of his key economic advisors ran bush s economic council at different times. one thing is very true that he has a bush circle around him. i do wonder if he will be able to escape from that. people used to talk about obama in this fdr moment, fdr came in three years after the great depression had begun. obama came in right as it was beginning to hit rock bottom. then for months things so it allowed a lot of the key financial policies here, the deregulation and things to get muddled. one of the problems was the constitution was changed and he office in january rather than march 4th. thank you for the change. coming in just in tomb to take
we heard yesterday that laura bush, former first lady, had actually called sherry daniels to tell her, you know, that not to be concerned about a run and to sort of coach her threw wh through what that would be like. they re close with the daniels. we have been hearing for months that there were folks in the bush circle who would like mitch daniels to run. if he doesn t run, that opens up a vacuum of where all the supporters, all the money would go. we re left back again scrambling probably by midsummer. let s talk ron paul. can he build on the support he got last go around with young people, given that this time he s more popular with tea party voters, but i don t know, that could potentially back fire and lose him the youth vote. yeah, ron paul is going to have his core supporters but he s probably not likely to win a nomination, contessa. what about mitt romney and health care? has he boxed himself into a corner here? he is boxed in. the big problem for mitt romney is he s
happen, all of a sudden everybody comes together because we re getting closer to november. what does this tell you about jeb bush, that he s willing to stick his neck out for rand paul. whenever you talk about who might run for president, is first question is about sarah palin and the second question is usually about jeb bush. i think he is still interested in public life, he s still policy focused with education since leaving the governor s office. going to kentucky for rand paul. i don t think 2012 is in the cards for him, but i also don t think we have seen the last of jeb bush in public life, whether that s running for president or something else. we ll probably be talking a lot more about him on your show in the future. a lot of people within the bush circle always thought that he should be running and if he could have changed his name after the eight years and the political troubles of his brother that he in fact would have been a viable candidate. so i think that s very pr