Leno: 'Very Dangerous to White House If Journalists Suddenly Start Asking Real Questions'

During his opening monologue on NBC's Tonight Show, the host said, "This is very dangerous to the White House if journalists should suddenly start asking real questions” (video follows with transcribed highlights and commentary):

“This week, CBS News became the first news organization besides Fox to ask President Obama ‘Who changed the Benghazi talking points?’” Leno teased.

“See, this is very dangerous to the White House if journalists should suddenly start asking real questions.”

Just imagine how dangerous it would have been to Obama if so-called "journalists" would have asked him real questions in 2007 when he first threw his hat into the ring.

Does he really need to live in that mansion removed from the “real” folks? Jay, do you really need all those cars? Really? Did you amass all that wealth telling jokes.? What a country. Oh wait! You didn’t earn that. You need to give up half of everything you own. Give it to Obama so he could disappear it down a black hole while his people will continue to live in the same poverty and on the same democrat plantation they have for the past five decades. Forward.....

It just worked for me.

I don’t know how to embed a screenshot onto FR forums. Maybe someone who does can put up a screenshot.

Try this. Go to the Wayback home page.

http://archive.org/web/web.php

And paste this link into the search box.

http://www.legis.state.il.us/homepages/senate/obamab.html

I just tried that and it worked.

It’s Obama’s Illinois Senate webpage with his biograph that says born in Hawaii. The Wayback says it is from November, 1999, there is a second one from October, 1999.

There is also this newspaper article (Los Angeles Times)from Marxh, 1990.

http://articles.latimes.com/1990-03-12/news/vw-74_1_harvard-law-review

I don’t see a Wayback versions. To see the original copy, you might have to go to almost any big library (college libraries, for example)that have microfilm copies of the LA Times or even the New York Times.

There are also several Chicago papers from 1990 that had articles saying he was born in Hawaii. They all deal with him being elected Harvard Law Review President.

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