This is T-B-T-L with Luke Burbank on NewsTalk 710, Cairo.

There is no barrier, we can't overcome.

No dream, we can't realize.

Nothing we can't do if we just start acting like Americans again.

Thank you all very much, God bless you and God bless America.

Well Hillary Clinton certainly sounded upbeat tonight in New York and she has certain reason

to be proud of her accomplishments picking up almost 2,000 delegates, millions upon millions

of votes and yet by any realistic standard she has certainly now lost the democratic

nomination for president and although she hasn't officially conceded it would appear

that's only a matter of time away.

You'll be hearing a lot about Hillary Clinton, her political missteps, ways that she might

have maintained what was seen to be a lead going into this primary but we're going to leave

that to the other shows.

We're interested in talking about Hillary Clinton kind of as a human being, Jen you were

saying this morning when you woke up and you read that this was likely the last stand

for Hillary Clinton that you thought not about her as a candy but her as a human being

who had spent her whole life really at least adult life moving towards this moment.

Yeah, you know I mean she's just a she had a dream and her dream ended today and it's

hard to not think about it in those terms a little bit.

And somebody who I've heard talk about Hillary Clinton at different points and it's always

been very interesting to me because he himself I think politically is very much in a different

place than Hillary Clinton is is author and radio host Michael Medved he hosts a national

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