poets. lo and behold if you are going to make the case for the government spending borrowed money when we were running a deficit just in february of close to quarter trillion dollars a monthly record, that s the program that you are going to pitch? bill: cowboy poets. cowboy poetry program one, those people would exist. they are nau not tens of thousands of people going to this festival. back in 2009 it was an estimated 8,000 people. that s not how your money. bill: why can t harry reid pay for the festival. if 8,000 people are showing up, somebody can pay for it and they can sell cowboy poet books or cowboy hats. buy a ticket. stay at home and read. bill: 8,000 that s a pretty good crew. how much can these poets cost? i mean, look at that guy. the organization that puts this on every year the western folk life center gets tens of thousands of dollars in grants. bill: from the taxpayers. in grants every single year. watch a john ford western. bill: i want the cowboy
confront his own demons, fine. this stuff is absolutely freaking hysterical to me. i think he is an absurdest supreme. i don t think i have seen one like this since george fado at the turn of the century with his plays. i think sheen, i will watch him again tonight if he is on. because i find him so funny. to burn less moonves like that and say sizzle, losing, bi. who is saying that he? is completely off the grid. bill: george who at the turn of the century? fadu. bill: of course. jason alexander s character on seinfeld. george. bill: dennis miller, everybody. there he is and you are getting this free. you should pay for miller. did you see that on deck harry reid lamenting, republicans will not pay for cowboy poets.
yip we were paying for cowboy poets. lo and behold if you are going to make the case for the government spending borrowed money when we were running a deficit just in february of close to quarter trillion dollars a monthly record, that s the program that you are going to pitch? bill: cowboy poets. cowboy poetry program one, those people would exist. they are nau not tens of thousands of people going to this festival. back in 2009 it was an estimated 8,000 people. that s not how your money. bill: why can t harry reid pay for the festival. if 8,000 people are showing up, somebody can pay for it and they can sell cowboy poet books or cowboy hats. buy a ticket. stay at home and read. bill: 8,000 that s a pretty good crew. how much can these poets cost? i mean, look at that guy. the organization that puts this on every year the western folk life center gets tens of thousands of dollars in grants. bill: from the taxpayers. in grants every single year. watch a john ford west
poets. lo and behold if you are going to make the case for the government spending borrowed money when we were running a deficit just in february of close to quarter trillion dollars a monthly record, that s the program that you are going to pitch? bill: cowboy poets. cowboy poetry program one, those people would exist. they are nau not tens of thousands of people going to this festival. back in 2009 it was an estimated 8,000 people. that s not how your money. bill: why can t harry reid pay for the festival. if 8,000 people are showing up, somebody can pay for it and they can sell cowboy poet books or cowboy hats. buy a ticket. stay at home and read. bill: 8,000 that s a pretty good crew. how much can these poets cost? i mean, look at that guy. the organization that puts this on every year the western folk life center gets tens of thousands of dollars in grants. bill: from the taxpayers. in grants every single year. watch a john ford western. bill: i want the cowboy
his life where he has to confront his own demons, fine. this stuff is absolutely freaking hysterical to me. i think he is an absurdest supreme. i don t think i have seen one like this since george fado at the turn of the century with his plays. i think sheen, i will watch him again tonight if he is on. because i find him so funny. to burn less moonves like that and say sizzle, losing, bi. who is saying that he? is completely off the grid. bill: george who at the turn of the century? fadu. bill: of course. jason alexander s character on seinfeld. george. bill: dennis miller, everybody. there he is and you are getting this free. you should pay for miller. did you see that on deck harry reid lamenting, republicans will not pay for cowboy poets. i m not kidding. back in a moment. e