a long, extensive interview. i didn t see it that way. i don t love piers morgan, but i don t think he was condescending to her. i don t think he intends to be. he spits british. people on the panel watched it later, we haven t even spoken about this. independently, we come up with the same conclusion. maybe that s one of the things we should all think about. but did you watch the full i couldn t stand it, no. i watched both interviews and i also, i don t know dana how you feel about this, the all female jury, i don t appreciate the veiled remarks that they re stupid and they re too come to a logical conclusion. i believe jesse jackson said if it were black men, men would have been able to figure it out, not six women. talk about rachel jeantel s answer to morgan she insulted the jury, too. i am not defending rachel jeantel s response, i am saying if you watched that interview, there s no one that sits and
up, 34 days. guest: so, i think we playing with fire here. and we both love bill o reilly, but . neil: i don t love . guest: he is suggesting the president interfere in the market by charging exports which would end up hitting the american job markets, the american oil market in a way that as you mention my great grandfather herbert hoover one thing we learned from the policies of hoover, and, by the way, many people who talk about hoover today judge him with a yardstick of what we have learned of modern macroeconomics not what he knew and one of the mistakes conservatives fault was trying to force companies to implement wage controls . neil: you are brilliant and getting off the subject. but what i think is really going on, leaving aside my and demand
hey, leslie. hey, laura. how are you? laura: great to see you. does this concern you? you know, the letterman thing is kind of a yuck. what about these democrats like altmire who admittedly is kind of a blue dog. but today i think we had a democrat out there saying maybe it s time for tim geithner to go. is this getting a little bit too hot inside the left for obama in. no. this is called we re about 70 days away from the election. president s poll ratings were down. we saw when bush s poll ratings were down. left or right, politicians like to keep their jobs, or as we call them careers. and they basically say what their constituents want to hear. we see that on the right with the split between right, middle, and left republicans, the tea party. we see that on the left with the hillary democrats. the obama democrats. the sort of i m sort of independent, i don t love obama today democrat. no big surprise. politics as usual. laura: do you think what president obama is doing is wo
hey, leslie. hey, laura. how are you? laura: great to see you. does this concern you? you know, the letterman thing is kind of a yuck. what about these democrats like altmire who admittedly is kind of a blue dog. but today i think we had a democrat out there saying maybe it s time for tim geithner to go. is this getting a little bit too hot inside the left for obama in. no. this is called we re about 70 days away from the election. president s poll ratings were down. we saw when bush s poll ratings were down. left or right, politicians like to keep their jobs, or as we call them careers. and they basically say what their constituents want to hear. we see that on the right with the split between right, middle, and left republicans, the tea party. we see that on the left with the hillary democrats. the obama democrats. the sort of i m sort of independent, i don t love obama today democrat. no big surprise. politics as usual. laura: do you think what president obama is doing is wo
hey, leslie. hey, laura. how are you? laura: great to see you. does this concern you? you know, the letterman thing is kind of a yuck. what about these democrats like altmire who admittedly is kind of a blue dog. but today i think we had a democrat out there saying maybe it s time for tim geithner to go. is this getting a little bit too hot inside the left for obama in. no. this is called we re about 70 days away from the election. president s poll ratings were down. we saw when bush s poll ratings were down. left or right, politicians like to keep their jobs, or as we call them careers. and they basically say what their constituents want to hear. we see that on the right with the split between right, middle, and left republicans, the tea party. we see that on the left with the hillary democrats. the obama democrats. the sort of i m sort of independent, i don t love obama today democrat. no big surprise. politics as usual. laura: do you think what president obama is doing is wo