WATCH: 'Hillary Clinton Will Be Indicted,' Says Frank Luntz, Following Bill Meeting Loretta Lynch

Haaretz ^ | July 3, 2016 | Staff

[2ndDivisionVet]

'I have to take back everything I've said on 'FOX & Friends.' I actually do believe now that if this is true that she will be indicted,' says the pollster.

Short transcript:

FRANK LUNTZ: Bill Clinton has to have known the impact that it would have if he got on that plane.

I don't understand why he would do it except that once again it's like sabotage. That there's something about him, that even though he says he works so hard for his wife that on those key moments he seems to do her so much damage.

And the FBI is absolutely accountable and responsible. And if Loretta Lynch really holds true to what she just said I have to take back everything I've said on FOX & Friends. I actually do believe now that if this is true that she will be indicted.

FOX & FRIENDS: How do we know that Hillary Clinton didn't send her husband on the plane at the stop there on the tarmac because he was late, she was waiting on him. How do we know that this wasn't her idea?

LUNTZ: Because she knows better. She is too smart for this. She's too smart, she's too political. She understand what conflict of interest looks like....

[blueunicorn6]

Hillary Clinton is a lying, thieving, bullying, cheating, dirty little snot who flunked the bar exam.

[Crucial]

Don’t give Hillary ideas.

[ReaganGeneration2]

We can guess the quality of the blackmail information Hillary has on Obama. A ton.

So, most likely outcome: she skates. Not sure how, but she skates.

Big unknown: FBI investigators

[vigilence]

Remember, he’s still Slick Willy. I think that he knew exactly what he was doing. He is hoping that his visit with Lynch will trigger the appointment of a special prosecutor which kicks this foul smelling can down the road until after the election since a SP would take months to conduct his own investigation which would allow Hillary to continue to maintain her innocence through the election which she currently leads when theoretically she could pardon she and her staff.

[Bullish]

Because she knows better. She is too smart for this. She's too smart, she's too political. She understand what conflict of interest looks like....

I'm not so sure she is that smart. She's so used to all of the fawning MSM just falling all over themselves to make excuses for her horrid behavior that she's come to believe she's untouchable.

She thinks she shouldn't have to be careful about things like this because she fully expects the MSM to cover for her and blame her republican adversaries for everything.

[plain talk]

Hillary will plea bargain to a misdemeanor and that will be the end of it.

It does seem that would be a middle path for them. It acknowledges wrongdoing while she gets off without having to do time. We do know this much --- if she is ever indicted for anything she will be pardoned

[Kozy]

Frank Puntz is a jerk.

[donozark]

I think Bill may gave said something like,”Yo, Loretta? Remember a guy named Vince Foster? Oh, and hows ‘bout Ron Brown? Do you evah lift barbells?”

[The Great RJ]

The meeting between Bill and Lynch should be damning, but with the Clinton’s NOTHING will happen. The fix is in and Hillary will walk. Move along citizens... no corruption to see here and don’t believe your own eyes

[nascarnation]

“Of 817 applicants, 551 of her peers had passed, most from law schools less prestigious than Yale. She kept this news hidden for the next thirty years. She never took the exam again, despite many opportunities. Her closest friends and associates were flabbergasted when she made the revelation in a single throwaway line in Living History.

As Bernstein noted, although the D.C. bar examination was “hardly one of the toughest in the nation,” it was “far more difficult than the Arkansas exam.”

[bigbob]

sorry, but I’m going to have to wait for the Dick Morris opinion

[Verbosus]

I agree.
And that was well put, by the way.

[alloysteel]

For sure, Slick is well on his way to assure payback is in store for all the ashtrays flung at his head and the other physical and verbal abuse he has endured over the years.

Not that he did not deserve every bit of it, but the one delivering the punishment is every bit the sleaze and snake that Slick has always been, but he is a much more likable person, on a personal basis, than Herself ever could be, even on her best behavior and her best days.

Not much of either for Herself these days.

Yeah, Slick is probably senile.

[Alberta's Child]

Here's the thing that has had me puzzled over the last few days:

If the intent all along was to have Hillary Clinton walk away without any charges, then why the need for Bill Clinton and the U.S. Attorney General to hold the secret meeting at the airport at all?

[Bullish]

Not wishing or hoping, but would not be surprised at all, to hear sometime soon that Bill had passed away.

Hillary probably IS wishing and hoping he does pass so she gets the sympathy vote and the kid gloves treatment from both sides because of it.

[dynachrome]

I say again that I will give $100 to FR if she is indicted. $1000 if she is convicted, even a misdemeanor. (”nolo contondre” doesn’t count)

[donozark]

Problem with sylph is it mimics other diseases. Al Capone had it at Alcatraz and was confined to medical wing. Then sent home to die. He lived approx. 8 years and died of a heart attack. It can hide unnoticed for years. Then emerge and destroy ones liver, heart, skeletal system,etc. And yes. Ones mind...

[dynachrome]

“to hear sometime soon that Bill had passed away.”

Probably about 2 weeks before the election for maximum effect.

[4yearlurker]

It doesn't matter who you are or how much money you have. Your life style will catch up with you. Everybody has to dance with Mr. D.

[ripley]

“Hitler Clinton will be indicted.”

Nonsense.

Too many in the electorate love her and will not believe that an indictment would be fair, above-board and non-political;
she would be considered a victim of the “vast, right-wing conspiracy”.

IMHO