how lucky it is to have you here. thank you. bill: not you, you. but you, because you were the press secretary at one point. not that you, you it will be enough. bill: i said, we got you right here. i was friends with tony snow and knew how he handled stuff. we talked all the time. your style is much different than tony s. and apparently the obama administration style is much different than what you did. correct? can you define it for us? tony snow had a particular way of dealing with everybody in his life. you could disagree with him but walk away thinking, that guy could be my best friend. bill: he was very jocular. if he knew something that you did not know, he didn t make you feel bad for not knowing it. bill: primarily he wasn t in the business of making people feel bad. he wasn t.
on abc, the republican candidates will debate in new hampshire and then on sunday morning when they should be delirious, 9:00 a.m. after 9:00 p.m. debate. question is, will we be able to tell they re delirious? i don t know. many believe these debate also be ferocious. listen to newt gingrich from earlier this week. i would be glad at the next debate to ask congressman paul if you have a terrorist who is prepared to put on a bomb and wear it as a vest and walk into a grocery store or a mall or a bus and blow themselves up as long as they can kill you, why would you think that if they could get access to a nuclear weapon, they wouldn t use it? bill: we ll see that question tomorrow. joining us now from manchester, new hampshire with a preview of the debate, the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. up top governor huckabee said that he believes that tomorrow night and sunday morning, the
extreme. bill: you know, i don t even bother with the constitutional stuff. that s for ron paul to say he knows about the constitution, nobody else does. what i bother with is civil liberties. okay. so civil liberties includes reproductive rights. reproductive rights, which means in the aclu s parlance, that a woman should have the right to abort a fetus any time, any place for any reason and i m going, i don t know if that is really taken into account rights of the baby, you know. reproductive rights, i mean, is there baby rights anywhere? apparently there isn t. so that takes the aclu out of contention for me. well, i don t know where they re getting immigration for the 14th amendment is one class of people. they re illegal immigrants and born here, then the baby doesn t have the right to be a citizen. i don t know how they make that into one class of people. but nevertheless, babies have rights as well. bill: not according to the
bill: back of the book segment, tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. on abc, the republican candidates will debate in new hampshire and then on sunday morning when they should be delirious, 9:00 a.m. after 9:00 p.m. debate. question is, will we be able to tell they re delirious? i don t know. many believe these debate also be ferocious. listen to newt gingrich from earlier this week. i would be glad at the next debate to ask congressman paul if you have a terrorist who is prepared to put on a bomb and wear it as a vest and walk into a grocery store or a mall or a bus and blow themselves up as long as they can kill you, why would you think that if they could get access to a nuclear weapon, they wouldn t use it? bill: we ll see that question tomorrow. joining us now from manchester, new hampshire with a preview of the debate, the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. up top governor huckabee said that he believes that tomorrow
on the volt pre-the obama administration. $2.3 billion flowed directly toward the volt. bill: from whom? in the form of loans, comes in the form of direct subsidies. it even comes in the form of subsidies to the lithium battery makers. bill: $2.3 billion has gone into the development of this car that barak obama is now getting behind the wheel. federal money. bill: was bush responsible for some of that? no. he s not responsible. bill: so it s a 2.3 under the obama administration? correct. bill: all right. and the idea is that in addition to that, the michigan the state government of michigan, which is already foundering under the weight of debt, throws in another $600 million. bill: so they threw in on top of it. so now we re over $3 billion? correct. bill: of taxpayer money, federal and michigan people. but the good news is, general motors has built and sold over