bob: that is worse. kimberly: this is what you said. predicted he d slip in the poll. bob: last week they run points on him and you are talking about a lot of television. he doesn t have the resource to fight back. dana: i want your take on this. mitt romney got the des moines register endorsement, some say doesn t matter because it s not their choice. there was a pickup today in the washington examiner from april 2010 interview from mitt romney that questioning whether he d repeal obamacare. listen. there are similarities and differences. i like some of the similarities but i dislike differences. similarities we have incentive
affordable? is that a good thing? bad. bad. bad. good to decimate al-qaeda but you can t compare it to other presidents because they didn t have al-qaeda. bob: well, you flunked out of college but a lot of people need to go to college. eric: can we point something out? he ran through the things you just pointed out, bob. i mean, greg. but bob is saying he is only on the legislative achievements. well, no, he is talk about saving the country from the great depression and the auto industry. he did neither. he bailed out the auto industry bob: he saved the auto industry. eric: ruined, decimateed kimberly: high per bow low. bob: he did not. if you thought 60 minutes missed that, such a big statement, don t you think they would have put it up there if they thought he was saying the fourth best president? dana: i think they agree. it wasn t news to them.
kimberly: get your money back. get a lawyer. immediately. right? what can i say. you don t know a lot about him. we know he is obsesse obsessed h basketball with the n.b.a., michael jordan. excellent job qualifications. he is in his 20s. like 22, they re not entirely sure. wasn t a good student. hope because he had a wester westernized education. greg: he s a moron. bob: this is the third generation of fruit cakes in a row in that country. they are all having receding hairlines at that age. she a potential serial killer. study serial killers. on a serious note. s a kimberly: are you a forensic psychologist? bob: no. i happen to like serial killers so be careful. one thing about this, i talk to graham, a friend of mine who has a mission in north korea that only christians would be allowed to be there. staffing is exactly right. it s terrible what is going
said different from a certain president that might send security or police to talk to a hot girl. dana: has that happened? greg: yes, it has. the problem with newt every sentence begins with you could do this. you could build a hotel on the sun or live under water in giant bubble or grow extra arms in the lab and become a giant spider. the problem is they never become actionable. the ideas guy is never the results guy. a lot of ideas are out there. bob: last week he said there is pulsation for the country. i m not sure i understand what it means, i understand for certain circumstances but terms of a country as a whole i assume that he is talking about the major electrical dana: could we have so, everybody knows, gallup poll i mentioned was national. not just in iowa.
anything to do with the fact that tebow and christ have been brought together in a commercialized situation? and this picture i don t take anything away from the guy s faith. kimberly: it s so weird. like you are against tebow. eric: i m not. bob: he is a good christian. but i m against the commercialization greg: tebow was an interexcise you do, the infomercial, tebow exercise. kimberly: the boflex? greg: this is like growing up with fonzi and happy days and everybody walked around going hey! kimberly: you still do that. all the time. bob: fonzi and jesus christ. what is that one thing with the commercial? kimberly: thigh master. that works by the way. eric: if i wear a gold cross around my neck?