Wednesday morning, Donald Trump announced at a press conference that he hoped that Vladimir Putin,

a man he said, called President Obama the N-word. Do you know what the N-word is?

Had Hillary's 30,000 deleted emails. Looking directly into camera, Trump said,

it would be very interesting to see. I will tell you this, Russia. If you're listening,

I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.

Trump added, I wish I had that power. By the way, they hacked. They hacked, okay? A few minutes later, Trump said he wasn't sure Russia had hacked the DNC. The media went crazy. How dare Trump say such things? How dare he suggest he wants America's enemies to have access to America's national security secrets.

That's insane. It's self-obsessed.

Um, guys, Hillary Clinton deliberately built a private server knowing it was vulnerable to hack.

The Clinton Foundation took cash from Russian-involved sources at the Russian Atomic Energy Agency, Rossetam,

took over a company mining uranium in the United States with the approval of Hillary's State Department.

Yeah, Trump's dumb to say he wants America's national security secrets disseminated among our enemies, but I mean, it's Trump.

It's Hillary's fault. This is even a topic. She exposed the secrets. She did so on purpose.

The media's attempt to spin this one as a big boo-woo by Trump neglects the fact it wouldn't be an issue at all, if not for Hillary's corruption and incompetence. More to the point, Democrats constantly attempt to get foreign powers to

intervene on their behalf in elections. In 1984, Teddy Kennedy actually asked the Soviet Union

for their help in beating Ronald Reagan in the presidential election. According to Forbes

magazine, quote, Kennedy's message was simple. He proposed an unabashed quid pro quo. Kennedy would

lend Andropov, Yuri Andropov, then the prime minister, a hand in dealing with President Reagan.

In return, the Soviet leader would lend the Democratic Party a hand in challenging Reagan in the

1984 presidential election.

Quote, the only real potential threats to Reagan are problems of war and peace in Soviet-American relations,

the memo stated. These issues, according to the Senator, will without doubt become one of the

most important of the election campaign. In the 1990s, the Clintons, you remember them?

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