The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds - 700 - Bill Clinton with James Adomian - Part One

Episode Date: September 9, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 The Dallup will be on tour in March 2026. We are going to be in Buffalo on March 22nd. Then on the 23rd will be in Syracuse. Then on March 24th, we'll be in Boston at the Wilbur. Then on the 25th will be in Bridgeport and 26th, the Gramercy Theater in New York. And then on the 27th, we'll be in Albany. And then on the 28th, we'll be in Pittsburgh. And then on the 29th, will be in Philadelphia.
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Starting point is 00:00:56 That's our live. Yeah, it's a lot better than what we do. Way better. You're listening to the dollar. Oh, there's your Clinton. All Things Comedy Network, American History Podcasts each week. I read a story from America. I have a little fucking... His is better.
Starting point is 00:01:10 Still, you know, 700. Wow, this is the 700 episode, everybody who are celebrating. Gareth Reynolds, who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. And our guest for all three episodes, the great James Adomian. Thank you. It's an honor to be... inducted into the 700 Club. Finally.
Starting point is 00:01:32 Yeah, welcome. That's right. It's a 700 club. Basta. It's exciting. It's where he is now. Where? That's the 700 Club.
Starting point is 00:01:42 Pat Robertson? Pat Robertson. No, I'm thinking of the other guy. I'm thinking of Jim Baker who does Basta. Oh. You know, Basta is, they sell these emergency... Oh, yeah, you show me that stuff. Yeah, like emergency goo.
Starting point is 00:01:56 Yeah, it's like a bucket of emergency stuff. Gays or black. or whatever he's up his ass. Basta. Basta's also stop in Italian. Vic Berger was very obsessed with that for a while, which is how I find most of my information is through
Starting point is 00:02:10 Vic Burger edit. Shit, one of my neighbors, all of his cars are licensed played is Basta. Is that weird? Yes. Yeah. What? What? You need validation on that from us based on that? I had no idea what it meant till just now. It's very
Starting point is 00:02:24 bad. Oh, shit. Let's play the theme song. Oh, I made a new theme song. Oh, fuck. Hello, governor. Hello, governor. Hello, governor. It's a big and spicy meatball. Hello, governor.
Starting point is 00:02:39 Hello, governor. Hello, governor. Hello, governor. Hello, governor. I like a spicy meatball, huh? Putty. Good, right? Someone put that up on Reddit.
Starting point is 00:03:06 It's really bad. Holy shit. What a terrible start. It's called, well, you'll figure out how to impression sometimes, but that's Margaret Thatcher. Jesus Christ. It is pretty good. We should just dive into this. Too bad.
Starting point is 00:03:22 Too bad. She's in hell where she belongs. Do we need these if we're not going to listen to anything else? Well, I wish I hadn't had them for that. To be honest with you, I put them on as for that. Cairns off. Oh, there's no other audio? Yeah, that was it.
Starting point is 00:03:38 I didn't have time to get together any audio. Waste of cam. And also, like, you know, who wants to. It's great to blow that surprise for the people that were only, watching for audio. Yeah. For pre-recorded audio. I did have a little some soundbites of Monica orgasming, but, um, because he recorded it.
Starting point is 00:03:59 That sounds like something you would hear back in the day on like Tom Likis. Um, Tom, can you take me out Monica Lewinsky's style? You got it. You got it, Dave. Yeah. Oh, oh. I did not. Oh.
Starting point is 00:04:16 1-800-5-800-200 Flash Friday or whatever it was called Jesus Christ All right well let's just get gone because it's going to be a long day I know some people need to sleep and okay August 19th
Starting point is 00:04:31 1946 William Jefferson Blythe 3rd What? Yeah Wow didn't know that already Known as Billy
Starting point is 00:04:43 Was born in Hope, Arkansas Okay. His mom, Virginia, was a 23-year-old nurse. His dad died in a car accident three months before he was born. Oh, wow. There's conspiracy theories. I'm behind it? That I was behind that.
Starting point is 00:05:06 Anyone who was a witness to that will end up dead on a train track. I did not kill him. We know that Hillary is behind his death. Hillary killed Bill's death three months before he was. born. In utero. In utero! The Clinton death machine was working. So Bill's mom and dad met when his dad brought his girlfriend to the hospital his mom was working at and then he immediately dumped his girlfriend
Starting point is 00:05:35 and got together with Bill's mom. So no need for any sort of DNA test. We know it's like his dad. Well, um... So he was conceived in an affair in the in a fraternity ward Basically It began Well So they got together
Starting point is 00:05:54 And got married Pretty quickly But he was already married Oh shit So he had a girlfriend And then he met a mistress And then he met a mistress mistress Yeah
Starting point is 00:06:03 Wow He routinely Impregnated married And abandoned women Wow Wow I mean that's cool Sure
Starting point is 00:06:12 Yeah he's like pollinator Virginia Was his fourth or fifth wife we're not sure. Wow. And what's the dad's name? The dad's name, the new, the guy who died is William Jefferson Blythe 2nd. Okay.
Starting point is 00:06:28 Yeah. So Billy and his mom moved in with her parents, Edith and Eldridge. And at one point she left Billy with them and went to New Orleans to study to become a nurse anesthesist. Okay. And then she met a guy. guy named Roger Clinton. Oh. Wait, I'm confused.
Starting point is 00:06:52 I know you are. But it's early for you to be confused, but also I know. Okay. Well, your attitudes. What? What are he confused about? So his mom? He had basically.
Starting point is 00:07:05 He's with his mom's parents. Yeah. And then she goes to New Orleans and meets. And meets Roger Clinton? Yeah. So his dad was Blythe, Mr. Blythe? William Blythe?
Starting point is 00:07:15 I forgot. That is correct. William Blythe. Oh, okay. Not the. Got you got you. The Arkansas. That's okay.
Starting point is 00:07:24 Of the Arkansas life. So his whole life he had the Obi-1 Canobi of his father over his shoulder. Get in there. Come harder, boy. Billy, there's a hole you're going to want to get that. Fill her. Bill. Use your force.
Starting point is 00:07:42 Outside of consent rule. Use your force. You mean use the force? No. So she meets Roger. Roger's a flashy car salesman who also sold bootleg whiskey and gambled. Nice. He's a catch.
Starting point is 00:08:00 Yeah. I'm a fantastic stepdad. This is perfect. Already the elements are perfect for that. He's also married. Okay. So. This is in New Orleans, Texas?
Starting point is 00:08:13 New Orleans. Yeah. But then. They go back to Arkansas. Well, okay, so he is also married. He is accused of domestic abuse with his wife. Virginia marries him. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:27 Well, yeah, he's awesome. And then they move into a small house in Arkansas. And Billy calls him Daddy, as you would, because he's a baby. Yeah, sure. I like my new dad. But Roger doesn't really care about Billy. Sure. He just no time for him.
Starting point is 00:08:45 Sure. So Roger was a drunk and he was violent. Is it weird? I already feel bad for Bill Clinton? That'll change. He's like one. Everyone's dying, abusive, drunk. Yeah, it's not a good start.
Starting point is 00:09:01 My father, one time when he was caught cheating on my mom, to distract from that scandal, ordered an airstrike on the Sudan. I learned some terrible, beautiful techniques from my stepfather. So Roger was a drunk, he was violent once he shot at Virginia and five-year-old Billy. God damn it. Why do you keep him in line? That's from, that should be from the 18th, the 100s, not the 1900s. But it was legal.
Starting point is 00:09:34 Shot at the 5-year-old. So Billy was chubby. His mom, his grandma liked to feed him a lot. He blamed her for. Well, he probably ate his feelings. Everyone he loves is dead. Yeah. Billy, you want some more corn sauce?
Starting point is 00:09:50 Come on over here, Billy. We got plenty of cheese. You haven't had enough Mountain Dew today, have you? He was teased by classmates. Once they chanted Sissy as he cried after breaking his leg. Oh, fuck. So Arkansas's hard. It's a hard place, is what I'm saying.
Starting point is 00:10:10 Wow. There's other paths to redeem the Arkansas in you though Yeah that's true You don't have to go down the Clinton path You don't know where this goes I think it's gonna be all right I'll bounce the budget So the family moves to Hot Springs after Roger bankrupted his car dealership Fuck me
Starting point is 00:10:36 And Virginia and Roger would fight constantly And they're always accusing each other of cheating And it sounds like they both were. Sure. They had a second kid. If they were living through this now, they would have constantly microphone packs on the back of their pants falling off as they fought each other. Yeah, that's right. Fuck you.
Starting point is 00:10:57 The Learning Channel. Let me show you how I make macaroni cheese with beef and pork and chicken. I'm going to shoot my son. So there's another kid? Uh, yeah. This is a Roger. They have a second kid. Right?
Starting point is 00:11:14 And yeah. So Billy's very smart. At eight years old, he starts dressing in a suit to walk alone to the Baptist church. Yeah, super smart. I'm not scarred. I'm not scar. I'm fun. That's what we call growing up in an alcoholic home.
Starting point is 00:11:32 Wow. Is that what you did? I'm off to church. No, there's one or two ways you go. I went the other way. He was popular in his very, his new elementary school. A schoolmate said, Billy, quote,
Starting point is 00:11:44 just took over the school. He didn't mean to, but he just took the place over. That's weird. That should not seem like a positive. That's very authoritarian. Yeah, right. It's not great. The kid in the suit is taking over the school, and you're like, this is awesome. This kid kicks ass. Plus, he laid one on the teacher.
Starting point is 00:12:00 We have suffered under 12 months of the student jurisdiction of Kimberly. Bill, sit down. Now, hold on. Kimberly Jenkins must go he was a smartest kid in class sure well this was Arkansas
Starting point is 00:12:18 so I'm sure Big Charles Portis fan but that's my favorite thing that came out of Arkansas the humor author yeah yeah nothing else I don't know much else
Starting point is 00:12:36 Billy Wayne Davis is from close to there Jesus Christ from Memphis or something He's not He's not associated with Arkansas
Starting point is 00:12:45 Yeah but what's the difference Sure So Roger's boozing Makes Billy He tries to become Someone his mom Can be proud of
Starting point is 00:12:56 And I have to worry about Because there's so much chaos Going on right So he's going to be The straight and narrow kid They divorce But Billy spends All the time after the divorce
Starting point is 00:13:07 Pleading with his mom Not to get back together with him and she does within six months. Please. We're better off. Now to protect his little brother, Billy changes his last name to Clinton. That'll help. That'll fix everything.
Starting point is 00:13:21 So they don't look like a split up family. It's a marketing issue. Yeah. We're the Clintons. Marketing. There is a third way. There's another way. There's another way. A path of moderation. We will take on the name of the right wing patriarch. I'll figure it out away out of this. Pretend to be
Starting point is 00:13:39 the people. I'm also a Clinton. I know we all feel better. But I'm going to act just like Roger. Billy was... Unless y'all want to be Blas. Billy was junior class president and picked for the American Legion program that sends him to D.C.
Starting point is 00:13:55 And there he gets to shake JFK's hand and this is the thing. That famous picture. Sets him off to want to be a politician. Because JFK was like, you can get so much tang, son. How much pussy you getting? that was the question I recommend that you follow my personal failures
Starting point is 00:14:13 as an example and abandon entirely my progressive positions that are the good part of my personality that sounds fantastic do as I fuck not as I campaign Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Kennedy
Starting point is 00:14:31 President Kennedy those are nine-year-olds President Kennedy No, I'm good, I'm advanced. I'm a smartest kids in my class. No, let him finish. The president told me to do as I fuck. Mommy. The two of them hanging out later, having scotch.
Starting point is 00:14:48 You are an unbelievable child. I love you so much. So he got really high grades without really even studying. He was just really smart. He was also one of the best young saxophone players in the state. and he decided to go for a career in law. So he goes to Georgetown School of Foreign Service. He brought with him a book called What Presbyterians Believe.
Starting point is 00:15:17 As most kids will do getting out of high school, just pack that bad boy around. And he would reference it in debates about original sin in the dorm. And nowhere does it say he was beaten up. he should have been beaten up. Well, his guy was that. This guy is not someone you want in the dorm. At this age of development in my life, I do, I am a nerd about Calvinist theology. And I do believe in original sin, but I take a little left turn from that.
Starting point is 00:15:53 Since we have original sin, we might as well jump in with both feet. Let's go! Balls deep. New spinoff. Yeah. were the balls deep set so for speeches
Starting point is 00:16:09 when he was running he was running for freshman class president and for speeches he brought his own cheer squad of musicians oh all right there we go remember how much you love me
Starting point is 00:16:23 he won yeah it's like a young it was like the Muppet babies there was like a young James Carville oh that's it's a car So he's well liked. But also some people just tolerate him because he's like super...
Starting point is 00:16:44 Such a fucking nerd. He's always in a good mood. He's super positive and it drives people crazy. Right. He was already acting like a smooth politician. He was competitive when meeting people. He'd sometimes... I met her first. I shook his hand best. When he meet people, he sometimes asked what their GPA was. What's your GPA?
Starting point is 00:17:04 Wow, how forward. He got a girlfriend, Denise. And then during the summer at home, he convinced a girl who lived nearby who had a crush on him to practice her wife skills by being hostess and paying for a party he threw. Why don't you practice your wife skills? Okay, what would you like? We're off for the summer. Well, you got to host things. Okay, well, sure.
Starting point is 00:17:34 You've got to make sure that we have a party where we look like dignified members of the community. Absolutely. And you've got to have a bedroom door that's slightly ajar on the second floor after half the guests have left. And then we don't talk about what happens in that room. And I'm in there? And you pay for it all. He was elected sophomore class president. And that summer in Hot Springs, he joined the campaign of Democrat Frank Holt, who is running for governor.
Starting point is 00:18:07 And then he got Bill a part-time job in Arkansas, Senator James Fulbright's D.C. office. Frobert's like a big influence on JFK's foreign policy. Although Fulbright is very against the Vietnam War at this point, which JFK started. Right. So Bill becomes anti-war also. And he had a two-year student deferment from the draft
Starting point is 00:18:37 and then after that he'd be draft eligible. So he had 18-hour school and work days with the job and the school. That's a lot. Yeah, he's running away from his childhood. But he still made the dean's list junior year. So he's fucking smart. Yeah, he's crushing.
Starting point is 00:18:56 He's still wearing the same suit from when he was eight years old. Just kind of like, I look like the hall. Plumping out of it. It's like shorts now. I'm Angus Young. He ran for student council president, but some thought he was a bit too slick. And his campaign manager tore the opponent's posters down and threw him onto the parkway. Okay.
Starting point is 00:19:21 So he lost. Bill Clinton lost. For cheating in the election and throwing the posters away? I'm not sure if he lost because people found him a little bit too slick and annoying or for throwing the posters away. But either way, yeah, people who didn't vote. We have a four-year journey here. I'm not even old enough to drink alcohol, but I already have the manipulative thumbs up
Starting point is 00:19:49 in everything I say. He focused on getting a Rhodes Scholarship, which sends 32 postgraduate U.S. students to Oxford, and then Roger got cancer, and Bill would go back and visit him a lot. And then he died just before Bill became a Rhodes Scholar, which upset Bill. So he missed that. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:20:11 Bill Chase Women, if you can believe it. Oh, yeah. He loved women and women loved him. So LBJ abolishes draft deferments. Love blow jobs. LBJ abolished draft deferments for grad students. Is that when you come up from the bottom? What?
Starting point is 00:20:29 A low blow job? Love blow jobs. Oh, I thought he said low blow. jobs. No. There is a path for that as well. So. We got,
Starting point is 00:20:47 we got to cover up some of the things we've done here. We got, we got, we got, we got, we got, we got, we got,
Starting point is 00:20:55 to stop these draft affirmers to look like a good guy. Yeah, well, he does. He stops, for grad students, they don't have draft deferments anymore. So Bill's eligible. He graduates as 21.
Starting point is 00:21:05 He works on Fulbright's re-election campaign in the summer. He's a terrible driver, apparently. Bill Clinton is a terrible driver? Well, he talks too much when they're in the car together. He fucked up the AC and the whole car flooded the floor. Impossible. I don't know. You do that.
Starting point is 00:21:21 Was he a cartoon? And then he drove up... Dill Griffith. You broke the seat. You broke the goddamn seat. No, I didn't. My jackets caught. And then he drove 100 miles the wrong direction.
Starting point is 00:21:34 Well, which is far in Arkansas. Sure. Well, it doesn't seem to know roads for a scholar. So Fulbright just ends up driving himself. Okay.
Starting point is 00:21:44 He was trying to turn left and I kept saying we need to turn right. They're not going to ruin this. Stay center. Bill dated multiple women, including the girl
Starting point is 00:21:55 who footed the bill for the party. Denise? No. Denise was a girlfriend that's gone now. Denise got out. Her life, I would love to know about her life. She's like, it's pretty good.
Starting point is 00:22:07 Yeah. I'm way better. She thought, the girl thought they were a couple until she saw a bill make it out with another girl. Is that wrong? It happens. Bill told her he wanted to marry a woman who was, quote, very independent. She's going to work outside of the house. She needs to have her own interests and her own life and not be wrapped up in my life.
Starting point is 00:22:28 Yeah. On an island in a way. So in a way, I taught you to do the wife stuff so that I actually. could then dump you like a good wife gets dumped. Now I know what I don't want. His stepfather's brother, so Roger's brother, pull some strings with the draft board chairman and said, quote, put Bill Clinton's draft notice in a drawer
Starting point is 00:22:53 someplace and leave it for a while. Give the boy a chance. Wow, that's great. Yeah, it's true. Give that boy, give a boy a chance. Yeah, the rest of them, fuck them. So off to Oxford, he goes. A student said Bill, quote, had a way of making you feel you were the most important friend in his life. So sociopath.
Starting point is 00:23:13 You are awesome. Bill looked up every Arkansas, is that Arkansas? Arkansas? Arkansas. I'm not sure. Every Arkansas studying in Britain. And he would call them on the phone.
Starting point is 00:23:30 How are you? I'm from Arkansas too. And sometimes he'd invite himself over. I'll come over to that. It had to be like four. Wow. How many people from Arkansas in this time? Road, Scholar, and few.
Starting point is 00:23:43 In England. Very few. My name is Harry Dean Bean. Now I'm down here, research in Charter. Just as the English are around. My God. Who, what? Awful.
Starting point is 00:23:55 That's like our Birmingham. I say, these are Kensons. They're infesting the area. One of the major dog the other day. So he partied. He was a partier there. Bill later said at this time, this is when he smoked weed but never inhaled. Ugh.
Starting point is 00:24:13 Mm-hmm. The most centrist bullshit policy. The most bullshit thing. Anyone. Maybe ever said. The weakest way to say you smoked weed. Yeah. Okay.
Starting point is 00:24:22 But he got a friend to say, quote, we spent enormous time trying to teach him to inhale. And he absolutely could not inhale. So it is legitimate. No. This guy's just backing it up as bullshit. backing him up. Over and over again. He called the friend.
Starting point is 00:24:36 He's like, can you say something? Really dumb. Only women can swallow. The guy that made that statement was, oops, somehow came into a mansion in the hampton. Now I'm an arms dealer. So on May 1st, 1969, he got a draft notice. Uh-oh.
Starting point is 00:24:59 So the semester had just started so he could finish out the semester, but then he has to go in. So he's trying to figure out of it. And when we can get out of it is to go into an ROTC program. Okay. So he figures have go to a university in Arkansas and sign up for the ROTC, which would keep him out of the war.
Starting point is 00:25:21 But because of that, ROTC programs are awful. Everybody wants into ROTC program. And you got to, you know, you call someone to get in, right? Like it's not just like, you can't just show up now and say I want to join the ROTC. So Fulbright's office helps him get into the University of Arkansas law firm, a law firm, law school. And then someone else in an office, or maybe Fulbright himself, pressured the ROTC until they gave Bill a spot because it was full. So there was a multi-year conspiracy to keep him out.
Starting point is 00:26:02 out of the military. That's right. Which is definitely not laying a great foundation for this guy to do things on the straight and narrow. So the idea then was you would do ROTC for two years, but then you'd have to go into the war, but then you could go in as an officer. Okay. So you're not going to be in the... Well, at least then you're telling people that they need to die. And then after all that, he goes back to Oxford.
Starting point is 00:26:31 Huh. he's like I'll start IOT next summer I remember I remembered oops I had a girl that was still locked up in a closet all that to just go back she can't finger herself well she can bill well no not the way I can yeah so he goes back now
Starting point is 00:26:54 so they pull all those strings and he's like fuck that I'll just go back right so while he's there he gets into the protest movement and he's like he organizes he's like really protesting he's protesting Vietnam yeah because he doesn't want to go but his war's bullshit his chances of getting drafted
Starting point is 00:27:13 go way down because again they make more changes with grad students and then there's troops being withdrawn so he kind of puts the math together like my chances of going are small because by this time Nixon's president and it's going well
Starting point is 00:27:29 yeah 69 So it's 69 was a very lucky year for me. Some people say I'm always living in 69. I came up with a low blow job. Look, if you're practicing 69, it's important.
Starting point is 00:27:47 Remember, you're not locked in any kind of reciprocation. You're okay to just be down there making cumming. You can look and not inhale. So he gave up the ROTC spot officially. He's like, I'm not doing that because he knows. He's like, they're not going to pick me. So a biographer said, quote, Bill played the draft like a chess player and withdrew his
Starting point is 00:28:19 deferment only when he thought it was safe to do so. And the colonel who had gone out of his way and given in and let him into ROCT thought Bill tricked him into getting out of the draft. We kind of did, right? Yeah. Yeah, he's like this guy. And this was Colonel Sanders, right? Yes.
Starting point is 00:28:36 Yeah. There's 11 herbs and spices, and he went outside of that recipe and cooked him up a devil's dish. So he applies to Yale Law School. At this point, fully bearded, long hair, dressing like a lumberjack, you know, type guy. He doesn't study much. mostly just quote reading and tooling the sacks and talking talking politics with buddies it loves getting the sex tooled I just I like to prop up on the steps outside of skull and bones and just you know toot off a few notes I'm like you so classes are past fail oh I like that
Starting point is 00:29:24 yeah a biographer quote the prevailing sentiment at Yale law was that you truly had to put your mind to it to flunk out. He missed most classes his first semester because he worked on a campaign, but he still passed because of his amazing memory. Right. So Bill was into a woman on campus, and he would wander behind her as she walked to class. Which is cool. Which is, I think that that has gone out of style for a little while now, the trail.
Starting point is 00:29:55 But the trail is a great play. Women love fear. Yeah, yeah. The corner. I also love a corner. Yeah. Unless you find a woman who has no sense of fear.
Starting point is 00:30:05 And then that one's like, hi. That's a turn on. So she finally got annoyed by the following and she walked him up at the library and said, quote,
Starting point is 00:30:17 look, if you're going to keep staring at me and I'm going to keep staring back, we should at least introduce ourselves. I'm Hillary Rodham. Our hero enters the picture. Wow. What a crazy, what a crazy start to a love story to be like, he was following,
Starting point is 00:30:37 my stalker and I need to know who each other are. I don't have a flight response. A friend, quote, Clinton had the charm and the sex appeal, whereas Hillary was next to him. Didn't so much. Yeah. Hillary was straightforward, articulate, and self-possessed. I just, I saw, you know, Elton John said, you see your future in the water. It reminded me a lot of that.
Starting point is 00:31:05 I saw her and I said, this is a woman who I can be with and cheat on for the rest of my life. What a lesbian. What a 100% lesbian. She was raised by staunch Republicans, but now was anti-war and she was co-publishing a liberal answer to the prestigious And conservative Yale Law Journal. She's, this is hot stuff. She had been, a response to it.
Starting point is 00:31:38 Yeah. A hot. She had been like a Goldwater girl, right? Yeah. In 64. Yeah. As a teenager, I guess. Wow.
Starting point is 00:31:44 Yeah. And I think now she's, you know, anti-war. But yeah, I think the beginning of college, she was a Republican Goldwater girl. And Goldwater was a fucking monster. It was a great guy. So, oh, right, good guy. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:56 Super. Mm-hmm. A lot of people talk about the horseshoe theory and the red brown horseshoe. There's also other paths. There's deep red to lukewarm. That's where that's the path I took. So he spent hours, sorry, she spent hours advocating for children's rights and providing legal aid to the poor, which is a sign that she's going to go into politics to.
Starting point is 00:32:28 He was like, sure, sure, right, yeah. A little bit more time. Yeah, that's good. They moved in together. In the summer of 72, Bill worked on George McGovern's presidential campaign in Texas. That's a good one. He was a state coordinator, and Hillary got a job in Texas with the DNC. That's great.
Starting point is 00:32:51 Wow. Just been changing things so positively since 72. Mm-hmm. They would argue constantly, and they nearly broke up, at one point even seeing other people. Well, to be fair, that was not something to change and they got that together. Still the arrangement. I didn't understand. You mean we're only doing that when we're apart?
Starting point is 00:33:11 I don't understand. But they always worked it out. They'd always get through it. Now, Bill graduates with a law degree at 27 years old. And he goes back to Arkansas. and the law school of the University of Arkansas hires him as a professor. They're a little worried he might leave
Starting point is 00:33:31 and start trying to run for office, but they're like... Sure. You know, he's just smarty pants. Sure. He looks more like a student with long hair. That's going to come in pretty handy when walking campus.
Starting point is 00:33:44 I worry. I think we could do some private tutoring, of course. I'm also a student. This is the key. He hung out in the student lounge. Hey, how great is this? Just a bunch of kids going to college. Nothing predatory here.
Starting point is 00:34:01 I look cool. You don't need to worry about my status as someone with power over your dreams. I'm just like you. I'm just hanging out. I'm not fucking every girl here at all. It's fine. Yeah, there's only one reason. There's Professor hangs out in this too much.
Starting point is 00:34:15 Super weird. Yeah. There was a, I saw this clip of friends the other day where Ross, like a student he's like hooking up with a student as a college professor it's so funny that like when that show was on you're like that's hilarious who wouldn't
Starting point is 00:34:32 what the fuck I think that's why a lot of guys become professors damn rossers other professors didn't like his style or his grading system you get a if you fuck me it was really easy The final exam is
Starting point is 00:34:49 we put down a game on the floor Women only Women only have to take the final It's called twister It's called keyster Uh oh, uh oh Looks like you pass It's called Keester
Starting point is 00:35:02 But it's a twister with your ass Whoops, I'm in you He was At times so unprepared That he wrote the next exam question As students were answering the previous one How is that even possible? You can do it if you're super smart
Starting point is 00:35:20 Okay And lazy. Yeah, right. Yeah, that sounds like my career. Make it up on the spot. So he is very popular. So his family was very much not racist. For all that chaos that they had.
Starting point is 00:35:39 Sure. Not racist. Like super like segregation. Sugregation is bullshit. Like treat everybody the same. Right. So that's like the one redeeming thing about his family. Sure.
Starting point is 00:35:51 So he's very popular with black. students who nicknamed him Wonderboy. Strange. It seems. A former student quote, in the south at that time, whites would say one thing, but their deeds and words were often different.
Starting point is 00:36:06 At that time. At that time. Thank God the whites have changed that a lot. That's good. So they used to be misleading. So here comes a person where no matter what your relationship with him was, he was not prejudiced.
Starting point is 00:36:21 He did not let your race treat you different from anyone else. I'll fuck black, black, Asian, you name it. I'm happy to bring everybody in. I'm trying to manipulate things on a much higher,
Starting point is 00:36:35 longer scale. This is a big tent when it comes to manipulation. I got a big tent we need to take care of. All right. Fellas, get out. He's not let your race treat you different from anyone else. That's what we call them.
Starting point is 00:36:51 Wonder Boy. It was a miracle. the way he was. It's so funny to think of. But it just, to me, after having done this, I just think like, yeah, because he was trying to fuck everybody. Yeah, he was probably, I mean, he must have just been severely damaged, obviously, from the beginning.
Starting point is 00:37:08 He's just learning now how to be a master regulator. Like, I think he's our horniest president. Even, what was the guy who? Well, there's JFK, I think JFK and Hoover, but the difference between I think JFK. I didn't know Hoover was a horny boy. Oh, Hoover was a horny boy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was like, I know there's a depression, but there's more important things to handle here.
Starting point is 00:37:31 I feel like he's the one who was banged his assistant when she was like in a closet in off the main room while his wife was in the house. No, wasn't that the one we did? Wasn't that Hoover? No, that was, I can't remember which one it was. Harding? Yeah, it was Harding. Maybe I didn't think of Harding. It might have been Harding.
Starting point is 00:37:53 that I'm thinking of. They return to normalcy. Yeah, yeah, I think you're right. I think he does. And he just wrote about his penis all the time. Yeah, Harding was a horny boy. Yeah. But the difference is, is I think they would fuck a lot,
Starting point is 00:38:08 whereas Bill was always trying to fuck. No matter where he was in and what I was doing. I think he was always, he liked the chase. Every single, I think every moment of his life, he was like, how do we get in bed with that one? How do we get in bed with that one? Like, that's how it seems. Maritime law
Starting point is 00:38:25 I know I know two women he met and he shakes your give me shake my hand this is what he does comes in and he puts his hand
Starting point is 00:38:33 up to the elbow and slides his other hand down the that's like some weird like game stuff yeah
Starting point is 00:38:42 yeah yeah yeah oh boy yeah it's very like if you saw him shake your wife's hand you'd be like
Starting point is 00:38:47 all right look I don't ever seen someone rape a hand what are you fucking close my guy what are you doing right there enough elbow tugs. I'm happy to... I love to stroke
Starting point is 00:38:57 the arm of a possible wife or career lady and I've got things you can stroke in return as well. All right, Mr. Clinton. Right this way. I'm just saying.
Starting point is 00:39:11 Okay, so... I'll never get over what just happened on my arm from you. Yeah, me neither. So he tutored and he helped black students who felt like they were being graded unfairly. by other professors. So then he decides to run for the house.
Starting point is 00:39:28 And he hits the road, shaking hands. He's an amazing campaign. Takes forever because he's stroking elbows. Yeah, he's always stroking the elbow. But everyone who's with him, he makes them feel like they're the only person on earth, right? He's just got this thing. Yeah. He's winning over voters a lot.
Starting point is 00:39:44 Hillary goes to D.C. and she's working on the Watergate impeachment staff. she is also talking constantly about Bill and Bill's campaign staff knows he has girlfriends around the campaign trail so this this is the plan
Starting point is 00:40:04 this is it he's we're in this we're in the plane is taken off the plane is taken off yeah he was reportedly having sex with a volunteer on the campaign
Starting point is 00:40:23 I'm sure it was a lot more than one yeah a lot of this didn't make it in the news because these are dog dog bites man stories course yeah a volunteer a random girl that knocked on a door
Starting point is 00:40:38 somebody that lived upstairs or downstairs somebody had no connection to it all yeah I was fucking all of them so Hillary sends her dad and brother to volunteer on the campaign to watch Bill
Starting point is 00:40:57 wow and they were like they were going to sit in a chair across the hotel room watch Bill that's nice I don't mind it you can watch no noises no noises this is great so that doesn't work
Starting point is 00:41:17 so Hillary threatened she calls him up and she threatens she's going to fuck someone in D.C. And then Bill cries and begs Oh! Oh! Tears apart! I know I know what that feel like. He begs her not to
Starting point is 00:41:31 quote, make his life miserable. Wow. Oh my God. Oh my God. You imagine the messages they left each other at this time? Oh. Nights and what's sad. Never reaching the just what the truth is.
Starting point is 00:41:51 I can't say anymore. So she, everyone at this point is like, I mean, she's on the water gate. Yeah, she's doing stuff. There's like three women out of like 40. So she's like on her way up. Like it's very clear she's going to have a big career. And yet she's still in a bill.
Starting point is 00:42:12 And her friends are like, it is crazy that you would follow that. guy to Arkansas. Like, stay here in D.C. where you're taking off. It is crazy because I think at least it's so hard to think back on them legitimately being an actual couple because it's felt so fake and just for political gains for so long. To imagine a time when she was like, I'll bail. Well, yeah, they're advanced. He's been wearing a since he was eight years old. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:47 So already now in his early 20s, he's like, well, I've got, I've got, I've got a middle-aged marriage. But then she applies for and gets a job as a professor at the same school. Wow. Which he was like, that's, oh, great, that's great news. Oh, hell yeah. I'm going to go to the quad, hacky with some of the girls. all the Watergate guys of the senators and they were like
Starting point is 00:43:18 well we're going to miss you sweetheart yes so she's not as popular as Bill she's a normal challenging law professor and he's like the I also like to hang out in the student union
Starting point is 00:43:33 uh huh look at the nark and I'm going to grade hard really hard grades okay when Hillary would go to campaign headquarters Bill had staff take the volunteer.
Starting point is 00:43:47 He was banging out back. Oh, fuck. Like a sitcom. Why don't you stay here? I'll take her out back. Yeah. I took her out back twice. It's also amazing that like,
Starting point is 00:43:57 it's so, I mean, he's just so damaged already. Yeah. Like, why be with her? I mean. It's crazy that she. How old is he now? What is he like?
Starting point is 00:44:08 30, no, God, me. He's like 28, yeah. Oh. And, but she, but my, my, like at this point, you're like, what's wrong with her? Like, she's chasing this, what's wrong with her? Like, this is, there's every red flag in the world that's being thrown up. I am smart. I am an intellectual.
Starting point is 00:44:30 And I understand that it takes a sociopath to rise. That's why. Quote, Bill would say, go take her somewhere, get lost. And Bill and Hillary would then fight. in front of staffers. A friend said, quote, they'd have the biggest damn fights just shouting and swearing.
Starting point is 00:44:48 Okay, so that's what he saw at his childhood, right? Yeah. And so he's repeating it, but she must have too. Because that's like a level of just like it's only us in the world and no, because they're fucking...
Starting point is 00:44:59 Fighting in front of people. It's crazy. My wife was like, like a couple days ago, she was like, have you ever seen me and your dad fight? And my son was like, no. I seriously thought she was asking you
Starting point is 00:45:11 if you've seen her and your dad fight. Bad I've seen. Which I would love to have a look at that. No, my dad loved her because she has a PhD. He was like, look at you smarty pants. A woman. She's on my level. I'll show James the picture of your dad.
Starting point is 00:45:29 You keep talking. Bill's campaign was about saving the working class from greedy corporations and shitty Republicans. Pastors called him a dope smoking homosexual. Wow. This is Dave's dad, just so you know. What is he wearing?
Starting point is 00:45:48 What are you talking about? What's he wearing? Is it a Masonic thing? Sort of. He was part of the... He's a native son of the Golden West, and in that picture, he's a president? A native son of the Golden West.
Starting point is 00:45:58 That's right. He had a drinking problem with Canadian Mist. That's not affiliated with the Grangers or something like that? No, they're their own thing. Okay. They're native sons of the Golden West. Yeah. So Dave is technically a native...
Starting point is 00:46:11 you have this? I don't think, no, because you have to pay dues every year and he signed me up, but I never went. The password, though, truckie. I'll get you in any native son's place. Probably shouldn't have said that. Yeah, there's a hit on you now. So, his opponent said he was saying he has affairs with his staff, which is true. It was already, already an unhideable scandal.
Starting point is 00:46:43 Yes. In his first election. Well, think about this is a small state. And even back then, there's not as many people as now. So everybody fucking knew. None of them were dogs. Bill loses, but comes within 2%, which is considered at that time a victory for a new guy.
Starting point is 00:47:00 And that's when I realized we need to triangulate. He won the love of Arkansas Dems and decides he's going to run for Attorney General. He asked Hillary to marry him. three times and she finally says yes on the third. Jesus Christ. I see it all. I see someone who's intelligence I can milk for the next 40 years.
Starting point is 00:47:30 And then who will then, I promise you, you will ride my coattails to doom. His mom's. not happy. His mom thought she was too ugly for Bill. Jesus Christ. The mom's great. Maybe our hero. They marry in a simple ceremony on October 11th,
Starting point is 00:47:56 1975. For Attorney General, he only runs against Dems in the primary. Organized labor, pull support when he refuses to sign a statement to repeal the state right of work law. Look,
Starting point is 00:48:12 you got to triangulate. There's me and there's my opponent and then there's Mephistophiles. You say he's running to the right of all the other Dems. 29-year-old Bill wins easily. No Republican runs in the general, so now he just has to wait for the general election. To win? Yeah, he's going to win. He's just got to wait.
Starting point is 00:48:38 That's great. This is still at the tail end of some of the former Confederate states where they were just run by the Democratic. at a party, certain offices would be. So he works on Jimmy Carter's campaign. Hillary gets a job at the Rose law firm. In 1977,
Starting point is 00:49:00 Bill runs for governor. A reporter, quote, he looks you in your eye and for a short period of time makes you feel like you're the only person in the room. Yeah, everybody says that about him. I love that story you wrote about me, honey, and I really appreciated that barrier.
Starting point is 00:49:16 lead. I've got something I'd like to bury a couple paragraphs in too. So he's elected easily and he is the youngest U.S. governor in 40 years. Wow. Since the, since the 30s, huh? Yeah. Since the New Deal era. He should still not be hanging out in the student union. 40s, I guess.
Starting point is 00:49:40 Wait, no, you're right, 30s. What do y'all kids feel like getting into today? I'm the fucking governor. You want to come over to the Twister house? What do you guys want to do? He's just got a whole floor of this twister. I got a Ouija board that always seems to suggest a blowjob. It's a Ouija board with two letters on it.
Starting point is 00:50:00 Moving around, hit a BJ. There you go. Here, let's get real high. I don't inhale. The Clinton's invested $700,000 in property in the Ozark Hills on the White River. with friends Jim and Susan McDougal. That early. That's a lot of money.
Starting point is 00:50:19 Immediately they did this. Yeah. And already, early on in my political career, I got seven large to just throw around here and there. Where the fuck? Yeah, obviously. Well, she was actually a good investor. We know that.
Starting point is 00:50:33 But, yeah, I don't know where all that money came from. They either. You know? Your attorney general and you get elected governor, it rains. I mean, she was a lawyer. They did work at the law school. That's a lot of money.
Starting point is 00:50:48 It's a lot of money. They did take out some loans. Sure. So they formed the Whitewater Development Company because they're going to build and sell vacation homes on this property. But the real estate market tanks, interest rates go up, and the McDougals and the Clintons now have to use their own money to pay interest payments. Fuck. As governor, Bill pulled everything he wanted to do. So he's not just like I want to do this.
Starting point is 00:51:16 He's like, find out what the people think first and then do it. Opposed at everything. Yeah, which is just not always this. Yeah, no. That's what the Democrats do. Yeah, yeah, not a, that's great. The dollop is brought to you by Nutrifle. Look, Gareth.
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Starting point is 00:58:19 It's like tax, but the business, like everybody doesn't get what they want. Right. So he also wants to stop clear cutting of forests, but then big timber attacks him. Well. So he changes it to not stopping it and just. just having them ask not to clear cut. It's classic dumb. Please don't.
Starting point is 00:58:43 Please don't clear cut. I'm sorry. You can't build the pyramid of the Pharaoh without several triangles that are triangulated. Power is built on failure and compromise. So it's not going well. His governorship is not going well. So he starts to avoid people. That's the way to do it.
Starting point is 00:59:06 Yeah. I'm going to go hide. Well, I'm going to the quad. Staff is now lying about where he is and where he's going to be. He's always late. This became known as Clinton time. And instead of apologizes for being late, he'd rage at staff. How dare you be on time?
Starting point is 00:59:25 What the fuck. It's insane. A temper tantrum would be followed by joking and chatting. And this drove his staff insane. Right. told a dangerous visitor was downstairs threatening to kill Bill. A dangerous visitor. Oh no.
Starting point is 00:59:45 Bill asked the scheduling office if they could. Bill asked the schedule office if they could work him in. What? Wait. Look. Not to be killed, just to have a meeting with him. I mean, but still. Let's play wild.
Starting point is 01:00:02 Let's play. Look. We're down big. We can just kick him out. I start rolling the dice. I don't know. He says he wants to kill you. Machiavelli said your greatest allies are people that used to try to kill you. You have a break from 2.30 to 3, but I really think we should just have lunch.
Starting point is 01:00:18 What if he wings me? Get him up here. Well, he sucked my dick. Well, I fucked him. Well, I invited him up and made sweet love to him. He's great. On February 27th, 1980, Hillary had a baby, Chelsea Clinton. So he was governed for like 12 years.
Starting point is 01:00:38 He was governor for a long, long time. Four term, three or four terms? Five terms, I think. Okay, okay. Yeah. Just hiding? Yeah, hiding the whole time. Well, there's a, okay, so Cuban immigrants escaped a resettlement camp in Arkansas.
Starting point is 01:00:53 Back to Cuba. And that leads to this large battle with police. Locals get freaked out. They're all armed groups are forming. So Bill activates the National Guard, and he actually handles us really well. and it calms down. But critics use the footage of the, like, rioting and the, you know, whatever, the disorder to say everything's falling apart under Bill. What a time.
Starting point is 01:01:19 So Republican Frank White runs against Bill. And Bill seems off. He's not paying attention when people speak. I haven't been cheating. It's just not at all him. I've been cheating like five days. I'm all around. He seems frantic.
Starting point is 01:01:37 even eating is off staff are unnerved eating is off yeah I'm just having tomatoes and mayonnaise Mr. Clinton you have turned red sir
Starting point is 01:01:48 well that's why I'm having the manning I get a whopper and then I just I eat just the slop that falls out of it I throw the burger away you're this guy came up with the slop diet you throw the burger and then you eat everything
Starting point is 01:02:02 that remains in the package I'm a bottom of a bag eater Staffer unnerved that he inhaled apples in a few bites. I did not inhale. Core and all. Yeah, like a pig. There you go. It's like a horse.
Starting point is 01:02:19 Ride. You guys want to see me horse and apple? Well, why would you? He doesn't seem well. I'm fine. Bring me more apples. Ride me. One night he stayed until 2 a.m.
Starting point is 01:02:38 To win back his high score on a pinball machine after a seven-year-old beat it. What the fuck? He's out of his, whatever's happening. He's fucking lost it. Get me an apple. Damn, it would have been so much better if he stayed in this failure zone.
Starting point is 01:02:56 Yes. God, we'd all be so much better off. He couldn't handle people not liking him. I look, I don't know what it is. If I go left wing, they call me a pot smoking homosexual communist. And then if I go right wing, they say I've sold out. Nobody's happy. I haven't figured out yet how to pretend to be one and actually do the other.
Starting point is 01:03:28 Excuse me. Anybody want to ride me on a saddle? So he doesn't know how to emotionally or political deal with the public backlash, and he's heard walking around saying, God, I'm an idiot. Wow. He's far laying around the office. Idiot. Then he became America's youngest ex-governor. Okay.
Starting point is 01:03:53 Wow. Eighty-two he lost. Yeah. And he tries to blame others. He screamed at the Little Rock. Associated Press Bureau Chief saying he plotted against him. You did this. He blamed Jimmy Carter.
Starting point is 01:04:07 Jimmy Carter. So he gets a job at a law firm and he hates that. The marriage is not going well. Has it ever? I think it did for a little while. Okay. A friend saw Bill rocking baby Chelsea while gently singing, I want a divorce, I want a divorce,
Starting point is 01:04:29 while Hillary was in the other room. Wow. Jesus Christ. No, babies love that song. You know, that's an album track off the Doobie Brothers. Wow. I want a divorce. Oh, fuck.
Starting point is 01:04:47 Michael McDonald does the guest vocals. So Bill reaches out to an ex-political advisor named Dick Morris. Oh, fuck. And he also reaches out to Betsy White. Bill said Morris was, quote, something dirty that he didn't want to touch without gloves. That's who you invited. Yeah, look, I've lost once, so I'm ready to do whatever deal with the devil needs to happen. Get me, Gallum.
Starting point is 01:05:21 Well, Carville. I got a text from Carville. I've gotten so many Democratic texts today, and I got one from Carville, and I'm just like, man, you guys just don't know you're texting. Usually I ignore it. Mark it is spam and move on. But sometimes I can't help myself
Starting point is 01:05:41 where it's like, I see, wake up to like, hey, it's Pete Buttigieg. You have a moment? So for the small number of them like Pete Buttigiegs, I'm like, I will never forgive you for the Iowa caucuses. I go worse. I will be like, eat my asshole.
Starting point is 01:05:58 That's what you said to me. Yeah, no. Well, you're all, yeah. Yeah, well, you're always trying to get me to join the Democratic Party. Yeah, true. But early on when they were doing those, I did write back. You're from the Rottom, Illinois Rodham Republican family. I'm a Rodham Republican, yeah. But I wrote back to one early that was, like, offensive.
Starting point is 01:06:15 And someone did write, like, obviously not the person, but someone was like, Really? Take it easy. Something like that. What? Yeah. And I was like, oh, my God. And then it never happened again.
Starting point is 01:06:26 Like early in the spam text game. No. Yeah. And I don't read him anymore. No. Okay, so Dick Morris joins up. Betsy Wright is a D.C. political organizer, and she moves into his guest house. I realized that I had reached a point of flaccidity in their career, and I needed an injection of some dick.
Starting point is 01:06:50 I need a lady in the guest house that I can just go hammer at any time. And she's the long time. strategist as well. Yes. She's going forever. Yeah. I thought she was a golden girl. So Bill Courts labor, who...
Starting point is 01:07:09 Janice Labor. He really pissed off in his first term. But the new governor, a Republican, hates unions, so they're like, okay, we'll support Bill. The pattern we've seen for the past 50 years. You're not going to do better than this. Do the math that Hillary did. You're not going to do better than this. To the left of the right.
Starting point is 01:07:33 So the labor money helps fund his exploratory campaign and pay Betsy's salary. So once against mud slinging, he is now for it. Quote, when someone is beating you over the head with a hammer, don't sit there and take it, take out a meat cleaver, and cut off their hand. Bill? First of all, I don't... I guess you cut off their hand, right? Well, it feels like it's beyond mudslinging. Doesn't sound like a guy who does a lot of physical fighting.
Starting point is 01:08:06 That's what's going to say. Hold it up like this and I'll swing. No, put it down on the table. He blames his old, he puts the, for losing it, he blames it all on his staff. He's like, they told me what to do. I didn't want to. I didn't fuck enough of them. Quote, one of them said, quote, all of a sudden, I'm getting the feeling that for his own well-being, the staff becomes expendable.
Starting point is 01:08:29 voters hated that Hillary didn't take Bill's last name at course and at this time fuck yeah they probably were like out of their minds yeah was she still Hillary Rodham yeah she didn't she wasn't even Hillary Rodham Clinton didn't she did the Hillary Rodham Clinton like late
Starting point is 01:08:47 like wasn't it already this is when she does it a state house member said quote Hillary's going to have to change her name and shave her legs Jesus Christ Oh, fuck me. Everyone was like, wait, what was that last part?
Starting point is 01:09:03 She got fucking hairy-ass legs. So you're going to need to take care of that. Plus or glasses are a little dark. God, damn it. So they weren't just evil out of nowhere. It was also done to them. And this is probably a guy on their side who's like trying to give advice. Let me give you some advice.
Starting point is 01:09:22 I'm a little old to you. I helped Huey long navigate politics back in his day. Give you a little bit of life. advice. Woman's going to have to have your name and you're not going to want to see nothing on those legs. She begins going by Miss Bill Clinton. Oh, she overcorrected.
Starting point is 01:09:42 Miss. Mrs. Sorry. I'm single. I'm a single Bill Clinton. I'm Bill Clinton. Yeah. Mrs. Bill Clinton?
Starting point is 01:09:52 That must have been a tough one for her. Yeah. Jesus Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clinton would cordially like to. Yeah. So Morris Hads bill apologized for the last term without actually using the word apology. Smart. Damn.
Starting point is 01:10:09 Very Democrat. The ad? You learn things during your Saturn return. You learn things about how to change your life for the better and everyone else is for the worst. It wasn't right. So they do it an ad and the ad causes Bill to drop 20 points in the polls. Wow. But Morris is like, it's going to pay off.
Starting point is 01:10:32 Hang in there. It's going to pay off. And he's correct. So because of that ad, mud slinging doesn't work. So everything they try to attack him for, he's already apologized for. So Bill then attacks his primary opponent for being in the pocket of big labor. What? and a bleeding
Starting point is 01:10:58 No, hear me out, guys. I'm going to attack him for being on your side and then you're going to come back because I'm the best that you're going to get. I mean, he just, for the exploratory campaign, he got labor money and now he's fucking... Plus, look at her legs. Huh?
Starting point is 01:11:15 Oh, my God. Shaved. I'm not going to give you everything you want or any of it, but I'm going to wear a hard hat and play that game. Ask the foreman. I'll be one of those guys with a suit and a yellow hard hat on and you will say, wow, it looks like he's on my side. Look at him cosplaying. And I am going to shave Hillary completely. We're having her industrially shaved right now.
Starting point is 01:11:43 We dropped her into a foghorn leghorn machine. We're going to nair her in front of the state. Oh, shit. So he also causes an opponent. opponent a bleeding heart on welfare and he wins the primary. Good God. I mean, it makes sense then. This all tracks.
Starting point is 01:12:03 But this is, yeah, I mean, this is when it's like in L.A. We have Democrats, right, in every office, but half of them are Republicans. Yes. Right? Yes. Most people. Or then Newsome. I mean, even Newsome now where you're like everyone is so many of the people who hate Trump
Starting point is 01:12:23 are now just like, he's so. good. Newsom is awesome. He doesn't use the army to get in homeless. He's the cops. When I was talking to my mother the other day, and my brother and I were, she was like,
Starting point is 01:12:33 I really like Newsom. My brother and I were both like, kind of like, who wants to just fucking hammer, shatter this apart in two sentences. If you don't follow the news about everything that's going wrong, I can make you like me a lot.
Starting point is 01:12:46 Yeah. I mean. So, he wins the primary. And then they go to the general. Is it 86? I think, you know, I don't know what year it is. The apology video works again in the general. He's such a man.
Starting point is 01:13:10 And he's elected governor. I'm so sorry. Yeah. Wow. It's crazy. I fucked up. So Arkansas is not doing well. Farms are failing, high unemployment, recession's going on.
Starting point is 01:13:21 Education is 49th in the country. Nice. So Bill wants to become. the education governor. Turn that shit around. And he and his team began a permanent campaign while in office, which is to constantly shape the narrative, always gauging the public to decide the next thing to do. And it's a new way of running an administration and it becomes synonymous with Bill Clinton.
Starting point is 01:13:47 And it's one of the biggest problems with the party today. Because then they're never actually making long-term choices for the better. it's just knee-jerk reaction to what is. I'm smart. I'm a good student. Nobody ever said I was wise. That word's never been used. That's why I'm still in the quad.
Starting point is 01:14:09 Hanging out, lava lamping. Wise boys don't get late. So the state is last for teacher salaries. Some teachers are on food stamps. Hillary chaired education hearings. One parent said... Look at those games. Wow.
Starting point is 01:14:30 Nice. She had her laying them up on the table at the garage. By the way, the beaves the same. Ms. Clinton, I just wanted to thank you for shaving. Mrs. Bill Clinton. A parent said her kids teacher kept calling World War II World War 11. Ooh, yikes. You can see how the mistake could be made.
Starting point is 01:14:53 Yeah, for sure. Because in the books. Yep. No, no, it's right there. Yep. Well, it's one in one and one. Well, that's a forward thinking child. We will get there.
Starting point is 01:15:06 Yeah. Sooner than you think. So Bill wants teacher competency tests and smaller class sizes. And conservative voters are like, yeah. And the teachers association is like, what the fuck? So Bill attacks the union. And it passes. Bill convinced huge corporations like Walmart to expand in Arkansas.
Starting point is 01:15:30 A labor leader said, quote, Bill Clinton is the kind of man who will pat you on the back and piss on your leg. That's the way I can come. That's not all piss. Some other fluids mixed inside of that. I'm a squirter. Excuse me. In 1964, Arkansas got into the business.
Starting point is 01:15:53 of selling plasma donated by inmates. God, Jesus Christ. Donated. Yeah, donated. Donated. Donated. Voluntarily donated. Yes, what good people. Wow, that's quite a fucking statement. Selling plasma.
Starting point is 01:16:08 And they have a huge prison population, of course, this whole time. It's not sold in the U.S. though. Oh. Because the dangers of inmate plaza who have a higher level of having things wrong with the blood. Infected, hepatitis. Early naphton. And then now, now in the year we've moved on to HIV, right?
Starting point is 01:16:31 Like it's... Jesus Christ. I mean, that is, that's like some teal shit. So, wow. It's centered in Cummins Prison. Oh, yeah. Yeah? I've been there.
Starting point is 01:16:47 This is a terrible name for a print. That's what I call the bedroom. The bedroom's called the Cummins Prison. What were they thinking? And it's overseen by the company Health Management Associates, HMA, from 1978 onward, which is the year Bill got into office. So because they can't sell them in the U.S., they sell it to a bloodbroker in Canada.
Starting point is 01:17:14 Hello. Type A. Who then sells it worldwide. Bloodbroker. And you got to meet him in a cafe and conference. Cairo. He's going to check it. Everybody's doing hookas.
Starting point is 01:17:30 I can't believe blood broker. So the broker is not told that the blood is coming from prisoners. Look, we've got grade B plus blood. Coming out of Arkansas, we've got so much of it. We are thick with blood. I can't believe how much blood Arkansas is sending us. Well, it's the Red River, sweetheart. We've got more than we know what to do with.
Starting point is 01:17:58 So, prisoners with hepatitis C are allowed to donate. Hep C is a big indicator of HIV plus. So they're also just like not screening for these things. Sure. In 1983, the FDA issues a recall. The FDA is recalling plasma blood? What the fuck?
Starting point is 01:18:22 It's not like birds-eye vegetables. This sounds like the hairy lime scam in the third man with Orson Wells, where it's like water down the penicillin and kill some babies, but who would care? Do you really care if any of those dots stop moving? That's the whole, the whole, there's several scams like that going on. I cannot fucking believe the FDA is like, now hold on. If you're taking prisoner blood from Arkansas, we have bad news for you.
Starting point is 01:18:52 Well, they recall it and they say it's from Cummins Prison and that's when Canada realized the blood's coming from inmates. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry where? Well, listen, bad news. Well, I'll not be tolerating this. We thought it was. These prisoners all, they said they had top-notch blood. So we are just as mad at ourselves as you are at us. We had hoped that there was some kind of ethical way that you were providing the... Well, a lot of those fellows work out. They look good.
Starting point is 01:19:26 We'll do a make-good with seminal fluids. And I will handle that all myself. I'll handle that. I got a bunch of it. How big of a bucket? So the FDA revokes HMA's license. To help with the license issue, Bill says they should hire an ombudsman
Starting point is 01:19:48 to oversee things for $60,000 a year in our money who was his friend to oversee... Let me tell you what solves a lot of problems is an ombudsman. Wait, people around the world are dying from tainted blood.
Starting point is 01:20:09 What about an ombudsman? Get yourself an ombudsman. The bill orders an investigation into HMA by the state police. Right. Now, I'm issuing an investigation from the state police that are my private army. You guys are going to leave no stone unturned, but when you do turn over some stones, you're going to turn them right back over. Another investigation was started by the Institute for Law and Policy Planning, and that a messer. found it was extremely negligent hiring staff health screening record keeping and repeatedly
Starting point is 01:20:55 violated its contract bill state police found out that there was gambling amongst the employees what just regular gambling I am shocked shocked to find that there is gambling this establishment the gambling ring they had like a gambling operation set up I bet he's got HIV I have 50 on that guy having hep C. Yeah, I got a side bit here. I'll take that. So that's all that the police found. Leukemia insurance, leukemia insurance.
Starting point is 01:21:35 No, it's not terrible. The state police only found the gambling. The other agency found all the other stuff. The state police only found gambling. Right, yeah. There was nothing else going on. Yeah, yeah. And then an Arkansas state senator who is part of the scandal pushes Bill to end the investigation, so Bill does.
Starting point is 01:21:55 Yep. Why wouldn't he? So since the police found no issues with the actual quality of HMA, they got to keep their contract. Boom. Beautiful. And the HMA president later worked on Bill's next campaign for governor. There you go. It's so great.
Starting point is 01:22:14 look, this is how it comes together. Private industry, public resources. It's perfect. But HMA gets dissolved when the Institute for Law and Policy Planning releases their report, which took a lot longer because it had all the other fucking actual shit. Good guys are always slow. Like, we're doing it correctly, legally. And so it'll be, we're going to be done after the relevant.
Starting point is 01:22:44 an election? We already figured it all out. It's fine. They were gambling a little bit. Or John Blood on half Canadians? Well, they were playing they were doing more pie gal than anything. So they bring in another contractor, Pine Bluff Biologicals, which is just no better. It's the same thing.
Starting point is 01:23:02 Okay, they're out of business. They're going to change their name and all the same people are going to work them. Problem solved. The Arkansas Department of Corrections plasma business would sicken and or kill. It's a crazy start to It's fucking shocking. The Arkansas
Starting point is 01:23:17 Corrine plasma. Would sicken and or kill thousands of people with HIV, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. One report estimates it has or will kill 7,000 Canadians and nearly 2,000 British and more around the world.
Starting point is 01:23:34 Thousands were sickened. And then, of course, they sickened other people. Like, it wasn't just like, that guy got HIV. That guy got HIV and then spread... Like, it's tons of... people getting and kids like people just getting blood like it's fucking horrifying well there's no reason that that border at the 44th parallel should be an artificial border of HIV on one side and the other they can join us in hell i'd dream of a world where everyone is getting AIDS I'm not
Starting point is 01:24:05 going to Canada they got HIV up there so bill continues to womanize state Troopers on his security detail said he used them to proposition women. I remember this. I remember this. Hello, you have any idea why I pulled you over? Bill Clinton's looking to bang you. He's over there. He's half cocked at the back of the car.
Starting point is 01:24:32 This is actually a fuck stop, ma'am. How are you? One trooper said he approached 100 women for Bill in two years. Wow. Everyone on his staff knew. It's also, I mean, a cop, I mean, it's just so, I mean, it's even beyond Bill Clinton being an elbow-grabbing, handshaking pervert if cops are going up to you and being like, And was he doing ride-alongs in the back seat? Hello.
Starting point is 01:24:59 Bad girls, bad girls. What's going to do? Hey, why we got you pulled over, pull it up. I think it was like Def Leopard in a concert where you go that one and then you have a guy going to the crowd and pick her out and he says, hey, the lead singer, Defleaford wants to meet you, come back, and I think it's that. I think it's that kind of thing. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:25:19 But even stronger with people in uniform on behalf of a Clinton. That's much weirder. Yes. So everyone on the staff knew, including Hillary, reading this, I really have to believe that Hillary was okay with it. Like it was... Has to be. It was an early version of open marriage, right?
Starting point is 01:25:42 Like it was just like It's what happened a lot back then Where Where the guy's cheating all the time And people like I can't believe he stays with her It's like well she knows And she's accepted it It's like NBA where you're like
Starting point is 01:25:55 You're hanging in there Because you're benefiting Like she's benefiting from what's happening with him And like you said he's crying on the phone If she's cheating or wants to cheat So she's just basically like look It is what it is It's like I'm dying inside
Starting point is 01:26:08 Let him do what he's going to do Yeah Thank you That's where I need you I mean Or else it's just insane. So the governor's mansion is staffed by mostly, quote, We just had a glory hole installed.
Starting point is 01:26:23 How good is that, huh? The governor's mansion is staffed by mostly, quote, African American men in their 30s. Hillary, quote, using prison labor at the governor's mansion was a longstanding tradition, which kept down costs. Wow. Because that's slavery. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:26:42 So our 13th Amendment allows for us to use prisoners to slaves. And she wrote this recently. She's saying, yeah, we had slaves and that kept down costs. Paul-Dine admission. Yeah, it's really crazy. And I think this came out during her last run. Amazing. It just shows you how sloppy she is.
Starting point is 01:27:02 I don't know what problem you have with a loophole. That is a loophole. I didn't write the amendment. I just abused it She also said The men were black And Yep, we got it Hillary
Starting point is 01:27:20 She had a strict policy To send them back to prison If they broke the rules Wow, that's fuck She wrote that Yeah, recently Like it might have been after the election It might have been her book
Starting point is 01:27:31 As well, she's winning that part I agree with her there In 1986 Bill wins another term Now he was considering running for president but he didn't because he thought Chelsea was too young and then there was all the affairs
Starting point is 01:27:45 that everyone knew about. Yeah, right. And he's always thinking about that 88. He's thinking about that 88. In 88, he gave the nomination speech for Michael Dukakis. Remember that, yep. It was a famous speech.
Starting point is 01:27:59 Was it? I don't remember. That was like his Obama. It is a historically bad speech. Oh, bad. Oh, okay. We are coming together to try to tank this one and be in the running for the next.
Starting point is 01:28:11 That's why I have slaves. An aide called it... Dukakis. An aide called it one of the, quote, most miserable political experiences he ever watched. Wow. On TV, delegates were slashing their hands across their throats as he spoke. Wow. Like, cut it, cut it.
Starting point is 01:28:32 Yeah. People were yelling, get the hook. Wow. Now, I might disagree with Michael Dukakis, as many Americans. do on issues related to budget, social issues, crime, warfare. But I'm voting for him. Why? Because I get to stand here if I say that.
Starting point is 01:28:55 Do you have any idea how hard it is for me to turn down a bush? When Bill said in closing, mock applause broke out, broke out. So after the speech, he is ridiculed across the country. Wow. Like Carson, like everybody's making fun of him. But he goes on the snitcho and makes self-depreciating jokes and plays his saxophone. Oh, that fucking saxophone. And enhances his likability with voters.
Starting point is 01:29:25 Because I watched it. He is just like, yeah, the speech is terrible. How bad was that? Like, it just goes on and on. Like, which is what you want to see at that time, right? You don't want to go. You're right. You're right.
Starting point is 01:29:34 Yeah. Yeah. I think I could say it a little bit better with maybe some keys. In 1990, his patience and peace of mind were fraying. Some think he's in a midlife crisis. He's been in a midlife crisis since he was sick. During an argument with Dick Morris, Bill punched him in the face. After his next election win, he calls Jennifer Flowers.
Starting point is 01:30:00 Uh-oh. Who... Maybe they're two-year governor terms or something? Yeah, they must be, right? He'd been sleeping with Jennifer for like 12 years. she recorded the phone call soon after Bill went to a governor's conference
Starting point is 01:30:17 in Little Rock and 24 year old Paula Corbin was working reception she claims a trooper gave her Bill's room number and said quote the governor says you make his knees knock so she went to his room and he made sexual comments when I get horny I look like a
Starting point is 01:30:36 like the cartoon turnip that tells kids to eat vegetables on Saturday morning cartoon. Knees start knocking, you know, like any healthy male sexual appetite. Bang, bang, bang. He said,
Starting point is 01:30:53 he made sexual comments, touched her and tried to kiss her neck before taking out his dick and asking her to kiss it. Well, now, look, let's, at least he's following the regular protocols
Starting point is 01:31:06 for how you court, which is a neck kick take your dick out and then ask if you want to kiss it. This is how my daddy taught me. Look, you might be fantasizing about 69, but let me tell you, we can compromise. Have you heard of a 19? I'm the best you're going to do.
Starting point is 01:31:24 You got your dick and ask you if someone wants to kiss it. Would you like to kiss this little girl? I mean, that is six-year-old shit. Is there any other governor you have a chance with? I understand what was the trooper not clear. See what it does if you kiss it. Would you like some champagne? I have slaves.
Starting point is 01:31:42 If you notice, right around the shaft there, I got a little tiny state trooper badge that I pinned to my own penis. How about that? So you can sit and pull you over. Watch out. Don't disobey. It's deputized. To protect the shirt. Oh, the snake's throwing up.
Starting point is 01:31:57 There you are. She refused to kiss it. Bill said, quote, well, I don't want to make you do anything you don't want to do. And he put his dick away. Well, you're in a room with him. and his dicks out. Well, look, I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable. Want to watch the three amigos?
Starting point is 01:32:19 So that, he denies all that. When Chelsea was 11, Bill... I did not kiss her neck. When Chelsea was 11, Bill decides to run for president. That's perfect, because that's when she's an awkward teenager. That's when you want your kid to be exposed to all this. Yeah. I mean, that's one thing I was saying, the fucking right wing is so...
Starting point is 01:32:38 brutal to Chelsea. Like it was crazy. Oh yeah, it was fucking nuts. On October 3rd, 1991... It's a good thing they didn't know about him eating those fucking apples hole. That would have been a whole other nightmare for her. It's like a fucking snake. On October 3rd, 1991, 45-year-old Bill announced and said he, and said he was concerned about, quote, middle class people spending more hours on the job, spending less time with their children, and bringing home a smaller paycheck to pay for health care, and education. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:33:11 Problems, the Democrats have been good at seeing for a long time. We make those things happen and then we notice that they have happened. Those realities exist.
Starting point is 01:33:23 That's where this ends. The speech, that is. So recession is in full swing. Bill is a, quote, New Democrat. Yeah. So from the DLC, the Democratic Leadership Council,
Starting point is 01:33:38 which formed 1985 and by new democrat what we mean is the older democrat that predates franklin rooseville back when it was a right-wing party that's what we mean by new old it's like dick gabbhart bill clinton leberman those types the d lcdlc wants to move dems away from unions from progressive radicals from fdr's new deal and to the center and more to corporations and then they could pick up suburban white voters. Is it truly for vote? I mean, they're just corporatists.
Starting point is 01:34:15 Is it really? Like, is that just the outside just? That's like their talking point justification. No, this is why I always say Democrats are dumb. I do think they truly believe this is the way to win. It's amazing to be like, all right, let's get away from FDR. That guy, fucking sucked. But they like, if you, you can trace there the beginning of this thought process to McGovern,
Starting point is 01:34:37 losing then they decided they were all horrifically traumatized by McGovern losing yes a whole generation of baby boomers yes was like oh we won't be that anymore right right and they and they blamed the older FDR guys who were still in office and had been union guys and gone to Congress and they thought well no it should all be run by lawyers and professionals strongly antitrust too yes yeah and so yeah This is what sets it all in motion. So he does run on progressive stuff like health care for all. Any couple of words you can put together that match what our polls say the people want. Just say it.
Starting point is 01:35:23 Just say it. They don't read the news enough to notice you're not doing it. But not single-payer health care for all. Nope. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Not those two words. Bill said people, quote, need a government that offers a hand up, not a hand out.
Starting point is 01:35:42 Which is just ragging language. But he is for choice affirmative action and to let gays serve in the military. Which is also an amazing one. He had an early lead in the polls. And then on January 23rd, the star tabloid dropped a story about his affairs. Uh-oh. They paid Jennifer Flowers. and Bill denied it
Starting point is 01:36:07 and said she was paid and had been pressured. Is it paid or pressured? So now Bill, he's on the campaign trail. This happens. Now he's pro-death penalty because he's
Starting point is 01:36:21 doesn't want to sound like a soft liberal. Right. And Ricky Ray Rector is a 31-year-old. Ricky Ray Rector? Rickty Ray Rector. He's a 31-year-old guy in 1981 and he has a lot of anger issues. he
Starting point is 01:36:35 he was teased a lot as a kid because he had a learning disability and because he's black a lot of racism obviously so during an argument in 81 over a bar cover charge
Starting point is 01:36:49 he shoots a guy and kills him and then spends three days on the run what was the cover charge do I know? $7. Yeah I'm just saying and it's already after midnight
Starting point is 01:37:01 come on You should have a half-price covered after me. Good Lord, yeah. Nope, I can see nobody's in there. So his family talks him to turning himself in, and when the cop comes to get him, he shoots and kills the cop. Okay. The shame the cop was like,
Starting point is 01:37:21 Bill Clinton would like to meet you in his suite. After he shoots the cop, he shoots himself in the head. Fuck. So, medically, they basically said he lobotomized himself. Medically, they... But he didn't die, he'd hung on for 10 years. Yeah, the medical professionals said... Well, what kind of lobotomy?
Starting point is 01:37:41 Like the Rose Kennedy or... The one where your frontal point is gone. He was just easier. He would pay the cover charge going forward. He had an IQ of 70, which is not extraordinary. That's like George W. Bushlow. So he's totally incompetent. I would not pay the cover charge.
Starting point is 01:37:58 but they still put him on trial and he got the death penalty. Wow. So his execution is scheduled two days after the star tabloid story comes out about affairs. Oh, fuck. What do you know, you lean on some of those state troopers. I've got the pardon telephone, but I can also, I can make other calls to that same phone line. And I say, I want you guys to be very well aware of when the Iowa caucuses and the, New Hampshire primary are.
Starting point is 01:38:31 I apologize, Ricky. So like I said, liberals are seen as soft on crime, so Bill rejects clemency, and he flies to Arkansas to be there for the execution. That's fucking weird. Rector's last meal. Fried chicken, steak, pecan pie. Oh, but he doesn't eat the pecan pie.
Starting point is 01:38:51 Don't. And he tells the guards he is saving it for later when he comes back. Arkansas Encyclopedia, quote, Rector's obvious inability to comprehend the fact that he was about to be executed unnerved a number of prison officials. Technicians could not find a vein. Quote, Rector attempted to help them find a vein that would work. And witnesses stated that he seemed to be innocently cheerful as though he believed that the technicians were performing a simple everyday procedure. And then he was killed.
Starting point is 01:39:28 one prison official was so horrified that he quit Oh, that's fucking brutal And Bill was not soft on crime, was he? Today, the Supreme Court ruled So if this happened today, that would be considered cruel Unanual Unanual Punishment, he could not be executed. And that's in today's world. Yes.
Starting point is 01:39:52 That's fucking crazy. And that's this current Supreme Court that's building concentration camps everywhere. But, I mean, they have a line. They're not mine. They're just keeping, they're stopping the bad people. I mean, they're like, I love that so many people are always like, I now realize what my parents' generation did wrong.
Starting point is 01:40:13 And I will not do that as I do something much worse that won't be noticed until the next generation. Two days later, Jennifer Flowers held a press conference to explain the affair. I'm killing a prisoner or not. Yeah. And I said, hey, is there any more room? that execution chamber a couple other people
Starting point is 01:40:32 have loud mouth I called the number of bars and speakies he told them to raise the cover charge we've got super Tuesday coming up real soon we're going to need
Starting point is 01:40:43 one for each state drinks twice the price she had recordings of conversations with Bill he continues to deny it his lead in New Hampshire shrinks the saxophone out and starts playing it
Starting point is 01:40:56 how about that here's my new song I'm sorry. His lead in New Hampshire shrinks. He and Hillary go on 60 minutes to refute the accusations. And this is a big moment for Hillary because, you know, she is considered this feminine icon, but this moment is like stand by your man. Yeah, right.
Starting point is 01:41:21 And she and her being there shield him from what could have been a lot worse. Right. Yeah. They started playing that card now and then, but that card only lasts. So long. Who was the 60 Minutes interview with? Do you know? Well, it was just Bill and Hillary.
Starting point is 01:41:36 Yeah, but who was the interviewer? Oh, I don't know. Who do you want it to be? What are the names there? Mike Wallace. Mike Wallace, yeah. Ed Bradley. Mike, let me tell you, as a feminist, I have a career.
Starting point is 01:41:49 And it's attached to him. So he takes second in New Hampshire. Now, some staff think... Behind Paul Songus. Oh, shit. Silent Tee. I think you're right. Silent Tee.
Starting point is 01:42:07 Or Dick Gepard, right? I think Gepard was running also. Paul Songas, he's wrongus. He's hot and tees. He's got letters that ain't pronounced. He's got T's that he's not allowing to speak. Paul Songus. Stongus.
Starting point is 01:42:26 I think we should lose in the same way that the last. Massachusetts guy. Dukakis will seem amazing when I'm done. God, they always just have the worst candidates. What was the one, the California governor who was... Jerry Brown. That was when he was the left-wing guy that year. He had like a blue bus that he drove to DC or something.
Starting point is 01:42:54 Yeah. You know, it was like downtown Jerry Brown. Jerry Brown, you know? Yeah. So some staff think Bill is clinically depressed and maybe not mentally fit to take on the stress of the president. What do you mean depressed? I fuck whenever I want to. And I smile all the time.
Starting point is 01:43:17 I haven't felt since I was five. The only time I feel happy is when I'm calming in a woman. I ate that pea-mpie. How about that? Normal. The worst thing about come is that it goes. And once you have that, then it's good. Lip it, lip it, lipitimware, is what the French say.
Starting point is 01:43:37 A congressman recalled a horse, quiet bill, repeating, quote, I'm all right, we'll get through this, we'll get through this over and over in the back of a car. I want a divorce. I'll be okay. You're going to be okay. Billy, you're going to be okay. Somebody get me an entire gala apple. Somebody get, that woman.
Starting point is 01:43:55 He's just looking out of the back of a limousine. Her, I want her. Her. Whatever. Communications director George Stephanopoulos was disgusted when he saw stress eater bill inhale a box of donuts. There we go. That's better. That feels nice. He won the Democratic nomination, but he lagged in the polls behind President George H.W. Bush and Ross Perra. And then he chose Tennessee Senator Al Gore for his VP. Gore had originally wanted to be pro's VP.
Starting point is 01:44:26 and the Gore pick causes Bill to pass Bush in the polls. Wow. The economy is bad and Bill's driving theme is, quote, it's the economy stupid. This is gorementum. 1992, Gormentum. I take you from third place to second place. No, put it in a lockbox. He pushed increasing wages for working class.
Starting point is 01:44:56 health insurance reform and targeted investment. And he talked a lot about investing in America. Bill was elected on November 3rd, 1992. And that is the end of part one. He had a lot of back channels going like, let's make sure Ross Pro's in that debate. Let's make sure, this is a three, if I've ever seen a three-way fight, it's this.
Starting point is 01:45:22 I appreciate everything you're doing for me there, Bill. And I don't, I disagree with it. with you. Now wait to meet it here. Hold out a second. It was so amazing. That was the only three-way debate of my entire lifetime. Yeah. Well, the only way to get it is to, it has to be a billionaire. The only way to make that happen is a billionaire has to buy his way. Right. And they were like, okay, well, then the normal fake rules that are illegal don't apply this time. Yes. Yeah. No nadir, but parole. And this was the first election where they got rid of the women's, um, League of Women Voters. Who used to do the debate. And they just have the, and they just
Starting point is 01:45:56 have the CNN and the guys or whatever. And then the networks take over. Yeah. Wow. And then questions got really bad. Right. That's when the questions got bad and turned into garbage.
Starting point is 01:46:07 Yeah. But before that, the League of Women Voters had great questions. When I was a very, very young kid and then just seeing even in the older days before my time, you would have questions and debates where there were like, this important topic to democracy and our Republican system of government deserves an answer from both of you gentlemen and they would have to answer it. Yes. First of all, great shirt, I can see your ariola.
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