but because abc didn t. earlier broadcasts were weekly installments. and abc executives did he recalled if roots were to fail, they could just be done with it in seven or eight nights. it was high risk, high reward. you were a lot of tv time and not a lot of people watching. the television viewing attracted the largest audience in the history of media. there was something about it that touched all human beings. it transcends age and race. entertainment was humanity. that s the primary value to lead humanity forward. if there s legacy of television in the 70s, it s that you matter. while there s a lot going on in the world, television was a reminder of how much little things mean to us. the smallest of situations.
it s a quirky poll because when this question is asked worst president people tend of the incumbent or his immediate predecessor. same question, same poll president bush 36%, richard nixon was driven out of office 17%. pundits are making a lot of excuses for this poll. they are saying the sample size is too small, the word cigarette wrong. well presidents in their second term always are down in the polls. when the reality is that president obama has had a disastrous second term. at the va, irs, iraq, this immigration situation. there s no doubt in my mind that this is worth discussing this story. right? so there are, you know, abc didn t cover it. nbc didn t cover it. i guess chuck todd made mention it but said these polls are a
it s a quirky poll because when this question is asked worst president people tend of the incumbent or his immediate predecessor. same question, same poll president bush 36%, richard nixon was driven out of office 17%. pundits are making a lot of excuses for this poll. they are saying the sample size is too small, the word cigarette wrong. well presidents in their second term always are down in the polls. when the reality is that president obama has had a disastrous second term. at the va, irs, iraq, this immigration situation. there s no doubt in my mind that this is worth discussing this story. right? so there are, you know, abc didn t cover it. nbc didn t cover it. i guess chuck todd made mention it but said these polls are a
thank you, gary. appreciate it. thank you, gary. after the goal, everybody said, we need to go to this place and watch. i said, yeah, we do. then i thought morning joe staff need to go to our undisclosed location. i m not allowed there. we went there four years ago. let s go to a place where i m allowed. we will get you back in there. mika absolutely destroyed this pub we went to. we got added insurance. call that place if you will, alex. call that place and we are all going down there at 11:30. i am totally superstitious when it comes to sports. we were there last time. maybe i should flip a table again. i m concerned. the 6:00 sunday plus at this time of the year, nothing else going on. you know what the biggest shock was? abc didn t carry it. that is surprising. because i guarantee you, it got more eyeballs than anything abc ran. it was amazing. a lot to get to. bobby, real quick? we spent the first ten
like him, i love all of humanity. we pray continued blessings on our family. amen. amen. reporter: matt gutman, abc news, miami. i happen to think what s lost in this and the people that are coming out to defend him saying this is his first amendment right. no one is taking that away from him. he has every right to say whatever he wants. when you work for a private company, you have to live by the consequences of the company. if they say what you said is not living to their standards they can do anything you have to live with the consequences. he s not going to get arrested for what he said, but he may lose a lucrative opportunity. like if we were going to come up here and say we hate all blue chairs and abc didn t like that we could get suspended, as silly as it sounds to people. that s just the way it is. coming up, saying no is a big part of a parent s job. but one woman prefers to do the opposite. why this mom says yes to everything her kids ask for christmas.