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RUSH: I want to switch just for a minute here to the Democrat side. We've alluded to it all day. But some of this stuff is just too good to ignore. First, I'm holding here my formerly nicotine-stained fingers a story from Salon.com. Salon.com. You want to talk about a commie organization? You want to...? I mean, this bunch is... I mean, they're out there arguing over left-wing turf with those bozos at The Nation. The only redeeming quality Salon.com has is Camille Paglia.
But here they have a piece called, "This Is How the FBI Destroys Hillary: Ten Questions That Could End Her White House Dreams," which Salon wants to happen. There's a lot of people on the Democrat side that do not want this woman, for a host of reasons. Let me quickly run through the ten questions this organization, Salon, thinks that if James Comey were to ask her these questions, she does not have any answers for 'em, and it would present her insurmountable legal problems.
"1. What was the political utility in owning a private server and never using a State.gov email address?" Was there a political motive involved here? Were you trying to hide things from your own government about what you were doing with other foreign governments? Why? What was the political reason in having a private server? "2. Were all 31,830 deleted private emails about yoga?" That's what she claims. They were 60,000 e-mails on her server. She said, "I deleted after of them. They were all about yoga or Chelsea's wedding," and we were supposed to accept that and just deal with the 30,000 that we got.
"3. Why didn’t you know that intelligence could be retroactively classified?" She claimed that she didn't know she was trafficking in classified data because she didn't know that after she sent it that somebody made it classified. Which is an out-and-out lie. They're told... They're read the Riot Act! Every government official is read the Riot Act on this stuff. It's part of their orientation, and she didn't need the orientation. She's heard it time and time again as first lady and as a senator"4. Why did you use a Blackberry that wasn’t approved by the NSA?
"5. What did you say to Bryan Pagliano?" That's the guy that set her server. He received immunity. What did you say to this guy? She's cross-referencing what he's saying, and by presumption he's telling the truth. He can't be prosecuted for what he did. He has limited use of immunity. "6. Why were 22 Top Secret emails on a private server," Mrs. Clinton? And whatever her answer there is, it's either gonna be one of ignorance or an out-and-out lie. "7. Was any information about the Clinton Foundation mingled with State Department documents?"
Well, the answer to that, everybody knows, is "yes." So some of these questions would produce a process indictment, a process lie, a'la Martha Stewart. "8. Did President Obama or his staff express any reservations about your private server?" She wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole. "9. Did Bill Clinton send or receive any emails on your private network? 10. How was your private server guarded against hacking attempts?" And the last of this piece: These questions could easily give Bernie Sanders the nomination." Salon.com.