bill: impact segment tonight intently how long has he worked here, 20 minutes? hello. okay, colmes, any quibble with the interview. you asked good questions and he gave you good answers. bill: do you think he will become a democrat? no. bill: do you think he will leave the republican party. i think the republican party needs a bigger tent. he is an example of why it is necessary. bill: he seemed to me during that interview to be more democrat than republican. did he seem that way to you. he wasn t really making republican arguments about how the republican party can improve their position. vis-a-vis minorities. vits is a v black. he was making mostly democrat he doesn t want the voter i.d. which i think is ridiculous. he seems, colmes, to like the big spending entitlement culture that is rising in this country. he doesn t object to it. i think the key point here is that he talked about working for nixon and reagan.
bill: impact segment tonight intently how long has he worked here, 20 minutes? hello. okay, colmes, any quibble with the interview. you asked good questions and he gave you good answers. bill: do you think he will become a democrat? no. bill: do you think he will leave the republican party. i think the republican party needs a bigger tent. he is an example of why it is necessary. bill: he seemed to me during that interview to be more democrat than republican. did he seem that way to you. he wasn t really making republican arguments about how the republican party can improve their position. vis-a-vis minorities. vits is a v black. he was making mostly democrat he doesn t want the voter i.d. which i think is ridiculous. he seems, colmes, to like the big spending entitlement culture that is rising in this country. he doesn t object to it. i think the key point here is that he talked about working for nixon and reagan.
bill: impact segment tonight intently how long has he worked here, 20 minutes? hello. okay, colmes, any quibble with the interview. you asked good questions and he gave you good answers. bill: do you think he will become a democrat? no. bill: do you think he will leave the republican party. i think the republican party needs a bigger tent. he is an example of why it is necessary. bill: he seemed to me during that interview to be more democrat than republican. did he seem that way to you. he wasn t really making republican arguments about how the republican party can improve their position. vis-a-vis minorities. vits is a v black. he was making mostly democrat he doesn t want the voter i.d. which i think is ridiculous. he seems, colmes, to like the big spending entitlement culture that is rising in this country. he doesn t object to it. i think the key point here is that he talked about working for nixon and reagan.