outsider in his own party. well said. roger? i agree with that except one small point. one reason bill clinton is doing so well now is that he s not view as a political figure anymore. he s viewed as a philanthropist, a man who s raising hundreds of millions to, you know, cure aids, to solve environmental problems, things that are not especially political. sure he s going to go on the trail for barack obama, but i might i think once he does, he might see those figures shift a little. i hate to disagree with roger boy, we are really disagreeing a lot, but i haven t seen the poll numbers on that. i can t imagine that there s anybody in the united states who doesn t still regard bill clinton as a political figure. he oozes politics out of every pore. that s what made him infuriating, but also what makes him charming, and able to explain in kitchen table
political figure. he oozes politics out of every pore. that s also what makes him able to explain in kitchen table language what barack obama can t always seem to do. it s a fascinating thing, a blessing for obama. we re going to tag team roger. roger, why, if he s not seen as a politician is there such a differential between the vote he s getting, now the the overwhelming support, and 20% he s getting from republicans, that s a political differential. why is he so popular, as opposed to republicans if he s not seen as a political figure. independents are more likely to see him as nonpolitical, and they like nonpolitical figures action and they change their minds more than people who are republicans always and democrats always. these are people used to viewing people differently. i ve got to say i saw bill clinton on david letterman not long ago.
he oozes politics out of every pore. that s what made him infuriating, but also what makes him charming, and able to explain in kitchen table language what barack obama can t always seem to do. it s a fascinating thing. it s a mixeded blessing for obama. we re going to tag team roger. roger, why, if he s not seen as a politician is there such a differential between the vote he s getting on the poll, overwhelming support, and 20% he s getting from republicans, that s a political differential. why is he so popular, as opposed to republicans if he s not seen as a political figure. independents are more likely to see him as nonpolitical, and they like nonpolitical figures and they change their minds more than people who are republicans always and democrats always. these are people used to viewing people differently.
is divorce contagious? the story that will never matter to me, straight ahead. thank you. we care a lot, greg. greg: it s a dirty job but somebody s got to do it. let s welcome our guests. there she is, amy schumer. she s so hot, she has to close cover before striking tattoo d on her back. like hay book of matches. thaddeus mccotter, political inside were the dishes, my wife and i would argue about whose turn it was to do him. and bill schultz is wearing a thong backwards. he oozes oozes! good looks, isaiah mustafa. if acting and charm were a snooz but theoon, i would bang him while i m half asleep. he incites rage on every page of the new york times, good to see you, pitch. today, the arts section