[Stultis]

Hey, guys, go to NewsBusters and read the whole transcript. Behar's self-gratifying air of moral superiority is as outrageous as her stupidity, and jaw-droppingly hypocritical as well:

Elisabeth Hasselbeck: "Let me ask you something. Why is everything coming from the liberal perspective a conspiracy? This is a conspiracy."

Behar: "I know what this–that party is capable of."

Hasselbeck: "Help us."

Alexander: "So, in any case, it started this whole political brouhaha, and you know, I think the thing that's really sad about this is that it takes a political angle when this guy is really critically ill."

Behar: "Yeah, we’re very sad that he’s critically ill, but there are millions and millions of people who depend upon this Congress. People in the world and people in this country. So it’s really–his, his illness is, is sad, but it's not as important in the overall scheme."

Alexander: "Well, that’s definitely true, but–"

Hasselbeck: "I guess it depends on what scheme you’re thinking of."

Behar: "Well, I'm thinking of, I’m thinking of human beings lives. That’s what I’m thinking of."

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I rarely use the C-word that rhymes with "punt" to describe women, but Behar comes pretty close.