JUANITA BROADDRICK ON HANNITY TONIGHT AT 9 P.M. EST!!!

FOXNews.com ^ | June 10, 2003

[Carthago delenda est]

Join the debate on Hannity & Colmes at 9 p.m. ET!

Is Hillary Clinton's new book an attempt to rewrite the history of the Clinton years?

Tonight, in an exclusive interview with Sean Hannity, Juanita Broddrick discusses her own alleged encounter with the man who would later live in the White House...

[cyncooper]

By the way when a woman says NO...it means NO!

She did more than say "No". She fought with all her might to no avail and suffered the physical consequences. I have no idea if she revisits in tonight's interview the details of what she endured, but it is probably available online.

Her televised (and withheld for weeks) interview was with Lisa Myers at NBC. There was also a very good column by Dorothy Rabinowitz in the Wall Street Journal that has much detail of Juanita Broaddrick's story.

[arasina]

I watched the O'Reilly interview with those two DISGUSTING, SMARMY womyn who both say the story of Juanita is "old news" and accused Fox News Channel of dredging up something that was only an accusation but not proven true...blah blah blah.

Both were smirking at O'Reilly in their little video windows and I was, um...yelling at the television. Bill seemed to treat them quite lightly up until he began calling whatsherface "madam." I think he was trying to be extremely fair and balanced (two libs vs. one O'Reilly) and let them vomit their opinions.

[ditto h]

I just watched Bill O Reillys show and they had 2 women who talked about how Juanitas story was old news but also talked down FOX for putting her on and being so suckey (my words). Bill just let them go on and on and the one woman, who was a professor, acted as if she knew the history of the universe. Bills' actions were pure genius.

You don't say Fox sucks to people who choose to watch Fox.

[jhw61]

I agree w/you. Figures, from Boston's Kennedy Center....it is a tough living in lib Mass. I think she actually sounded like she was in love with Hillary.

My landlord gushed to my husband last Friday that she had shook Klintoon's hand in Boston. I'm glad she didn't mention it to me....I would have offered her my bottle of bleech! He must have been collecting his hansome millions speaking to the liberal brats of Massachusetts.

[arasina]

I think she actually sounded like she was in love with Hillary.

She looked like it as well. I've noticed that nearly all of Hillary's women defenders have a certain look to them. I can't describe it, but it's idolism of the eyes or something.

[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

Thank you for the reminder...am looking at the clock. In Panama it will be 8:00 p.m. since we are not on daylight saving.

[Dante3]

bttt

[FreedomCalls]

Clinton's defenders always raise the Al Capone defense. "You got nuttin' on me copper!" No one ever proved in a court of law that Al Capone was in the mafia, that he was a part of a criminal gang, or that the ordered people to be murdered. They did get him on tax evasion instead. They got Clinton on perjury instead. That Capone was never convicted in court does mot mean that he was never in the mafia. That Clinton was never convicted in court does not prove he was never a rapist.

I suggest you look into the case of Army SSG Delmar Simpson. He was an Army instructor who was seduced by some of his female students. He maintained his innocence by virtue of the fact that he was seduced and therefore could not be guilty of rape. The Clinton Justice Department and the Army came up with a new principle to justify convicting him of rape. They claimed something called "constructive force" or the idea that because of SSG Simpson's "overwhelming power" over his students in a military training environment there was no such thing as consensual sex with a student -- it was rape even if the trainees consented. The same Clinton White House that created this new legal principle went on to deny that the President of the United States did not have any extra power over a 22-year old intern. SSG Simpson remains in prison to this day.

Clinton at any time can prove Juanita Broaddrick wrong in the details she gave. She said Clinton said "You don't have to worry about getting pregnant because I had measles in adulthood and am sterile." He confused measles with some other disease that if you get it in adulthood will make you sterile, but that's beside the point. Did he have measles in adulthood? If he did that is a detail that only Broaddrick could have known from her encounter with him. And guess what? Clinton is the only President since Eisenhower NOT to relase his medical records. His remain sealed. What is he hiding? Is he covering up the one fact that can prove Broaddrick right?

[jhw61]

Your right....that look....kinda like your first crush in junior high. Gosh Hillary you are soooooooo smart and what clever hands you have.....to have written a cute diary for $8M...how do you do it all?? (yes, sarcasm).

[katze]

Thanks, VCR set.

[cyncooper]

We weren't the only ones who noticed this woman. Look! She has a thread discussing her.

[NYC GOP Chick]

Is this the Official Live Thread for the interview?

[NYC GOP Chick]

They all look like they're on the rugby team. ;)

[OldFriend]

That 'old news' line tells me that the story is TRUE......

[BCrago66]

Please transcribe, as there are still those in the world who live in deprived consitions. Evidence?

1 - Most people in the world live on under $2 per day.

2 - Many people in America, such as myself, do not have FoxNews.

[arasina]

She doesn't regret waiting all this time to tell her story. She was a supporter of Clinton's. She wanted him to be Gov. She thought he was tremendous.

[jimbo123]

But the reality was far worse than the NBC interview had revealed. Here is the testimony Broaddrick told to Diana Woznicki as part of the investigation conducted during the Clinton impeachment. "When the Attorney General arrived, he was alone. Broaddrick was completely at ease because, after all, this was a business meeting. The two engaged in some general small talk, and Broaddrick ushered Clinton to the window, where the coffee service was laid out.

Suddenly, Clinton began kissing her, at first not forcefully. But then he threw her on the bed and kept kissing her. She struggled to get away, and as she did, he got on top of her and bit her lower lip as a way of controlling her. Every time she struggled, Clinton bit harder to keep control of her. She kept saying no, that she didn't want this to happen. The pain became excruciating. He forced her legs apart and raped her. At one point in the attack, Clinton assured Juanita that there was no danger of her getting pregnant. He said, "I had mumps when I was a kid; I'm sterile." Finally the ordeal appeared to be completed. Clinton rose up slightly as though he were about to with draw. Then he said, "My God, I can do it again! " And he did.

When Clinton finally completed the assault, Broaddrick was close to collapse. She was sobbing uncontrollably , afraid of what might happen next, confused, and in a panic. Clinton appeared unfazed. He coolly rose from the bed and went into the bathroom. All the time Juanita was afraid to move. He emerged after a few minutes and started to walk out. When he reached the door, he turned to his sobbing victim, still lying on the bed, smiled and said, "You better do something about that lip. Get some ice on it." Then he put on his sunglasses and left."(1)

[arasina]

If she had been more aware of things that can be done to prove a rape, she probably would've done something. She thought for years that the rape was her fault because she allowed a man to come to her room.

[arasina]

Clinton called her out of a nursing home meeting in 1991. She wishes she would've turned right around and walked back into the nursing home. He said he wasn't the man he used to be and he was sorry. She told him to go to hell and walked off.

[arasina]

She started thinking maybe he really is sorry about what he had done...and then three weeks later he put in his bid for president.