Really? Hillary’s ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ Attitude on Scandals Actually Surprises Reporter
CNN’s Brianna Keilar managed to do what no other reporter has done in recent times: she landed an exclusive interview with the unusually camera-shy Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton.
Keilar appeared on State of the Union recently to discuss the interview. She shared how surprised she was to find Clinton defiant on the issue of her low poll numbers regarding her trustworthiness.
According to Mediaite.com, she said:
“I was surprised that she didn’t show a little more contrition,” Keilar said.
“Talking to Democrats, including Democrats who really want to see her in the White House, they’ll say, she didn’t handle the e-mail situation right. The Clinton Foundation controversy, that’s also a self-inflicted wound. So I’m surprised that she didn’t give more on that.”
Keilar was also underwhelmed by the classic Clintonian rhetorical maneuver, that that depends on what your definition of subpoena is.
“I did think on the e-mail answer there were a number of things that didn’t stand, that didn’t pass the fact check,” Keilar said.
“She’s basically arguing here, you know, I didn’t delete the e-mails while under a subpoena. When your argument is I wiped my server but it wasn’t when I was under a subpoena, I don’t know that you’re on some tremendous moral high ground.”
See an excerpt from Keilar’s interview with Clinton here:
Hahaaaa!!!!!! I remember when that pic came out. The Enquirer specialized for awhile in absolutely blistering the Clintoons, pictorially and otherwise.
