, the Republican Party and the Democrat Party. And the boy, I'll tell you what. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. OK, I'm going to share another political story. And I'm going to be doing two podcasts today because there's just so much to get to, so much to digest. Yesterday on The View, Chelsea Clinton. Was on The View. Now, if you've eaten recently, particularly something that may be viscous that might come up, you just might want to have a large cup near you or a small trash can, whatever, because you you may throw up. Because everybody wants her to run for president, even though she has no life skills whatsoever. Even though she's a spoiled, entitled brat, she has no leadership, leadership skills to per se, by the way. But here they are. And by the way, they got out a bumper sticker that said Chelsea 2020. OK. Here is Chelsea on The View yesterday being egged on by the host to please run for president, even though she has no skills whatsoever. Well, you said you said you're not interested in running for political office, but your political tweets do give people hope. Is there anything your political give people hope? Chelsea Clinton gives you hope. If really, OK, that would change your mind. There goes the bumper sticker. Oh, God. Oh, boy. You know, as I've said before, I don't think being a citizen is something that just happens. I don't want to sound sexist, but man. Just the cackling harpies on that show. I just can't take it. It's just on election day. Yeah, I think registering to vote, showing up to vote is hugely important. I also think standing up for what we believe, saying what we believe, saying what we're both for and against, standing in opposition to and an affirmation of, I think is hugely important. I am incredibly encouraged there by the more than 13,000 women. Listen to this. Listen to the vagary here and and please. Well, just listen and I'll explain something that just happens on election day. Yeah, I think registering to vote, showing up to vote is hugely important. Yeah, right. Well, yeah, because generally you can't vote then. I also think standing up for what we believe, saying what we believe, saying. You know, Republicans never do that. That's exclusively a Democrat thing, right? And what we're both for and against standing. But again, it's important that we share what we're for and what we're against. Oh, OK. Opposition to an affirmation of, I think it's go again. The things you agree with and don't agree with. OK, yeah, those are important, really important. Cats and dogs, they're important. And people who like Miracle Whip and people who like mayonnaise. I'm really encouraged there by the more than 13,000 young women who've reached out to Emily's List off the sidelines and others saying they now want to run for office. Yes. That's neat because you have a nine. You're running for office. That's the most important thing. Although now you can just identify. Now you can just identify. Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg thinks there's a 55 percent chance President Trump will be reelected in 2020. Where the hell did that come from? What? There's a 55 percent chance that he will win in 2020, according to Michael Bloomberg. Now, he does say something, and I don't know how this is possible because there's going to be a wave election in 2018 and the Democrats are going to take take back both houses of Congress, right? I don't know how he's able to say this now. He identifies as an independent. He's a dim lefties. He told The New York Times columnist Frank Bruni that he thought Democrats didn't have an effective message to win in 2016 and could repeat the same mistake in 2020. That makes sense. Hillary said this is a bloomer vote for me because I'm a woman and the other guy's bad. That was her 2016 campaign. And he said that too many Democrats are still looking for issues and messages, and they are right now. You know what the message is? Impeach Donald Trump. That's it. Stop Donald Trump. And when you see things like what I quoted at the beginning of the show, the job numbers going through the ceiling. Trump kicking ass overseas, even though that wonderful foreign trip that he made to Saudi Arabia and to Rome and to Palestine, all of these places, you know, the speech with NATO leaders where he said, hey, pay up, pay up, bitches. And hopefully this, by the way, today is the the first of June. Hopefully he'll pull out of the the Paris climate accord, which is a complete and utter screw job. OK. The attacks continue on Trump supporters, by the way. Hillary Clinton just said there, you know, we're all a bunch of misogynists, racists, we're all Islamophobes, right? Is that the case? We heard about this attack. Jeremy Joseph Christian, I said I wouldn't say his name in podcast number five, but I I'm doing it for this story. Ted Wheeler is the mayor of Portland, and he is using the killing of two men by this creep on a Portland metro train as an excuse to stop a Trump free speech rally planned for this coming weekend. All right. He's saying that it's going to be a heat speech. Now, Christian had a long history of erratic behavior, long criminal record, record, including convicted, being convicted and jailed after he held up employees at a convenience store with a gun in 2002. Now, here's something else you need to know about this guy. And if you're concerned about the Trump rally. Apparently. Earlier this year, there was a Trump event. That Christian tried to attend last month, organizers said they rejected him and video exists of demonstrators kicking him out. Kicking him out. Now, who did he vote for? You wonder who this guy voted for? Here's Tucker Carlson to tell you who he supported. The accused killer was not a Trump voter. He actually backed Jill Stein and Bernie Sanders in the 2016 race. And he called for violence. That's pretty left to center attacks on Trump supporters during the election. A video from the day before the stabbing shows him denouncing not just Muslims, but also Jews and Christians in a Facebook posting from last June. He attacked Hillary Clinton. That sounds very Nazistic. And by the way, that was the German Socialist Party, Socialist Party. Allegedly keeping Honduran refugees out of this country. Hardly the behavior of a coherent white supremacist at the alt right rally, supposedly attended in April. He was apparently there to pick fights with everyone, whether they love Trump or hated him. Once you dig a little, you find that this guy wasn't a right winger, but an unstable maniac who hated almost everybody and maybe inevitably was going to lash out at some point. But don't tell that to the media, though. No, don't tell it to media. He's a Trump supporter. This always it always happens this way. It always happens this way. The guy who shot Gabby Giffords was a Democrat. You find out that these people are generally Democrats. This guy was just bat crap crazy. All right. Let's just say this guy's bat crap crazy. We do that. All right. That's going to wrap up episode number 106 of the podcast. 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