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All right, Jason Riley is with us today from the Manhattan Institute and the Wall Street

Journal is going to talk about the race baiting of the left and how the right should respond.

Hillary Clinton just unleashed a dramatic response to the allegations of Harvey Weinstein's sexual

abuse. Here she is taking off on Harvey Weinstein.

My weight, she didn't say anything. I'm writing a response for her. I've written a statement

for Hillary Clinton. I wanted to say it's high time women spoke out against men who abuse

women unless those men can help their careers. Then they should keep silent about it for

decades and try to destroy any women who accuses them. And then when it turns out that doesn't

help your career as much as you'd hoped, you can become a bitter, hard-drinking wretch

pretending your personal disappointment is feminism. Maybe she won't put that. I'd

stay right. I thought it would work. Also, there's all this feuding and drama going on in

Washington DC. It is as if we are watching real housewives of the swamp and we will talk

about that. Trigger warning, I'm Andrew Clayvin. This is the Andrew Clayvin Show.

All right. A lot of good stuff coming up tomorrow is mailbag, first of all. Gotta get

those mailbag questions in. How do you do it? Well, you go to the DailyWire.com, press

the podcast thing. There was a button, right? It says send in your mouth. But you got to

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