Panic

Did someone in the Hillary Clinton campaign (Harold Ickes? Maggie Williams? Howard Wolfson?) abruptly pull the plug during Bill Maher's live interview with Campaign Chairman Terry McAuliffe last night, just as Bill was hitting the hard questions about Hillary's relationship to the truth and her husband as liability?

Judge for yourself -- at 5:53 when you see a few techie frames rarely seen on television:



Frame-by-frame here.

With her huge-margin loss today in Wyoming and news that she, in fact, did not bring peace to Northern Ireland, did not appear to push her husband to intervene in the Rwandan genocide, and did not have anything to do with peace in Bosnia...other than, perhaps...singing?

Ironically enough, the very girl who's in the stock footage used in Hillary's now infamous "red phone" ad is, in fact, an Obama precinct captain.

Stay cool, Barack. It's the Sybil-like Hillary Clinton who strews panic, in the manner of someone who shouldn't be anywhere near the red phone at 3:00a.m.

In fact, maybe Sen. Clinton should leave the red phone to the professionals: