it s like second or third. i ve been doing business tv 15 years. fun to do something different. do you get nervous? no. do you bellow like this sports cast? stop it. i m a bellower without the prompter. by the way do that without the prompter. you have to give this guy props. did that without the prompter. richard haass the japanese pronunciation right without the prompt ter. hold on one second, freak show. i have a point to make here. so the guy i forget his last name, the balco guy, comes out yesterday, like jose conseco did several years ago, said the guy who ran balco? the owner victor yeah. forget his last name. he says conti. says 50% of all players in baseball are juiced. that the drug tests are such a joke you do it in spring training, halfway through the
willing to put up with the wait and byzantine structure now is when they apply to ivy league schools or declaring bankruptcy. i don t want those people in my government. david: rich, what is happening specifically, he is trying to cut the time people have to wait to get applications from 200 days to 80 days. all he is talking about really is streamlining the process of getting government workers, not necessarily hiring more. david, that s because the election is about 165 days out. i mean you can do the math and figure that out. you you re paranoid. to get as many people on the payroll as possible. that s a conspiracy theory stuff. david: forgive us for being scynical but we have seen cynicism in the beltway before, haven t we? yes, and i m usually very cynical can about these things but he is taking private sector lessons and applying them to the public sector. give the guy props for doing that. he does it all the time. only when it comes to expand the bureaucracy. gov