if you were for gay marriage. now you re in trouble politically particularly as a democrat if you re against it. the death penalty clinton bill clinton in 1992 had to be for the death penalty he felt to get elected. he returned to arkansas to preside over the execution of a mentally lobotomized i helped raise some of the questions. i remember. hillary says she wants to quick the death penalty. if you listen to justice john paul stevens really one of the great men to serve on the supreme court in the last 50 years, appointed by a republican, he s been writing lately you can t fix it. it s not fixable. and justice briar has been saying it says in the constitution no cruel and unusual punishment, because we re now one of only a few nations in the entire world who use the death penalty, it s now unusual punishment and unconstitutional.
i know jeb and secretary hillary will elevate the discourse. i can t attest to their surrogates. i can attest to this surrogate. i won t be a surrogate. you got a lot of tough decisions to make. that s all i really care about. besides, i know who i would like to win. the more important thing for america is that we know what the heck we re deciding on and we make a pretty good decision. welcome back. those were familiar figures. form he presidents bill clinton and george w. bush appearing earlier this month. the political odd couple sat down for a rare join interview with time magazine to discuss how they will handle the 2016 contest which could very well pit that hillary clinton against jeb bush.
quote. he said people don t like divisive environments but they frequently reward them in elections. and that in some ways is the best summation. the clinton political theory that yeah. divisiveness is difficult and unpleasant and people don t like it but they often we. reward it if you re willing to walk toward it. and the clintons are not afraid of it. but they re also seen as centristses. they re not lefties. both are centrists and these two men who used to be president what do you think the reaction will be to the cover story on time magazine? have these two insiders talking about how great it is to be insiders. putting back on my midwestern detroit hat here i don t think people believe it. honestly. they know the history of the father george bush senior, and bill clinton. the history between clinton bill clinton and george bush is much more recent.
the likelihood of him being used as a surrogate is much higher than george bush. i can only seeing him be used in a fundraising. he is the best there is. with democrats. he comes in and puts his big paws over the edge of that lectern and feels completely at home, he is at home. we look like a bunch of old people. a large part of the swads that elected barack obama, they have no idea. they weren t around when bill clinton was president. or they were kids how old are you? i m 41. stay in your box. the round table is staying with us. bernie sanders is trying to pry the democratic nomination away from hillary clinton. he do it?
the government really is coming after companies, right for having weak cybersecurity. you know at the time when the health exchanges are getting hacked and government isn t required to disclose if your private information is hacked there is such a contradiction there. we ll save that for another segment. next up, president bill clinton is opening up about the back seat role he plans to take in his wife s expected presidential campaign but does hillary need his charm to attract voters? and, or maybe the money. as she and other presidential contenders crystallize their 2016 strategy, some are starting to play the name game. why feminists do not think the former secretary of state should be called which her first name, hillary. why rand paul is ditching his title of senator on the web.