all the time. bill: absolutely. his game plan is long answers, take the wind out of the interview. he dominates and you sit there and listen. there is no doubt that he does that. all right. now, the first clip that i selected from your interview, bret, is the one about this deeming business that dick morris, who seems to be the only one who agrees with thee that this isn t going to happen talked about this just right before you. roll the tape. you called it an ugly process. just last month. bret, i have got to say to you. there are a lot more people who are concerned about the fact that they may be losing their house or going bankrupt because of health care. bret: so we have. and so, so look. bret: deem and pass, senate reconciliation and we don t know exactly what s in the fixed bill. do you think no, we will, by the time the vote has taken place, not only i will know what s in it you will know what s in it because it will be posted. everybody is going to be able i
not only will i know what s in it by the time the bill he should know what s in it already, mr. president. so now i could have said something like that not you. you are too nice a guy. that s just a gaffe. however, he didn t actually say whether he supports this deeming business or not. it was kind of a non-answer deal. bret: in another answer he said that the house will vote once and when they vote it will be a vote for health care reform or against health care reform. meaning, and this was a question about the deem and pass. the voting on the reconciliation rule to deem the senate bill into law. he said in essence that s okay by him as long as we move this forward because that s what is important. now, i tried numerous times. bill: he didn t actually say that though. he didn t say the words. he was giving you what they call the old razzle dazzle the house will vote one time. we know that they are either going to vote yea or ney or vote
it by the time the bill he should know what s in it already, mr. president. so now i could have said something like that not you. you are too nice a guy. that s just a gaffe. however, he didn t actually say whether he supports this deeming business or not. it was kind of a non-answer deal. bret: in another answer he said that the house will vote once and when they vote it will be a vote for health care reform or against health care reform. meaning, and this was a question about the deem and pass. the voting on the reconciliation rule to deem the senate bill into law. he said in essence that s okay by him as long as we move this forward because that s what is important. now, i tried numerous times. bill: he didn t actually say that though. he didn t say the words. he was giving you what they call the old razzle dazzle the house will vote one time. we know that they are either going to vote yea or ney or vote
all the time. bill: absolutely. his game plan is long answers, take the wind out of the interview. he dominates and you sit there and listen. there is no doubt that he does that. all right. now, the first clip that i selected from your interview, bret, is the one about this deeming business that dick morris, who seems to be the only one who agrees with thee that this isn t going to happen talked about this just right before you. roll the tape. you called it an ugly process. just last month. bret, i have got to say to you. there are a lot more people who are concerned about the fact that they may be losing their house or going bankrupt because of health care. bret: so we have. and so, so look. bret: deem and pass, senate reconciliation and we don t know exactly what s in the fixed bill. do you think no, we will, by the time the vote has taken place, not only i will know what s in it you will know what s in it because it will be posted. everybody is going to be able i
all the time. bill: absolutely. his game plan is long answers, take the wind out of the interview. he dominates and you sit there and listen. there is no doubt that he does that. all right. now, the first clip that i selected from your interview, bret, is the one about this deeming business that dick morris, who seems to be the only one who agrees with thee that this isn t going to happen talked about this just right before you. roll the tape. you called it an ugly process. just last month. bret, i have got to say to you. there are a lot more people who are concerned about the fact that they may be losing their house or going bankrupt because of health care. bret: so we have. and so, so look. bret: deem and pass, senate reconciliation and we don t know exactly what s in the fixed bill. do you think no, we will, by the time the vote has taken place, not only i will know what s in it you will know what s in it because it will be posted. everybody is going to be able i