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MAHER: Right. Well, I mean, Bill Clinton was a charming guy too, and I seem to remember you going after him a lot more than you’ve gone after George Bush.
And doesn’t Bill Clinton look a little better these days?
CARLSON: He looks worse.
MAHER: Don’t you feel a little silly? Bill Clinton looks worse?
CARLSON: You have got to be kidding. Clinton comes out the other day and says, A, you shouldn’t have gone into Iraq. Wait a second, he was for Iraq. He and his wife both supported the war. Now they’re second guessing it ...
MAHER: They didn’t support the war. Excuse me. They supported a resolution that said as a last resort, we are going to give you, Sheriff George Bush, a badge and a gun. That’s not saying we want you to go in there blasting at the first sign of trouble.
But we’re just talking about the hurricane. You can’t really deny that under Clinton, FEMA was in a much better situation, that he didn’t appoint somebody’s college roommate, and this is after 9/11, to head up the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
I understand that all politicians appoint their cronies to certain positions, but this isn’t the ambassadorship to San Marino or Liechtenstein. It’s the Federal Emergency Management Agency. You don’t think that’s a smoking gun for George Bush’s administration?
CARLSON: I think it’s totally negligent. I mean, some guy, who was, the Arabian horse breeder lobbyist, absolutely. But my question still, I think there’s blame to go around.
Why during the Clinton years weren’t those levees shored up? I don’t know. What else was FEMA doing? You know what I mean. There were no major emergencies. There weren’t you know, major emergencies like this.
MAHER: It’s not FEMA’s job to shore up the levees. It’s FEMA’s job when the hurricane hits, as you well know. But, you know, that is local politics, and as I said, they deserve a lot of blame too.
CARLSON: Almost aesthetic level, aren’t you repulsed by Clinton’s never ending self-righteousness? The other day, over the weekend, he says essentially, I would have done a better job responding to Katrina because I am a better person, great guy, look at me, great administration. Doesn’t the constant bragging make you want to throw up?
MAHER: You know what makes me want to throw up, seeing dead bodies floating in New Orleans, that makes me want to throw up.
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