Five years and not win this thing. i don t think it s just the ads. when you look at the field of candidates, they have all come out of nowhere. there wasn t a single person in the republican race that i had heard of them, but most of the people in iowa hadn t heard of these people a year ago. this kind of ad introduces joni in a aleway that was attractive to the tea party, very attractive to the base of the republican party, which is who she needs to convince in this primary. joni stands to be the first woman that iowa has ever sent to washington. if she e gets past bruce in the fall. she really needed to define herself in a way in particular for the republican base that would be seen as tough and especially tough on conservative republican issues. and these ads really did that. so the second part of the story is what works in the
Years and gravity have split the vote and we might see american hustle come out of nowhere and get the best picture award. wow. bradley? here s the thing. everyone knows that 12 years a slave is an important movie. but, i think that a lot of those academy members had a hard time opening up that screener. had a hard time getting to it. i know people in my office who had a hard time getting to it. you know, it just looks like it s going to be tough to watch, and it is. it s very harrowing. and i think a lot of people might end up voting for gravity or american hustle which are much more cloud pleasing, if you will, and that you might see one of those two win over 12 years a slave. what do you mean having a hard time opening it up? physically opening something? explain this. no, having a hard time getting into the plot? they have the screener on their dining room table, they ve been sent it, and they re like i ve got to watch that. i know i ve got to watch that.
Human this human being who kind of catfished him, i guess. it did seem to kind of come out of nowhere. and i think that people were just really asking questions why and several people knew he had never met this girl. i think there was certainly reasons for skepticism or for people to question, you know, what really was the extent of this relationship. and was atlantic oversold a little bit? clayton: among the other things that we learned from this interview and we talked about this. he lied to his father about having met kekuia. he tried to speak with her and skype on several occasions. the person on the other end of the line was on a black box. it would just be a blank screen. alisyn: and a voice. you would hear a female voice. he planned to meet her several times. there was a couple times in hawaii. actually went and flew there physically to meet her. other people showed up in her stead. alisyn: he said the first time he met the guy who
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