but i have to tell you, this is so dumb for her to do that. just keep quiet for two years. just disappear for two years. may i challenge you on something you said? bill: sure. calling her one of the most villainous americans. she has been acquitted. she may be one of the most reviled. she s one of the most hated but she s not she s not villainous in the classic sense. bill: okay. except lying to the cops. here is why, her two-year-old was missing for 30 days before she called the cops. that s why. her two-year-old bill: wait. is that not villainous? your definition of villainous was, it would seem to me n the context of the criminal justice system. bill: no, no. she was negligent. bill: that s a personal label. i write the script. she allegedly bill: no, no. no look. your two-year-old is missing for
votes, i think you ll agree, jeanine, of all far left people, no matter how they whine about him because they ll despise the republican nominee even more. correct? yes. it s amazing that they whine because it s sort of like a father brings home a cadillac and the teen-ager says, i want add convert. the far left has gotten everything they wanted, they ve gotten health care, troops out of iraq, stimulus, dodd frank, more czars than any other president in history. suspension of the keystone pipeline, wide open borders and cuts in the defense. so the fact that they re whining is actually going to bill: you made one mistake there, jeanine. you were rolling, but then you made a mistake. not wide open borders. obama has done what bush did. he kept whatever bush left with, obama kept and they ve upped the border patrol a bit. he just took a bunch of troops away, though. bill: the national guard that goes in, goes out, i don t
who is standing up against romney as his opponent. bill: there are a few interesting things in play. first of all, we remind all the folks that in the new hampshire primary, anybody can vote. all right? so you go in, you re independent a democrat, you can vote for republicans. no, no. bill. not a democrat. if you re undeclared and you re an independent, you can vote. but if you re a democrat, you can t. bill: okay. so it s sharply focused as a vote in iowa, which gives mitt romney an advantage because independents are going to vote their pocketbook. the second thing is that newt gingrich earlier this week on laura ingraham program said look, i can see teaming up with rick santorum as i m a senior partner, he s a junior partner in an effort to derail mitt romney. so i don t know how that happens if newt gingrich comes out swinging against santorum. look, first of all, santorum has no interest in that because santorum sees himself as a much stronger position. he pushed back on th
so dumb for her to do that. just keep quiet for two years. just disappear for two years. may i challenge you on something you said? bill: sure. calling her one of the most villainous americans. she has been acquitted. she may be one of the most reviled. she s one of the most hated but she s not she s not villainous in the classic sense. bill: okay. except lying to the cops. here is why, her two-year-old was missing for 30 days before she called the cops. that s why. her two-year-old bill: wait. is that not villainous? your definition of villainous was, it would seem to me n the context of the criminal justice system. bill: no, no. she was negligent. bill: that s a personal label. i write the script. she allegedly bill: no, no. no look. your two-year-old is missing for 30 days and you don t call the
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. right. we did have a style of being