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could do that. bill clinton, probably, but maybe not with the finesse that donald trump has been doing it. no. and hugh is right. this is not new to him. having a command of the stage, having a command of the podium, playing off the audience in a way where, you know, in many ways, if you look at some of those folks that you talked about, all those figures, when they were in front of a crowd like that, every person in the crowd thought that bill clinton or barack obama or ronald reagan was talking directly to them. in many ways, that s the power about what went on in that room, that every person thought donald trump was talking to them. you nuft mentioned bill clinton. he went on and on and on and you could not watch it any more. his 1988 convention address was unwatchble. i don t think i ve seen someone do 16 minutes impromptu.
to me at least harks a only in jersey feel to it. right? i always say, christie sort of traded on nationally a positive image of new jersey. the image that new jersey is home to a lot of people who are rough around the edges but give you straight talk, and they re not going to b.s. you. chris christie would go to these republican events, in iowa, wherever it was, tell them, i m going to talk to you jersey-style and they love it. it would be blunt seems the other image of new jersey is reinforceed by all this, casey, when talking to republicans this week, were you picking up on that? this is new jersey. we don t want to touch this? for sure. it wasn t just appearances in iowa and new hampshire. his whole convention address. wleb he gave the evening speech at republican national convention, all of these graphics, new jersey. the whole focus. it s a big part of what he s selling. there is and was discussed a lot of concern about how his personality is a wild card. this is something
fall. it had just shrunk nine full percent of gdp. )=myent of gdp. month. are we doing better than that today? the answer to that is yes. david, i don t know you at all but i have to tell you, who would you rather have make your case to st. peter than this guy, bill clinton? this guy can sell. what did you think of the impact of his convention address. part of that was set up by the fact i thought it was an unfortunate statement by republicans, were you better off than you were four years ago? you couldn t have picked a more unfortunate contrast. ultimately by setting it up as a contrast to four years ago created an opportunity for clinton to deliver that speech. again, i want to go back for the opportunity here that romney had. in the exit poll 63% of americans said they don t want to cut taxes in order to increase the deficit. governor romney made it a referendum and didn t take advantage of the country still being a center right company. 47% of plurality said raise
bill clinton? this guy can sell. what did you think of the impact of his convention address. part of that was set up by the fact i thought it was an unfortunate statement by republicans, were you better off than you were four years ago? you couldn t have picked a more unfortunate contrast. ultimately by setting it up as a contrast to four years ago created an opportunity for clinton to deliver that speech. again, i want to go back for the opportunity here that romney had. in the exit poll 63% of americans said they don t want to cut taxes in order to increase the deficit. governor romney made it a referendum and didn t take advantage of the country still being a center right company. 47% of plurality said raise taxes for people over $250,000. you frame it as bush and you make it all that dynamic, which obama had set up, or do you make it about the broader economic policy of what do you do with