On Wednesday evening, appearing on Fox News as Hannity, also known as the Donald Trump show, Donald Trump dropped the R-bomb on Bill and Hillary Clinton. Hannity asked Trump, for example, I looked at the New York Times. Are they going to interview Juanita Broderick? Are they going to interview Paula Jones? Are they going to interview Kathleen Willie? In one case, it's about exposure. In another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. Trump added, and rape.

Kennedy agreed. In one case, it's about exposure. In another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will.

Trump added, and rape.

Kennedy agreed, and rape.

Well, the media lost its collective mind over this exchange.

Mostly, they cannot understand why anyone would lay a glove on the first black president.

Doesn't everybody love Bill, if not always, consensually?

A former Clinton aide told the Hill, quote,

I think that people remember the booming economy under President Clinton,

and they remember he led the largest expansion in American history,

and experts on all sides of the aisle agree.

That's why he's been so in demand for campaigns across the country in recent years.

How would that ever, ever be a bad thing?

Here's the answer. Hillary Clinton killed Bill Clinton's legacy, and now Trump is just dropping

the final hammer. Over and over in this campaign, Hillary has been forced to throw her

husband's crime legacy under the bus to appease the radical racist at Black Lives Matter.

When Bill defended his crime law from BLM activists, he said,

quote, you are defending the people who killed the lives you say matter. Hillary immediately threw him over,

saying, quote, there were a lot of people very scared, very concerned about how high crime back in the day.

Now we've got to say, okay, we have to deal with the consequences over incarceration of people

who should not have been in the criminal justice system. Hillary also tossed Bill's welfare reform legacy under the bus. The bill, Bill Clinton signed into law, written by the Gingrich Republicans, took millions off the welfare rolls. In April, Hillary dumped all over it. She said, quote, now we have to take a hard look at it again, especially after the Great Recession. Hillary's also preparing to toss NAFTA out the window. That was Clinton's major trade advance, opening American markets to Mexican and Canadian products, and vice versa. In 2000, she said NAFTA was, quote, an inherited agreement. We didn't get everything we should have got out of it, in my opinion. In 2007, she said, quote, NAFTA was inherited by the

Clinton administration. We should quit giving it away so willy-nilly. We want to be involved in the

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