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Democratic Debate
February 26, 2008
MSNBC
Sen. Hillary Clinton
Sen. Barack Obama
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Brian Williams: Welcome to Ohio!! Home of 8 presidents - how the hell did that happen???
[applause]
Williams: this debate is like a Republican bathhouse - the only rule is that there are no rules!
Here to make me look even more handsome is Tim Russert
Russert: that's not what you said on Sept. 23, 1986
Williams: shut up Timmy
Williams: Hillary you flew into a rage at Obama do you have emotional problems
Hillary: dammit he said i was in favor of NAFTA
Obama: no that was BAFTA - i mean fuck daniel day lewis
Clinton: he said i would make people pay for their health care plan and that's not true because i would cover everyone whereas he would not and hates sick people
Williams: now let me flash the Drudge photo again and cite the Drudge Report twice
Clinton: oh for fuck's sake
Obama: well that's fine she denies the whole Drudge thing although a doubt it - but let's talk about health care -- she never lets a day go by without reminding people that I would leave 15 million people to die in the street without health insurance
Clinton: oh yeah that's true
Obama: well she only covers people with a mandate that would include garnishing wages
Clinton: but those are free riders
Obama: oh quit whining look at your Robo-calls
Clinton: no my lies on other issues are ok - but this issue is too important to send out bad mailings - its like the health insurance companies wrote it - i take on the insurers by requiring people to go out and buy health insurance
Obama: bullshit i care about sick people as much as you do
Clinton: we all must be in the same boat so insurers can't cherrry pick the sick people
Obama: criminy that does not make sense of course insurers like a mandate and how does her plan bring down costs
Clinton: He's Barack Mandate Obama when he requires parents to go out and get it's so wrong to make parents take care of their children
Obama: wrong wrong demmit
Clinton: no my plan is affordable because i have loads of subsidies and tax credits and i would limit the cost of premiums
Obama: its a gift to insurers
Clinton: health insurance is health care - there is no difference so ergo under your plan everyone dies
Obama: duh my plan makes parents get health insurance for their kids because it's affordable
Clinton: those young fuckers must be forced to buy health insurance they think they are immortal
Williams: maybe they're Highlanders
Clinton: Barack Obama is a big baby who needs a pillow and blankie
Obama: gawd 4 years of this will be friggin painful
Clinton: yes I was in favor of NAFTA but we need a plan to fix the mistakes i made in 1996
Obama: i have one too - elect me instead
Clinton: you need a time out like the one we need for trade i know that the blue collars joe sixpacks care and i guess that's ok
Obama: mighty white of you
Clinton: NAFTA killed Ohio but Obama keeps criticizing me and that's mean
Obama: jeebus of course she was in favor of NAFTA - when I worked on the streets of Chicago a quarter of a century ago i saw devastation caused by poor trade agreements
Clinton: i can't believe your mommy let you out that late at night
Russert: gotcha hillary you said dozens of times that NAFTA was great and courageous - will you pull out of NAFTA
Clinton: i will renegotiate it - but to be fair NAFTA really was a good idea and courageous
Russert: so was it a good idea or not??
Clinton: Tim you don't have the entire record sometimes i say it's good and sometimes i don't - i've been entirely consistent
Russert: can you prove that
Clinton: the Cleveland Plain Dealer said teh negro was lying
Clinton: this is NO FAIR Obama and i never voted on NAFTA
Russert: but you were co-president
Clinton: was i?
Russert: Borat will you pull out?
Obama: i luv american workers but let's face it free trade fucks us over i want to be the Worker President
Russert: u scare me
Obama: american retirees should not me making hamburgers
Russert: i can haz cheeseburger?
Timmy: are you sure that NAFTA isn't great i mean look at my underwear it's only costs $1 a pack and comes in XXXXL
Obama: well that's very nice Timmy but i'd like to talk about windmills
Russert: tonight will you pledge to revive the city of Buffalo
Clinton: Tim i'm running for president not Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot
Russert: but you lied about the jobs
Clinton: hey fatty i thought al gore would be president all we need to do is elect a democrat
Russert: good point - Brian you try her she scares me
Williams: Hillary says you are just like George W Bush with no experience
Obama: that's because she is a creature of Washington and she is another John McCain who wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years
Brian: but she is against the war now
Obama: she freaked out when i said i would get tough on Pakistan but i was right
Clinton: i liberated ireland and gave a speech in china
Williams: but he was right about Iraq
Clinton: no i would question his foreign policy judgment
Williams: give me an example of where he has been wrong
Clinton: he agreed with me on Iraq
Williams: wow that is dumb
Williams: but if he agreed with you then what makes you better?
Clinton: i went to 80 countries with the Bill Clinton presidency
Williams: were you qualified for that?
Clinton: shut up
Obama: look Hillary and George W. Bush drove the American bus into a ditch and i'm trying to get the bus out of the ditch but it's hard
Williams: you're a hot head
Obama: i never said i would bomb Pakistan i said we need to stop fucking around with the people who attacked on 9/11 it's about a speech it's a break with the Clinton-McCain Doctrine
Tim: if the iraqi government says we should leave but Bill Kristol says we should stay should we leave???
Obama: of course motherfucker
Clinton: duh sovereignty dood
Tim: what if Al Qeada resurges and Iraq GOES TO HELL?????
Clinton: why don't you go to hell fatty
Tim: will you re-invade if there is another civil war
Clinton: sure sounds delightful pumpkinhaid
Obama: we're fucked in Afghanistan now of course i will always reserve the right to invade anywhere monaco or Nantucket or wherever
Timmy: oh noes!!
Obama: fuck you timmy as commander in chief i won't be dicking around
Williams: Hillary mocked you dood
Hillary: celestial choirs!
Obama: sounds damm good
Hillary: ha ha ha ha
Williams: whut do u think Becky
Obama: look i get it she has this whole thing where she says I'm all about speeches well for 2 decades i've worked for people - sick people, wounded warriors, and unethical fucks in Congress - and i talked to working class white women and i said i'm not interested in talk or speeches and i'm interested in getting motherfucking shit done!
Clinton: hey giving bizarre speeches is my idea of fun - you know 15 years ago i failed at making universal health care plan happen so i know what i'm doing
Brian: naturally but what else
Clinton: take on credit cards companies, dick cheney, and special interest and i am a fighter
Obama Clip: you can't run away from some things in teh White House but not others
Williams: you have to take the good and take the bad
Obama: and there you have it those are the Facts of Life
Williams: was she co-presnit?
Obama: Look fighting is not enough she ended up fighting Pat Moynihan but look if you want a fighter high a black man from the mean streets of chicago and not a fucking goldwater girl
Williams: damm my negro gettin tough
Obama: she takes cash from special interests she's part of the problem
Tim: there is nothing more important than adhering to my arbitrary standards will you vote for John McCain
Obama: look stupid my funding comes from small donors McCain's comes from 527s
Tim: but your word!!! Your pledge!
Obama: McCain is going to game this system
Russert: I am now going to talk for a half an hour about bullshit - your tax returns hillary
Clinton: sorry i fell asleep while you were talking
Russert: will you release 10,000 pages from teh Archives
Clinton: i don't run the National Archives dumbass
Russert: do you accept the support of the Scary Black Louis Farrakhan
Obama: no i don't
Russert: but will reject his vote?
Obama: well I can't-
Russert: but he said judaism was a gutter religion-
Obama: shut the fuck up shithead
Russert: but you think Farrakhan epitomizes greatness what about the Jews!!???!!?
Obama: one more such question and i will reach across the table punch that grin off your fat face
Hillary: there's a difference between denouncing and rejecting -- Obama is clearly an anti-semite
Obama: well since Hillary is going to lose this debate and the election i will be nice and give her the word reject - i reject Farrakan
Hillary: yay i win
William: well thank god we settled the all important Farrakhan Question now the people of Youngstown will get those jobs back
Williams: how can you possibly run as a black man with a more liberal record than Ted Kennedy???
Obama: ooooh i must be a Scary Liberal because I wanted an Independent Ethics Office within the U.S. Senate
Williams: but you're scary
Obama: Republicans like me because I'm gonna fight for americans
Williams: you're a Magic Negro
Russert: who will be the next President of Russia?
Hillary: he's a hand picked scary dood who's name i can't remember
Russert: what's his name
Clinton: Medvedvy something
Obama: yeah whatever Timmy
Russert: what if he invades Kosovo???
Obama: i will send the National Guard to occupy the set of Meet the Press
Russert: oh noes!
Obama: i'm not kidding you dumb fat mick
Russert: any regrets
Clinton: my iraq vote - but i was against the war - really!
Russert: so to be clear you would like a time machine
Clinton: yes
Tim: will you pledge to expend funds on a flux capacitor
Clinton: what fucktard you are
Obama: look i like Hillary Clinton and we both have big egos but we have heard heart breaking stories and these people are just looking for a little help and i am sure that when I am the White Knight Standard Bearer i will be great
Brian Williams: please say something nasty about Hillary
Obama: oh fuck off i am not going to answer that vote for me or don't i've made my case
Clinton: seriously Brian I thought Tim Russert was bad but you are also a fucker look I am running to be the first woman and i do believe that i can make change happen better because i know where the bodies are buried and where the levers of power are and I will go to bat for the poor and middle class it's time dammit
Williams: I'm brian williams - big rush limbaugh fan - thanks and good night
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Chris Dodd Endorses Barack Obama
Chris Dodd, hero of the FISA filibuster, scourge of the telecom companies, the man who stood up to the Bush climate of fear, will endorse Barack Obama.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Ferraro Explains How Wonderful Superdelegates Are
Geraldine Ferraro:
Democrats had to figure out a way to unify our party. What better way, we reasoned, than to get elected officials involved in writing the platform, sitting on the credentials committee and helping to write the rules that the party would play by?
So we created superdelegates and gave that designation to every Democratic member of Congress...
These superdelegates, we reasoned, are the party’s leaders. They are the ones who can bring together the most liberal members of our party with the most conservative and reach accommodation. They would help write the platform. They would determine if a delegate should be seated. They would help determine the rules. And having done so, they would have no excuse to walk away from the party or its presidential nominee.
It worked. In 1984 I headed the party’s platform committee. We produced the longest platform in Democratic history, a document that stated the party’s principles in broad terms that neither the most liberal nor the most conservative elected officials would denounce. It generated no fights at the convention. It was a document that no one would walk away from.
It worked so well that in 1984 the Democrats only lost 49 states! Awesome!
Democrats had to figure out a way to unify our party. What better way, we reasoned, than to get elected officials involved in writing the platform, sitting on the credentials committee and helping to write the rules that the party would play by?
So we created superdelegates and gave that designation to every Democratic member of Congress...
These superdelegates, we reasoned, are the party’s leaders. They are the ones who can bring together the most liberal members of our party with the most conservative and reach accommodation. They would help write the platform. They would determine if a delegate should be seated. They would help determine the rules. And having done so, they would have no excuse to walk away from the party or its presidential nominee.
It worked. In 1984 I headed the party’s platform committee. We produced the longest platform in Democratic history, a document that stated the party’s principles in broad terms that neither the most liberal nor the most conservative elected officials would denounce. It generated no fights at the convention. It was a document that no one would walk away from.
It worked so well that in 1984 the Democrats only lost 49 states! Awesome!
Thursday, February 21, 2008
JOHN McCAIN TRIES TO WRIGGLE OUT OF ELECTION PLEDGE; FEC SAYS NOT SO FAST
FEC chair: McCain can't drop out of public financing system
"The government's top campaign finance regulator says John McCain can't drop out of the primary election's public financing system until he answers questions about a loan he obtained to kickstart his once faltering presidential campaign.
Federal Election Commission Chairman David Mason, in a letter to McCain this week, said the all-but-certain Republican nominee needs to assure the commission that he did not use the promise of public money to help secure a $4 million line of credit he obtained in November.
McCain's lawyer, Trevor Potter, said Wednesday evening that McCain has withdrawn from the system and that the FEC can't stop him. Potter, who was FEC chairman in 1994, said the campaign did not encumber the public funds in any way."
MAYBE HE'LL WRITE TO THE FCC FOR YOU, TOO
"In late 1999, McCain twice wrote letters to the Federal Communications Commission on behalf of Florida-based Paxson Communications — which had paid Iseman as its lobbyist — urging quick consideration of a proposal to buy a television station license in Pittsburgh. At the time, Paxson's chief executive, Lowell W. "Bud" Paxson, also was a major contributor to McCain's 2000 presidential campaign.
In an unusual response, then-FCC Chairman William Kennard complained that McCain's request "comes at a sensitive time in the deliberative process" and "could have procedural and substantive impacts on the commission's deliberations and, thus, on the due process rights of the parties."
McCain wrote the letters after he received more than $20,000 in contributions from Paxson executives and lobbyists. Paxson also lent McCain his company's jet at least four times during 1999 for campaign travel."
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"I've never done any favors for anybody — lobbyist or special-interest group. That's a clear, 24-year record," McCain told reporters.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Bush on Castro
Bush has just come out against two brothers manipulating elections to put one of them in power.
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
MEDAL OF FREEDOM, BABY!
Former CIA Director George Tenet has taken a job at a New York investment bank with a reputation for secrecy.
In keeping with the tradition of what Fortune Magazine once called a "very private family firm," Allen and Co. did not issue a news release last October when Tenet became a managing director there.
The appointment was first reported by the French publication Intelligence Online.
A former U.S. intelligence official close to Tenet confirmed to United Press International that he had started work at the bank in October last year, and said he stepped down from at least one other board as a result.
According to Fortune Magazine, the bank organizes a retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho, every July that "may be the biggest annual event on the corporate calendar" but otherwise maintains a low profile.
Hoover's company information service says the company is "viewed as something of a secret society" and "serves variously as investor, underwriter, and broker to some of the biggest names in entertainment, technology, and information."
In keeping with the tradition of what Fortune Magazine once called a "very private family firm," Allen and Co. did not issue a news release last October when Tenet became a managing director there.
The appointment was first reported by the French publication Intelligence Online.
A former U.S. intelligence official close to Tenet confirmed to United Press International that he had started work at the bank in October last year, and said he stepped down from at least one other board as a result.
According to Fortune Magazine, the bank organizes a retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho, every July that "may be the biggest annual event on the corporate calendar" but otherwise maintains a low profile.
Hoover's company information service says the company is "viewed as something of a secret society" and "serves variously as investor, underwriter, and broker to some of the biggest names in entertainment, technology, and information."
Sunday, February 17, 2008
MARK PENN QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Winning Democratic primaries is not a qualification or a sign of who can win the general election. If it were, every nominee would win because every nominee wins Democratic primaries.”
- Mark Penn
Just what would it take for this man to be fired?
- Mark Penn
Just what would it take for this man to be fired?
Friday, February 15, 2008
YET ANOTHER REASON NOT TO HIRE MARK PENN
Even as Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign was blasting Sen. Barack Obama for his ties to the Exelon Corporation, the firm of Mark Penn, Clinton's chief strategist, was earning hundreds of thousands of dollars from the very same nuclear energy giant.
This past week, Burson Marsteller, Penn's powerhouse consulting agency, was paid more than $230,000 by Exelon to help renew a nuclear energy license in New Jersey, the Huffington Post has learned. The payment was for work that took place over several months, and Burson is still employed by the company.
It's pretty clear now that if Hillary Clinton does lose the nomination to Barack Obama, no one will be more heavily criticized than Mark Penn.
Full Story at Huffington Post
This past week, Burson Marsteller, Penn's powerhouse consulting agency, was paid more than $230,000 by Exelon to help renew a nuclear energy license in New Jersey, the Huffington Post has learned. The payment was for work that took place over several months, and Burson is still employed by the company.
It's pretty clear now that if Hillary Clinton does lose the nomination to Barack Obama, no one will be more heavily criticized than Mark Penn.
Full Story at Huffington Post
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
THIS IS A JOKE, RIGHT?
On a conference call with reporters, Hillary Clinton pollster Mark Penn unveiled the campaign's new message: Hillary, he said, is in the "21st Century solutions business," while Obama is in the "problems business."
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
GOV. ED RENDELL DARES WHITE VOTERS TO VOTE FOR BARACK OBAMA
Via TPM:
"According to a columnist for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA) made the following argument in a meeting with the paper's editorial board as to why Obama could have some difficulty in his state's April 22 primary:
"You've got conservative whites here, and I think there are some whites who are probably not ready to vote for an African-American candidate."
Rendell, in the Hillary camp, is, aside from angering black voters, practically begging for white voters to vote for Obama to prove they aren't racists.
"According to a columnist for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA) made the following argument in a meeting with the paper's editorial board as to why Obama could have some difficulty in his state's April 22 primary:
"You've got conservative whites here, and I think there are some whites who are probably not ready to vote for an African-American candidate."
Rendell, in the Hillary camp, is, aside from angering black voters, practically begging for white voters to vote for Obama to prove they aren't racists.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
“She has consistently shown an electoral resiliency in difficult situations that have made her a winner,” Mr. Penn said. “Senator Obama has in fact never had a serious Republican challenger.”
In her Senate races in 2000 and 2006, Hillary Clinton defeated Rep. Rick Lazio and John Spencer, the former Mayor of Yonkers.
In her Senate races in 2000 and 2006, Hillary Clinton defeated Rep. Rick Lazio and John Spencer, the former Mayor of Yonkers.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Friday, February 08, 2008
GENIUSES BEHIND THE HOUSING CRISIS LIVING IT UP IN VEGAS
Creators of Credit Crisis Revel in Las Vegas
By Vikas Bajaj
In a gilded ballroom at the Venetian, the revelers sipped cabernet, dined on surf and turf and crowed as the Blue Man Group put on a private show. The partygoers had traveled to Sin City this week for an event that before the current credit squeeze might have been called the Predators’ Ball of this era.
This time, with mortgage securities replacing the junk bonds of the 1980s, the gathering felt more like group therapy. The occasion was, officially, the 5th annual conference of the American Securitization Forum, a celebration of the financial wizardry that supposedly turns risky mortgages and other loans into gilt-edged securities...
The four-day event at the Venetian drew more than 6,500 financial professionals from across the country. Many came in search of ways to ride out — or better yet, to profit from — the mortgage mess their industry helped to create.
LINK TO FULL STORY
By Vikas Bajaj
In a gilded ballroom at the Venetian, the revelers sipped cabernet, dined on surf and turf and crowed as the Blue Man Group put on a private show. The partygoers had traveled to Sin City this week for an event that before the current credit squeeze might have been called the Predators’ Ball of this era.
This time, with mortgage securities replacing the junk bonds of the 1980s, the gathering felt more like group therapy. The occasion was, officially, the 5th annual conference of the American Securitization Forum, a celebration of the financial wizardry that supposedly turns risky mortgages and other loans into gilt-edged securities...
The four-day event at the Venetian drew more than 6,500 financial professionals from across the country. Many came in search of ways to ride out — or better yet, to profit from — the mortgage mess their industry helped to create.
LINK TO FULL STORY
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
SECRET PRISON CAMP FOR HIGH LEVEL DETAINEES DISCOVERED INSIDE GITMO
AP confirms secret camp inside Gitmo
GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba - Somewhere amid the cactus-studded hills on this sprawling Navy base, separate from the cells where hundreds of men suspected of links to al-Qaida and the Taliban have been locked up for years, is a place even more closely guarded — a jailhouse so protected that its very location is top secret..
Guantanamo commanders said Camp 7 is for key alleged al-Qaida members, who must be kept apart from other prisoners to prevent them from retaliating against long-term detainees who have talked to interrogators. They also want the location kept secret for fear of terrorist attack.
Detainees have been held in Camp Echo and Camps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Journalists cleared by the military have been allowed to tour some of these lockups, where 260 men are held, but aren't allowed to speak to detainees. Some lawmakers and other VIPs have passed through, and the International Red Cross has access, but doesn't divulge details of visits with prisoners.
Camp 7, where 15 "high-value detainees" are held, is so secret that its very existence was not publicly known until it was mentioned in December by attorneys for Majid Khan, a former Baltimore resident who allegedly plotted to bomb gas stations in the United States. Previously, many observers believed the 15 were being held in Camps 5 or 6, which are maximum-security facilities.
Full Story Here
GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba - Somewhere amid the cactus-studded hills on this sprawling Navy base, separate from the cells where hundreds of men suspected of links to al-Qaida and the Taliban have been locked up for years, is a place even more closely guarded — a jailhouse so protected that its very location is top secret..
Guantanamo commanders said Camp 7 is for key alleged al-Qaida members, who must be kept apart from other prisoners to prevent them from retaliating against long-term detainees who have talked to interrogators. They also want the location kept secret for fear of terrorist attack.
Detainees have been held in Camp Echo and Camps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Journalists cleared by the military have been allowed to tour some of these lockups, where 260 men are held, but aren't allowed to speak to detainees. Some lawmakers and other VIPs have passed through, and the International Red Cross has access, but doesn't divulge details of visits with prisoners.
Camp 7, where 15 "high-value detainees" are held, is so secret that its very existence was not publicly known until it was mentioned in December by attorneys for Majid Khan, a former Baltimore resident who allegedly plotted to bomb gas stations in the United States. Previously, many observers believed the 15 were being held in Camps 5 or 6, which are maximum-security facilities.
Full Story Here
Chris Matthews, Tuesday night:
This must have something to do with Chris Matthews's new book:
Life's a Slumber Party: What Sleepovers Have
Taught Me About Friendship, Rivalry, Reputation, and Success
.
"Everybody's going to be here all night. We'll be staying alive on pizza and cookies all night tonight. Eugene Robinson, thanks for that nice line about the injection by Bill Clinton."
This must have something to do with Chris Matthews's new book:
Life's a Slumber Party: What Sleepovers Have
Taught Me About Friendship, Rivalry, Reputation, and Success
.
Saturday, February 02, 2008
IT'S OFFICIAL: WE'RE DUMB
Panel: Spy agencies
in dark about threats
In a scathing report on the intelligence community, a presidential commission Thursday said the United States still knows "disturbingly little" about the weapons programs and intentions of many of its "most dangerous adversaries."
The panel also determined the intelligence community was "dead wrong" in its assessments of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capabilities before the U.S. invasion.
in dark about threats
In a scathing report on the intelligence community, a presidential commission Thursday said the United States still knows "disturbingly little" about the weapons programs and intentions of many of its "most dangerous adversaries."
The panel also determined the intelligence community was "dead wrong" in its assessments of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capabilities before the U.S. invasion.
Friday, February 01, 2008
WHY DID GOODELL DESTROY PATRIOTS' TAPES?
Answer: We still don't know
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Defends Destroying
Evidence in Spygate Scandal
AP News
In the face of congressional pressure over destroying evidence from the Spygate scandal, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended his actions Friday.
Goodell also said he'd be willing to meet with Sen. Arlen Specter, who sent a letter to the commissioner the previous day asking why tapes shot by the New England Patriots in the cheating scandal were destroyed.
"The reason I destroyed the tapes is they were totally consistent with what the team told me," Goodell said during his State of the NFL speech. "It was the appropriate thing to do and I think it sent a message.
"The actual effectiveness of taping and taking of signals from opponents — it is something done widely in many sports. I think it probably had limited, if any effect, on the outcome of games.
"We wanted to take and destroy that information," he said. "They may have collected it within the rules, but we couldn't determine that. So we felt that it should be destroyed."
If this makes sense to you, let me know.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Defends Destroying
Evidence in Spygate Scandal
AP News
In the face of congressional pressure over destroying evidence from the Spygate scandal, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended his actions Friday.
Goodell also said he'd be willing to meet with Sen. Arlen Specter, who sent a letter to the commissioner the previous day asking why tapes shot by the New England Patriots in the cheating scandal were destroyed.
"The reason I destroyed the tapes is they were totally consistent with what the team told me," Goodell said during his State of the NFL speech. "It was the appropriate thing to do and I think it sent a message.
"The actual effectiveness of taping and taking of signals from opponents — it is something done widely in many sports. I think it probably had limited, if any effect, on the outcome of games.
"We wanted to take and destroy that information," he said. "They may have collected it within the rules, but we couldn't determine that. So we felt that it should be destroyed."
If this makes sense to you, let me know.
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