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> On Friday, September 4, 2015, John Podesta > wrote: > >> No good deed goes unpunished. Press takeaway was the whine of but "she >> really didn't apologize to the American people" I am beginning to think >> Trump is on to something. >> >> On Friday, September 4, 2015, Neera Tanden wrote: >> >>> Clearly you don't have your trumpdictionary down. Phoner is when you >>> call into a show. And usually means you are doing a ton of press. >>> >>> She gets into a rhythm when there's tons of interviews. But I >>> definitely recommend having her beat up a punching bag (or a staffer but >>> that is unpleasant) before she goes on. She really needs to exorcise the >>> injustice of it all. >>> >>> On Friday, September 4, 2015, John Podesta >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Phoner? She was good. Question is can we keep same mood through 20 >>>> interviews.
From: , Chris Date: Friday, March 20, 2015 at 12:54 PM To: NSM Cc: David Kendall Subject: RE: CNN deadline question Nick, I’m CC:ing David Kendall here as the letter was addressed to him. –Thanks, frates From: Frates, Chris Sent: Friday, March 20, 2015 12:52 PM To: '[email protected]
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
And they just don't quit, be on the lookout for another thread from me soon regarding a particularly interesting email related to a suspicious, high profile death.
WikiLeaks Twitter
What will come from this batch?
If this is like the last couple of sets, there will be progressively more damning information within.
..something voters care about. (Arming ISIS isn't it.)
originally posted by: Martin75
a reply to: carewemust
Sadly I agree. The little attention that these emails are getting proves that The Hillbots aren't paying attention. They don't care. It is just stunning to me!
> Following up on the conversation this morning about needing more arrows in > our quiver on Wall Street, I wanted to float one idea. In October 2014, > HRC did a paid speech in NYC for Deutsche Bank. I wrote her a long riff > about economic fairness and how the financial industry has lost its way, > precisely for the purpose of having something we could show people if ever > asked what she was saying behind closed doors for two years to all those > fat cats. It's definitely not as tough or pointed as we would write it > now, but it's much more than most people would assume she was saying in > paid speeches.
Reviving this thread because AP is working on a story similar to Pat Healy's article in Sunday's NYT about HRC's "Wall Street image problem." The reporter, Lisa Lerer, plans specifically to note that her paid speeches to banks were closed-press affairs, and transcripts are not available. She is asking if we wish to characterize her remarks in any way. I think we could come up with a vanilla characterization that challenges the idea that she sucked up to these folks in her appearances, but then use AP's raising of this to our advantage to pitch someone to do an exclusive by providing at least the key excerpts from this Deutsche Bank speech. In doing so, we could have the reporting be sourced to a "transcript obtained by [news outlet]" so it is not confirmed as us selectively providing one transcript while refusing to share others.
I worry about going down this road.
First, the remarks below make it sound like HRC DOESNT think the game is rigged -- only that she recognizes that the public thinks so. They are angry. She isn't.
Second, once you start looking at speeches, you run smack into Maggie Haberman's report for Politico on HRC's Goldman Sachs speech, in which HRC isn't quoted directly, but described as saying people shouldn't be vilifying Wall Street.
Maybe you think the Deutsche Bank speech takes the sting out of the Goldman report -- but I am concerned that the passage below will exacerbate not improve the situation.