[Don Joe]

"WHEN THE SUED NECESSARIES OFFERED HIM TO US ON A SILVER PLATTER"

The "sued necessaries"? I thought it was the Sudanese.

I'm not usually one for spelling flames, but that item is off the charts.

[Politico2]

>> "WHEN THE SUED NECESSARIES OFFERED HIM TO US ON A SILVER PLATTER"

>The "sued necessaries"? I thought it was the Sudanese.
>I'm not usually one for spelling flames, but that item is off the charts.

Wow. I pull this from closed captioning, so there are often inaccuracies in spelling and omission. In that sense, I'm not surprised there was at least one spelling mistake. But I AM surprised there such great variance in this instance between the transcript and what was actually said. Thanks for pointing this out.