I could not report objectively on, let us say, my son or daughter if they were in elected office. I went to a school play this weekend. My daughter had a small role in it. I loved it. I tell you what, that was the most important role in the play. But all the other parents probably thought their child's role was just as important. That is the relationship that you have with the press and the liberal Washington status quo community. It is not an arms's length objective relationship. The press has totally lost credibility because they are so cozy with the liberal Democrats, and they are doing everything they can to keep Bill Clinton in office because they do not want to change the status quo.
Jack Kingston: “I could not report objectively on, let us say, my son or daughter if they were in elected office. I went to a school…”
On the recordMay 14, 1996
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Discussing the relationship between the press and the political establishment.
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