you can hear, kill the bill don t kill us . garrett, can you put the microphone up towards your mouth a little bit closer because i can t hear you over the protesters. reporter: it s not your typical budget committee meeting but you have got protesters who essentially have taken over this meeting and are using a lot of the same messages we heard during the health care fight. kill the bill don t kill us. they are really making their presence felt in a way that frankly hasn t happened until this point in the debate over the tax bill, this sort of grass rots opposition to this has never been as strong as it was during the health care debate but you are seeing it here on the tail en. i think you were seeing some of our shots earlier not just the arrests but as the senators were trying to get into the hearing room, interviews being hijacked and security having to escort
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i think you re a republican. that s my guess. you wouldn t challenge the president this time, would you? no. i never wanted to run. i looked at it because we had polls you did and other people did that showed i would have done well. i love real estate. you said you heard i m going to run in 2004. i hadn t heard that. we dug up an old quote of yours. let s go over that tape. there s an old quote that said you d take a look at it in 2004. i continue to be interested in the political process and cannot rule out a possible candidacy in 2004. that was you in february of 2000. that was a long time ago. i never did run, and i probably never will run. take a listen to his answer from the same interview on who he would vote for in hypothetical matchups between the clintons and potential opponents in. what about bill don t against mike bloomberg in a mayor race? mike is working hard.