trump et al.? yeah. i think that statement hits it right on the head. the reality of it is there is a vetting process, believe it or not, for a lot of the candidates that run for office. these things used to matter. these things used to matter. and i remember spending a lot of time as a county chairman, state chairman, national chairman talking to candidates. in fact, thrp some candidates we stayed away from because there were things about their background or even on certain policies and views this they had where you were like well, un, this is not going to translate because the party is always about its brand, always about how it s presented to the country. so this is a real conundrum for members on the hill or shouldn t be because i think the fact of that matter is this level of allegations about a 14-year-old girl, 32-year-old man is something that you just don t sit there and go, well, let s wait and see how this turns out. you have to have a very firm position. i think you s
pages long. i don t know. i bet it is. bill: they have three shares here. four shares. they spread it around. okay? but i get. they may have fannie and freddie in there. they may have g.e. g.e. all day long. i don t sit there and go it s a mutual fund. that s what it is. absolutely. this is one of you are raising the point that reveals another aspect of the gingrich campaign. not only understaffed, underresourced. underfunded but now desperate. the man says he is smart. people write about gingrich as if he is smart and then he is and then he puts forward a stupid connection like between investing in freddie mac and fannie mae and being responsible somehow for foreclosures. that is the logic of desperation. bill: if romney had bought the stock himself because romney to be fair has hammered gingrich for taking all the money because working for freddie mac. neither one of these guys is a sweetheart. i don t mean to suggest that but, on this issue. bill: fight back. abs
nor newt gingrich to go after free enterprise, capitalism. bill: doesn t he know he has a blind trust? this is where we are seeing the real difference in these campaigns. one has research in-depth. one is flying by the seat of his pants. bill: you are saying gingrich is flying by the pants. absolutely. bill: romney knew gingrich had mutual fund by tax return i m sure. romney has better information on gingrich than gingrich has on romney. bill: that s how it s laid out. absolutely. bill: i have mutual funds. do you have any mutual funds? yes. bill: okay. i have them. and i don t know, i mean, they send me a statement, like 18 pages long. i don t know. i bet it is. bill: they have three shares here. four shares. they spread it around. okay? but i get. they may have fannie and freddie in there. they may have g.e. g.e. all day long. i don t sit there and go it s a mutual fund. that s what it is. absolutely. this is one of you are raising the point that r
pages long. i don t know. i bet it is. bill: they have three shares here. four shares. they spread it around. okay? but i get. they may have fannie and freddie in there. they may have g.e. g.e. all day long. i don t sit there and go it s a mutual fund. that s what it is. absolutely. this is one of you are raising the point that reveals another aspect of the gingrich campaign. not only understaffed, underresourced. underfunded but now desperate. the man says he is smart. people write about gingrich as if he is smart and then he is and then he puts forward a stupid connection like between investing in freddie mac and fannie mae and being responsible somehow for foreclosures. that is the logic of desperation. bill: if romney had bought the stock himself because romney to be fair has hammered gingrich for taking all the money because working for freddie mac. neither one of these guys is a sweetheart. i don t mean to suggest that but, on this issue. bill: fight back. abs