LAURA INGRAHAM: I don't think Hillary's narrative of I'm just like you is going to work, I mean I just don't. I think it's, well, you're not just like everybody else when you go giving these speeches at Goldman Sachs for hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars, knowing you're going to run for president. And running this Clinton Foundation through your husband, running this Clinton Foundation, getting donations from foreign governments that you as secretary of state are dealing with. Or you knew you were going to be dealing with as president. None of this is just like you. So, no one begrudges people making a lot of money. I think it's great. That's what is great about the free market, capitalism. Get rich, phenomenal. And help other people get wealthy. That's just great. But don't make this argument to us that oh, I, we feel your pain as you're making $120 million after your husband left the presidency, much of it by pimping yourself on the speakers circuit. For what? Why do we have to give speeches to Goldman Sachs knowing that your party is going to be vilifying Goldman Sachs or that they're going to want something from you? Why?

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