GLENN: All right. I want to say a few things. And they might be controversial. But I'm going to say them because we all are thinking them.
White people are a race of devils. And Hitler was a very good man. And Judaism is a gutter religion.
Okay. All right. None of us believe any of that stuff. I shouldn't say none of us. I'm sure there are people. I know one in particular, and that is Louis Farrakhan.
Most people right off the bat would say, "Well, that was -- that was David Duke, right?" He probably has very similar things to say, except not about white people, just about black people. You know, Hitler was fine. Jews, gutter religion.
But this is the Nation of Islam. Louis Farrakhan. And apparently, we just can't say anything bad about Louis Farrakhan. He's absolutely one of -- if not the leading racist in America. If any politician or public figure were caught schmoozing with Farrakhan, it would be a very good deal. Barack Obama had been accused of such, not by the right, but by the left.
In fact, it was Hillary Clinton. She called him out over the debate. And she talked to him about it, because there was a rumor that he had been schmoozing, had known, and there was photographic evidence of it. She said that Farrakhan's support for Obama needed to be addressed and denounced. So what did Obama do? He denied any contact.
He said, he doesn't know him. He never met him. He can't help who supports him. Now, I just want to put this into context. Because isn't that exactly what -- what Donald Trump said about failing to denounce David Duke's support.
That was the exact excuse. Did the media accept that?
Well, yesterday, TalkingPointsMemo.com published a story that featured an interesting photo. It's a photo -- oh, look at that. Huh. That appears to be the million dollar smile of Barack Obama standing next to Louis Farrakhan. And leaning in towards him.
Now, there's no way that Obama didn't know who he was taking a picture with. This is not a Farrakhan slide in, in the mother of all photo bombs. He knew exactly who he was. What he was doing. He was palling around with with one of the most racist men in America, and it didn't bother him. I don't know in you can check body language at all, or if we're allowed to with Democrats. But he's leaning into him. So the question is, why haven't we ever seen this photo?
Now, some people are saying, this would have torpedoed Barack Obama's election, his first one for president. But I don't believe it would have. Nothing would have mattered to the Obama supporters. Nothing.
I -- I think there's a pattern here. Nothing would have bothered people. But the reason you didn't see it is because the media didn't want it to get out. And I say this title against my will, almost. The, quote, photojournalist hid the picture. Because it would, quote, be damaging politically if it were released. Hmm.
The photojournalist. Obama and Farrakhan's contacts, one of the worst kept secrets in Washington. Despite the rumors, nobody looked for evidence. Nobody looked for photos.
And if you dare say anything about the relationship or that there is evidence out there, no one will produce it. You were the racist. Not Louis Farrakhan.
If the situation would have been reversed, if there was a picture with a white nationalist and John McCain, Mitt Romney, or Donald Trump, this would have been blasted in every newspaper and every cable news network, not just in America, but all over the world.
I can't find this mentioned in any major news outlet this morning. Huffington Post. Washington Post. New York Times.
I mean, are they -- is this news? That a photo journalist hid one of the most damning photos of any president taken? Can you mangle a picture of Harry Truman, with the leader of the Klan?
That's kind of an important picture, politically. But an even more important picture historically. Not only because it exists, but because the media hid it.
Maybe they don't want to cover it because it's a glaring reminder that they're both incompetent. They don't care. And I'm being kind with those descriptions.
Every day, we're reminded with more evidence of just how far the media has fallen from doing their job.
Incompetence or blatant partisanship? It's a rhetorical question. But something has got to change.