Well, you go, Julia! Right on target. She started out with something that has bugged me from the beginning - the conservatives who have tried to act so noble, and chastise Klein for including certain "personal" things about Hillary in the book.
While I credit Hannity with going through with the interview with Klein despite tremendous pressure to cancel his appearance on his radio show,I became so frustrated with Hannity during his interview that I zipped off an email to him. I said essentially that I wasn't interested in Hannity's covering his rear-end interview focusing on what he thought about what Klein wrote. I told him that I wanted to hear what Klein had to say about the content of the book, and why he thought it was important for the public to know it. I told Sean that he had three hours after Klein's interview to say what he thought and that I'd appreciate him allowing Klein the few minutes he had on the program to complete a sentence without interruption, and to focus on something other than the media criticism of the book that everyone could already see for themselves. I want Klein to be heard by those who don't take Hillary's chances of winning seriously. I haven't read his book, because nothing he could tell me would make me any more strongly convicted that she MUST NOT be allowed to become president, and that we should never take the chances that she can not do so for granted no matter how slim they might be considered at the time. That's not "fear", it is prudence. Who would have thought beforehand that Bill could have been president for two terms?
Good for you. All those who insist on talking over their guests - Hannity, Matthews, O'Reilly, etc. - don't get my attention any more.
As I said earlier, I've heard Klein twice. I forget the name one of them but Jim Bohannon did a great job. It was right after the Bohannon interview that Hillary and her dwarfs went after anyone who was even thinking about having Klein on as a guest.