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I think that the reply line on this should be a comparison of illary to Arafat. They both say one thing intended for the "world" audience, but in Arabic, it all comes out as "kill the infidels".

Perhaps her reply upon learning this technique was kissing Suda Arafat on the cheek! :-)

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JACK BURKMAN, REPUBLICAN STRATEGIST: I would issue this challenge to Senator Clinton, challenge her to go on “The Today Show,” challenge her to come on this program, challenge her to go on the local “Today Show” in New York and tell a New York audience exactly what she told the Arab press. You know what you will find. She doesn‘t have the guts to do it.

SCARBOROUGH: Hillary Clinton, one of the most powerful, one of the most influential politicians in America, possibly in the world, she makes these comments, which I must say, shocked me the first time I read them, and yet I haven‘t seen them on the wires. I haven‘t seen AP report them. I haven‘t seen them in “The New York Times.” I haven‘t seen them in “The Washington Post.”

BURKMAN: I used to work for a guy named Rick Lazio. And we fought this in 2000, how they covered the campaign from the viewpoint of Hillary Rodham Clinton. The media loves her. The networks love her. They cover for her. They cover for her.

SCARBOROUGH: I want to read you a letter to “Front Page” magazine from a Marine who is serving in Iraq. And this is what he wrote—quote—“Our enemy has learned that the key to defeating the mighty American military is by swaying public opinion at home and abroad. We love to criticize ourselves almost to an endless degree. Our enemies see this as a weakness and are trying to exploit it.”