serious about educating young american kids about what happened on september 11th, why not become an edgeb kay or the and go to teacher training school and be a teacher? well, i saw the video and it is horrible and it sets us back. most of the people who sent us pictures were horrible about people jumping out of buildings and towers crashing, and we said it is not appropriate for these kids at this age, and we have to address, that and he is just trying to make money like a lot of other people have done. and promoting indeed this morning at 700 club he said the venture and the price and the money, and you heard that there and what would you like to see him do with the profits? h. i would like to see a scho r scholarship fund for the children, and the one that bill clinton ran, and they are not giving them the money. and i would like to see the
i m back with cnn s senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. this isn t just some effort to bash on somebody who has been, as i ve said on this program, very successful. i have a lot of respect for much of what he has done. but he set up his entire presidential campaign. and the argument for it as some sort of judgment on his qualities and skills as a businessman. and when you do that, you kind of cry out for people to take a hard look at the authenticity of that record and the credibility of every number that you put in front of them. it s not just numbers, it s your personality. it s your reputation. it s your history of candor or lack thereof. look at it. when bill clinton ran for president, all of us in the news media spent a great deal of time looking at whether he dodged the draft in vietnam and what he wrote to the draft board in arkansas. these are the relevant issues of
four years ago, hillary clinton was winning in every poll and nobody thought that barack obama had much of a chance. and barack obama, of course, won. so it s way too soon to start focusing on that. what s so fascinating in the republican field is for the first time really in a generation, in modern republican politics, we don t have a frontrunner and republicans are used to have an heir apparent. so there s a certain unsettled feeling in the party because we don t have somebody. we re doing what the democrats used to do. we have a lot of candidates that in 1992 when bill clinton ran, of course, the democrats against h.w. bush, who was at 90% popularity, the democrats were called the seven dwarfs and nobody thought they could win and lo and behold, they won. it doesn t bother me that republicans are in this stage. it s just highly unusual, so it takes getting used to, i suppose. david, when do you think this starts to heat up? the first debate is scheduled next month. it s hard to
sinking, infrastructure falling apart. i hope that the presidential campaign will attract people who are interested in talking about the real concerns of the american people. ari, were you surprised to see trump tying with huckabee? no, because at this stage, this far out, it s all about name i.d. four years ago, hillary clinton was winning in every poll and nobody thought that barack obama had much of a chance. and barack obama, of course, won. so it s way too soon to start focusing on that. what s so fascinating in the republican field is for the first time really in a generation, in modern republican politics, we don t have a frontrunner. and republicans are used to have an heir apparent. so there s a certain unsettled feeling in the party because we don t have somebody. we re doing what the democrats used to do. we have a lot of candidates that in 1992 when bill clinton ran, of course, the democrats against h.w. bush, who was at 90% popularity, the democrats were called the sev
sinking, infrastructure falling apart. i hope that the presidential campaign will attract people interested in talking about the real concerns of the american people. ari, were you surprised to see trump tying with huckabee? no, because at this stage, it s all about name i.d. four years ago, hillary clinton was winning in every poll and nobody thought that barack obama had much of a chance. and barack obama, of course, won. so it s way too soon to start focusing on that. what s so fascinating in the republican field is for the first time really in a generation, in modern republican politics, we don t have a front runner and republicans are used to have an heir apparent. so there s a certain unsettled feeling. we have a lot of candidates that in 1992 when bill clinton ran, of course, the democrats against h.w. bush, who was at 90% popularity, the democrats were called the seven dwarfs and nobody thought they could win and lo and behold, they won. it s just highly unusual, so it