Glenn Greenwald

You know, that sort of is the nature of running for political office. You think there's a single person in the history of the United States who ran for president who wasn't the target of the most, I mean, look at how every single one of them is treated. I do, you know,

I think that and also I think it's worth remembering that her husband ran for state Senate at a time when he was extremely young and he won in a predominantly white neighborhood. He then ran in a predominantly white state as an unknown and won a Senate seat for Illinois.

I think that and also I think it's worth remembering that her husband ran for state Senate at a time when he was extremely young and he won in a predominantly white neighborhood. He then ran in a predominantly white state as an unknown and won a Senate seat for Illinois.

I think that and also I think it's worth remembering that her husband ran for state Senate at a time when he was extremely young and he won in a predominantly white neighborhood. He then ran in a predominantly white state as an unknown and won a Senate seat for Illinois.

Then two years later, he began his presidential campaign and he was twice elected president of the United States by pretty significant margins over John McCain and Mitt Romney, people who were considered to be quite competent candidates.

Then two years later, he began his presidential campaign and he was twice elected president of the United States by pretty significant margins over John McCain and Mitt Romney, people who were considered to be quite competent candidates.

Then two years later, he began his presidential campaign and he was twice elected president of the United States by pretty significant margins over John McCain and Mitt Romney, people who were considered to be quite competent candidates.

And to come out of all of that and still to focus not on the adulation and the historical achievements and the way in which the country has progressed to make that happen, but to remember with such bitterness and anger that some stray comment that some journalists made about you when you first started running and to shape your entire worldview and the grievances that compose it based on that.

And to come out of all of that and still to focus not on the adulation and the historical achievements and the way in which the country has progressed to make that happen, but to remember with such bitterness and anger that some stray comment that some journalists made about you when you first started running and to shape your entire worldview and the grievances that compose it based on that.

And to come out of all of that and still to focus not on the adulation and the historical achievements and the way in which the country has progressed to make that happen, but to remember with such bitterness and anger that some stray comment that some journalists made about you when you first started running and to shape your entire worldview and the grievances that compose it based on that.

It's like she's so addicted to being a victim, notwithstanding the fact that she's one of the least convincing victims that you almost start to feel sorry for her. It's like what kind of darkness and misery must she live in Yeah.

It's like she's so addicted to being a victim, notwithstanding the fact that she's one of the least convincing victims that you almost start to feel sorry for her. It's like what kind of darkness and misery must she live in Yeah.

It's like she's so addicted to being a victim, notwithstanding the fact that she's one of the least convincing victims that you almost start to feel sorry for her. It's like what kind of darkness and misery must she live in Yeah.

I mean, you know, that that because you're so like so much of what she I mean, she when she was describing the source of her problem, she was saying it was the eight years when she was first lady. Like, how do I recover from that as though she was like kidnapped by ISIS for eight years? and subject to the most unthinkable abuses, and now she has to recover. She was the first lady.

I mean, you know, that that because you're so like so much of what she I mean, she when she was describing the source of her problem, she was saying it was the eight years when she was first lady. Like, how do I recover from that as though she was like kidnapped by ISIS for eight years? and subject to the most unthinkable abuses, and now she has to recover. She was the first lady.

I mean, you know, that that because you're so like so much of what she I mean, she when she was describing the source of her problem, she was saying it was the eight years when she was first lady. Like, how do I recover from that as though she was like kidnapped by ISIS for eight years? and subject to the most unthinkable abuses, and now she has to recover. She was the first lady.

But if you really think that, as she seems to think that the eight years that she spent in the White House were these devastating years, psychologically destructive, who's the person who was responsible for that? As we reviewed in that last clip, it was her husband, who she made very clear she never wanted to run for president, and yet did so anyway against her wishes.

But if you really think that, as she seems to think that the eight years that she spent in the White House were these devastating years, psychologically destructive, who's the person who was responsible for that? As we reviewed in that last clip, it was her husband, who she made very clear she never wanted to run for president, and yet did so anyway against her wishes.

But if you really think that, as she seems to think that the eight years that she spent in the White House were these devastating years, psychologically destructive, who's the person who was responsible for that? As we reviewed in that last clip, it was her husband, who she made very clear she never wanted to run for president, and yet did so anyway against her wishes.

I mean, imagine the resentment she has, not for the world, but for him. Yeah.