i said this is the first time i ve been here since the march on the pentagon. he thought it was pretty funny. i thought it was pretty funny. he s a strange guy. he doesn t seem to have the normal human emotions. here he is out there backtracking. the book is giving to charity, to veteran s group and that s a good cause. why is he being weird about the iraq war? why doesn t he just say, you know, i think it was a great campaign. i was with them. it s all about how it was bush s idea. he had nothing to do wit. we know he and wolf and others. i don t understand, chris, why people expect him to be more straightforward about it or have some me, a culpa. people say we re waiting for the robert mcnamara moment. i don t. i never expected anything. i think it s weird the way he s dumping on secretary powell. when you read it, it s a little
mcchrystal and now j.d. hayworth now going public with their culpa. you know, i don t know what barton, nobody ever went down harder than he. he wanted bp to be the good guy. he went out there and took their side. everybody tackled him at once. you better apologize or you re a dead man. it s rare you have to apologize for an apology. he managed to pull it off. and then his second apology wasn t a real apology. it was a non-apology. it was one of those things that says, you know, if anything i ve said this morning was misconstrued, i want to apologize for that misconstruction. that s what he said. he used it twice. so it s the fault of the listener. maybe the listener should apologize. here s what he said at last week s hearing. we all saw this, by the way. here s what he said about bp being forced to pay that escrow fund under influence from the president. here s what he said the first time out. i think iis a tragedy of
culpa. you know, i don t know what barton, nobody ever went down harder than he. he wanted bp to be the good guy. he went out there and took their side. everybody tackled him at once. you better apologize or you re a dead man. it s rare you have to apologize for an apology. he managed to pull it off. his second apology wasn t a real apology. it was a non-apology. it was one of those things that says, you know, if anything i ve said this morning was misconstr misconstrued, i want to apologize for that misskrux. that s what he said. he used it twice. so it s the fault of the listener. maybe the listener should apologize. here s what he said at last week s hearing. here s what he said about bp being forced to pay that escrow fund under influence from the
on the pentagon. he thought it was pretty funny. i thought it was pretty funny. he s a strange guy. he doesn t seem to have the normal human emotions. here he is out there backtracking. the book is giving to charity, to veteran s group and that s a good cause. why is he being weird about the iraq war? why doesn t he just say, you know, i think it was a great campaign. i was with them. it s all about how it was bush s idea. he had nothing to do wit. we know he and wolf and others. i don t understand, chris, why people expect him to be more straightforward about it or have some me, a culpa. people say we re waiting for the robert mcnamara moment. i don t. i never expected anything. i think it s weird the way he s