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>to look out for hillary IN THE TABLOIDS IN THE FUTURE
I might have to relisten it but wasn't that something like 'he's not playing for Hillary that's for sure but whoever he plays for, look out for her in the tabloids in the future'?
The way I understood it it out of place as a joke, similar to more recent 'you want some fries with that?'. He put up that character so mimic some famous mason, that's why he was calling himself a wolf (he explained in MB why masons consider themselves wolves), maybe that laugh was also that personality's gimmick but that doesn't really collide with what you're saying either way.
I'll try to listen to it again keeping in mind things you noted.