RUSH: Okay, folks, I'm gonna tell you what I think is actually going on here. I think we are being played in the standard, common, everyday way the Clinton team plays the American people. It has happened, I can't count the number of times, dating back to when Bill Clinton was in the White House.
Essentially what this is -- and the Lynch-Clinton meeting is the latest ingredient -- we're being set up for massive disappointment, depression, and dispiritedness. They're making it look like, and they have all along, very possible Hillary Clinton could be indicted. They are toying with us. They're dangling this carrot in front us. "This could be the time. This could be it when we finally get the Clintons once and for all."
They drag it out, and they do things like this meeting that apparently compromises the whole thing and jeopardizes the whole thing, release information on all the emails they're finding and Hillary's IT takes the Fifth 125 times. Ask yourself, how many times do people ask you, "Do you really think Hillary's gonna be indicted?" And they say it with anticipation and excitement. How many times do people ask you that? They ask me that all the time.
My answer, by the way, from the get-go has always been, "She's not gonna be indicted. There's no way it's gonna happen. You don't understand the Democrat Party and their use of power if you think their presidential nominee is gonna be indicted by an Obama DOJ. Ain't gonna happen."
But they got a lot of people thinking it will, and when she skates, they want you depressed, they want you down in the dumps, they want you giving up, they want you thinking there's no way you can win. They want you thinking they can get away with everything. That's the Clinton MO, and we are right smack-dab in the middle of another such play. Don't doubt me.
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RUSH: Okay. Let's use our intelligence guided by experience and add to it some of the things just now mentioned by J. Christian Adams. How it's done between Lynch meeting with Bill. Now, remember that J. Christian Adams' point here, and this is a very key point. When Loretta Lynch says that she is going to basically step away, not recuse, but she's gonna step aside and accept the recommendations of the FBI and the decision of career prosecutors in the DOJ -- for those of you in Rio Linda, the other kind of prosecutors are appointees, political appointees versus career.
Career people are there no matter the administration. They're there as long as their work is up to snuff and they don't get canned, but they're career prosecutors, and the point that Christian made is if those people want to rise in the ranks at the FBI, and it's no different than anywhere else, you impress the boss, you do what the boss wants. You make your name by getting noticed by the boss.
So turning over this decision to both the FBI and career prosecutors is really not much of a risk for Loretta Lynch if you start out believing she doesn't want Hillary indicted. And we know that's the case, folks. These are Democrats first. I know people want to believe that we still have people who will still put institutions above party. Not today's the Democrat Party. The whole point of acquiring these positions of power is to corrupt them with your people, who will use these positions of power to implement your agenda.
Now, they don't look at it as corrupting anything because they think they're God's gift. They're simply doing the work that needs to be done to transform America. So in their minds they're not corrupting anything. To the objective observer, of course, all of this is corruption. We know that Obama does not want Hillary indicted. He'd be the first witness. You stop and think of that? He'd be the first witness. He's the president of the United States. She's got an email server that violates every executive branch rule and regulation. He'd be the first witness. He doesn't want her indicted.
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