The video that Hillary
Clinton does not want you to see. She attended a performance at the Laugh
Factory where she was roasted and her campaign tried to censor the video after it was released.
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Determination: Real
The video, "Hillary vs. The First
Amendment" is real and posted by the Laugh Factory on Nov. 9, 2015 according to
a
release by Judicial Watch. Comedians Mike Marino, Dom Irrera, Greg
Fitzsimmons, Tiffany Haddish, and Brian Holtzman appeared on stage and roasted
the former First Lady and Secretary of State, and Oval Office candidate.
Judicial Watch reported that club
owner Jamie Masada got a telephone call from a “'prominent' person inside
Clinton’s campaign" shortly after the video was posted on the website of the
Laugh Factory website.
Masada told Judicial Watch, “[he]
said the video was disgusting and asked who put me up to this,” and "demanded to
know the names and phone numbers of the comedians that appear in the video."
Masada denied to provide the
information and hung up on the staffer.
Masada insists that "the comedy
stage is a sanctuary for freedom of speech no matter who is offended."
Masada added, “Just last night we had (Emmy-award winner) Dana Carvey
doing Donald Trump and it was hilarious.”
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