Tonight on Real Time with Bill Maher, economist Stephen Moore was on with Maxine Waters and some douche (read ‘unknown’) comedian named Dana Gould. I could not BELIEVE that Waters was going to be on, considering the recent revelations of the dem’s failure to alarm the rest of the country about the failures of Fannie & Freddie. It was not going to be asked by Maher, but lead a conservative to water and he will surely gulp. That’s where Stephen Moore came in.

Here’s the transcript of this video segment.

Maher: When John McCain was at the Saddleback Ranch, I mean Church…I always call it a ranch; and he was asked a question, they both were, by Rick Warren, you know, “what do you do about evil?” and he said DEFEAT IT!

Moore: That’s a good answer!

Maher: Right. But it might take him two terms. And Obama said…he had a very different answer. He said “Be humble about it.” Because he was trying to say, you know, ‘evil, it’s not something you can really defeat because there’s no devils out there.’ Sorry.

{audience laughter}

Maher: The devil is within us, you know. And when I see what went on on Wall Street the last eight years, that’s evil to me. That’s the evil within us.

{raucous applause}

Maher: You don’t see that?

Moore: I do!

Maher: What about…I mean, don’t you think they need regulation? People say ‘well, they don’t need regulation because, you know what, it was just because they got greedy!’ Of course, they went to work on Wall Street! Who goes to work on Wall Street except greedy bastards?

Moore: Is there something wrong with wanting to make money?

Maher: No, but you have to regulate it! That’s where the problem is; that there was no regulation.

Moore: Well, let’s talk about regulation. One of the insti…the biggest institutions that’s failed this year was Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This is an institution that your friends, the democrats… in fact you, Congresswoman, did not want to regulate…

Waters: …I believed…I believed…

Moore: …you said it wasn’t broke, you said it wasn’t broke, you said it wasn’t broke five years ago at a Congressional hearing, and you took $15,000 of campaign contributions from Fannie and Freddie.

Waters: …no I didn’t.

Moore: Yeah, you did, it’s in the Senate (inaudible)

Waters: No it’s not.

{inaudible cross-talk}

Moore: You took money from the PAC.

Waters: Wait just a minute, just a minute…

Moore: … and so did Barney Frank, and so did Chris Dodd.

Waters: That is a lie and I challenge you.

Moore: Okay.

Waters: …to find $15,000 that I took from Fannie PAC…

Moore: Okay, allright, I will…

Maher: And also, wait a second…Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are private.

Moore: That’s the problem, they’re not! They had private profits but they were socialized institutions, so you had the worst of both worlds.

Maher: What are we doing now? You see, we didn’t have regulations…

Waters: We own Fannie and Freddie now, and we will continue with the mission. It was not that the mission was bad; the fact of the matter is they started to buy up these bad mortgages…

Moore: …the sub-prime mortgages

Waters: …just like all of their competitors did.

Maher: Look, I mean, they didn’t want regu….

Moore: You said they didn’t need to be regulated.

{inaudible cross-talk}

Gould: See, this is a terrible thing to say, ‘it’s the Democrats fault.’ For one thing, you forgot…

Moore: … I said Republicans did it, too.

Gould: Oh, thank you very much. I’m sorry.

Moore: They all took money from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Waters: I voted for regulation for Fannie and Freddie

{inaudible cross-talk}

Waters: I voted for the regulation that was championed by Barney Frank. We…we put together…

Moore: You said it wasn’t broke so it doesn’t need to be fixed.

Wow…. does anybody remember this? Maxine apparently doesn’t know the difference between broke and not broke.

You can watch the LiveLeak video above, or download the .wmv file for your own use here.

****UPDATE/REQUEST****

Due to the high volume of downloads on my server for the .wmv video, I’d like to request you please download it in bit torrent format here: http://www.mininova.org/tor/1885620. Reader blueguitarbob was kind enough to upload it there, and it should download for you very quickly.

Regards,
Ms.U

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This situation has gone extremely viral, and I wasn’t even going to post it, but since there’s been so much interest in it, here I am. This all centers around an SNL skit about the huge bailout and how we got there, and apparently SNL has seen fit to pull it from their own site, as well as Hulu, and YouTube videos are disappearing faster than “Yes We Can” buttons at an Obama rally. It’s been uploaded to LiveLeak, but that could also disappear, too. I hate most of the video-sharing sites, especially YouTube. I like my own stuff culled from my TV and PC.

The web is all abuzz about this, so check Pat Dollard, Hot Air, and Michelle Malkin, who has a full transcript with screenshots as well as the controversy speculation about why this segment.

I will add screenshots later this afternoon when I have time (changed my mind - other sites have plenty, especially Malkin’s post), but for now, here’s what everyone’s been clamoring for. This is a downloadable .wmv link for the SNL Bailout skit in its entirety.

Man, oh MAN did the gloves come off today. Joy Blowhard was out (I think intentionally), but when the subject of “negative campaigning” came up (directly in relation to Sarah invoking William Ayers this weekend), the gloves came OFF and the fight was on. And even though Elisabeth made teriffic salient points, in the end she was shut down by Whoopi, Barbara & Sherry. Shame on them. Come on, Eliisabeth… leave there and go to Fox. They will never let you have your own voice, and today it was completely obvious. Their hatred for everything McCain and Palin is vitriolic to toxic proportions.

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If anybody in the McCain campaign had had previous relationshiops with ANYONE in the Weather Underground, there would be a bloodletting like never before seen. What a bunch of windbag hypocrites.