campaign where he had free runnining to me is david plouffe, who s a very smart guy chris: the campaign manager for barack obama. a signal that the obama-ites are going to get behind him, and will he listen, because like his original boss, barack obama, robert francis to roarke seems to think he s the smartest guy chris: why do you hate calling him beto? because it s a phony name. when he went to elite boarding school, did he call himself that? did he call himself that at columbia? when he was the memberdi of a grunge band? no. once he began to run for office in a heavily latino county, he stopped calling himself robert francis to roarke. i m merely calling hum by the name on thell ballot. r4, it s a good name. chris: okay. [laughter] the top contenders in the democratic race are mostly in
in front of people who generally not only are active democrats will go to the first church of jacksonville on sunday or the first baptist church of fiona on sunday. it was really remarkable. ed: he lost the state of texas. close against ted cruz but he still lost. you know how important images can be in politics. you mentioned the vanity fair cover. i want to compare it to ronald ronald reagan on the cover of a magazine. pba beto o rourke is trying to play to the millennials and have a rugged look but on the cover of a magazine that is you say has a vanity the title, nothing screams middle america, forgotten man than the cover of vanity fair magazine. a new york magazine. look at his backgrounds. he went to two elite schools. woodberry farms woodberry forest, excuse me. and then columbia. went out and did a grunge band while he was trying to find
the biggest misconception about the so-called seattle music scene is? everybody s a grunge band. all of these bands that actually sound pretty different from each other were being lofted up to the mainstream as this is what grunge is. tell me a little bit about the seattle music scene. with all the attention, no one s ever asked us that before. we ve never heard that question. so, tell me about the seattle sound. what s going on up there? what s in the water? son, have i got a little story for you what you thought was your daddy bands like nirvana, pearl jam, they wanted no part of the music industry machine. and yet there they were, on mtv, on the charts, selling millions of records. hey oh, i m still alive i, oh, i m still alive it s a little bit
shined outshined why don t you tell me what the biggest misconception about the so-called seattle music scene is? everybody s a grunge band. all of these bands sound pretty different from each other were being lofted up to the mainstream as this is what grunge is. tell me a little bit about the seattle music scene. with all the attention, no one s ever asked us that before. we ve never heard that question. so, tell me about the seattle sound? what s going on up there? what s in the water? son she said have i got a little story for you what you thought was your daddy bands like nirvana, pearl jam, they wanted no part of the music industry machine. and yet there they were, on mtv, on the charts, selling millions of records. hey oh, i m still alive i, oh, i m still alive it s a little bit overwhelming to see this many
the biggest misconception about the so-called seattle music scene is? everybody s a grunge band. all of these bands sound pretty different from each other were being lofted up to the mainstream as this is what grunge is. tell me a little bit about the seattle music scene. with all the attention, no one s ever asked us that before. we ve never heard that question. so, tell me about the seattle sound? what s going on up there? what s in the water? son, have i got a little story for you what you thought was your daddy bands like nirvana, pearl jam, they wanted no part of the music industry machine. and yet there they were, on mtv, on the charts, selling millions of records. hey oh, i m still alive i, oh, i m still alive it s a little bit overwhelming to see this many