RUSH: Naples, Florida. Gary, great to have you. Welcome to the EIB Network, sir. Hi.
CALLER: (garbled cell) Hey, Rush, thank you for taking my call. Thank you for everything you do and keeping my day sane, to say the least. I just wanted to share with you, I am an independent and I am voting for Trump. I have to tell you my clear understanding of how the media has portrayed this whole campaign is an absolute disgrace. To think that the American people are that stupid, they should be ashamed of themselves. And personally I hope they all go out of business.
I can’t… Just like the caller that called before, I can’t even watch TV. And I’ll just recall an incident, I think it was a week ago Saturday night when his taxes got released, and they put out like a special report alert: “Trump’s hasn’t paid taxes in X-amount of time!” I’m just gonna be frank with you: I couldn’t care less about Trump’s taxes. I really could. I do care that his competitor, Mrs. Clinton, has violated just about every criminal law that you can imagine related to government, and the whole system in Washington is broken.
RUSH: Well —
RUSH: You know, you reminded me of something, Gary. I appreciate the call. Let me ask all of you something, by the way. Some of you… I don’t know where you are on all this. He’s an independent, and he’s just had his fill of it. How many of you have come to realize that every four years, every presidential election, in the last 30 days the Republican candidate alone is exposed as a sleazeball reprobate? Does that not make you wonder? How is it every Republican candidate…? They did it to Mitt Romney.
They did it twice to George W. Bush. They did it to George H. W. Bush. They did it to Ronald Reagan in two different elections. Actually three. He sought the Republican nomination in ’76 and didn’t get it. Every Republican candidate turns out to be (Isn’t it amazing?) a low-rent scum ball. Isn’t that interesting? Do any of you ever pause and ask yourself, “How can that be?” while at the same time the Democrat candidate is clean and pure as a virgin in the wind-driven snow? This is the thing that I ask: How do people continue to fall for this?
Now, there’s a budget item, and the line item happens to be the Department of State. That’s the area of diplomacy and foreign aid, this kind of thing. So, with Mrs. Clinton in charge, she allocates money for, say, rebuilding of homes and other structures, rebuilding of roads. Yeah, be with but who’s gonna do it? They don’t have any construction companies in Haiti. They’ve all been destroyed, too.
Well, the way it works is, Hillary appoints government money and then hires donors to the Clinton Foundation who run construction companies, energy companies, supply companies. The people that donate to that foundation are huge. They get the contracts. Federal money from Hillary Clinton’s State Department to their donors to go to Haiti and do the work. They do the work, but as you can see the second hurricane goes through and everything’s destroyed again. So these donors get the original contracts to do the repair work in Haiti.
What do they do with the money? Well, clearly they keep some of it and they donate some of it right back to the Clinton Foundation. That way the Clintons can say they’re not personally profiting. And then when you learn that a full 7% of the Clinton Foundation budget is salaries and travels and entertainment? No, I’m sorry: 9%. Seven percent is what gets donated to charity. So that’s how it works. So money from the federal Treasury ends up at the Clinton Foundation.
It goes through Haiti and then to contractors and suppliers hired by the State Department (i.e., Hillary) who are donors to the foundation, and then they, with some of that money, turn some of it around in additional donations to foundation. So it’s a circuitous route, but that’s how your tax dollars end up at the Clinton Foundation. She gets to do that any time there’s a disaster where we are spending money around the world, and she is secretary of state. And that is how it’s done.
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