Katie Baker, Juanita Broaddrick & "Believe Women [unless it's politically inconvenient]"

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🗓️ 1 September 2016

⏱️ 38 minutes

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INTERVIEW WITH BROADDRICK https://soundcloud.com/katie-halper/juanita-broaddrick-on-being-raped-by-bill-clinton-thrown-under-the-bus On this episode of The Katie Halper Show, Katie Halper and Gabe Pacheco talk to Katie Baker, who wrote the Buzzfeed profile on Juanita Broaddrick. In 1999, Broaddrick accused Bill Clinton of raping her in 1978 in her hotel room in Little Rock Arkansas. Not surprisingly, the mainstream-liberal feminist media responded with a deafening silence, which was shattered by Wonkette's Rebecca Schoenkopf. Schoenkopf, who is a Hillary Clinton supporter, was the only one not on the right wing to respond to the story and wound up issuing a bit of a rape apology. The same week that the Buzzfeed story came out, feminists were tweeting "believe women." But it wasn't in reference to Broaddrick. It was in reference to the women who had accused a New York comedian of raping them. Gabe talks about the rape controversy rocking the NYC comedy scene, Kurt Metzger and Amy Schumer.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Katie Helper Show. On this episode we talked to Katie Baker,
0:11.6	a reporter at Buzzfeed who wrote a piece called Juanita Broject wants to be believed.
0:17.5	Who is Juanita Broger? Well, in 1999 Broderick accused Bill Clinton of raping her in 1978 in her hotel room in Little Rock, Arkansas.
0:27.0	Not surprisingly, the mainstream liberal feminist media responded with a deafening silence which was shattered only by Wanchette's Rebecca Schoenkopf, who was a Hillary Clinton supporter.
0:37.0	She was the only one not on the right to respond to the story and wound up issuing a bit of a rape apology.
0:42.0	The same week that the BuzzFeed story came out. and wound up issuing a bit of a rape apology.
0:42.8	The same week that the BuzzFeed story came out,
0:45.0	feminists were tweeting, quote, believe women, end quote.
0:48.2	But it wasn't in reference to Broderick.
0:50.1	It was in reference to the women who had accuse the New York City comedian of raping them.
0:54.4	Gabe and I talk about this rape controversy, rocking the New York City comedy scene,
0:58.5	Amy Schumer, and her writer Kurt Metzker.
1:00.8	He will be releasing an interview we did with Juanita Broderick shortly so make sure you keep your eyes out for that one.
1:07.0	Also coming up is an interview that we do with Tony Smith.
1:11.0	Tony Smith was a college basketball player who refused to face the
1:15.0	flag during the National Anthem in 2003. She'll talk to us about Colin Capernet,
1:19.8	the 49ers quarterback who is causing controversy with his decision to sit down and not
1:25.8	stand during the National Anthem.
1:27.6	We have an important announcement.
1:28.8	The Katie Halper Show will be moving from 6 PM on Wednesdays to 7 p.m. on Wednesdays and as always you can find us on
1:34.8	WBA.org or 99.5 fm. and we're on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Facebook.
1:43.6	We have a Facebook page, The Katie Helper Show.
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