is it like that? we have a big president and a somewhat smaller cabinet minister or are they like equals? i think they re very much closer to equals, but this is not kissinger/nixon. hillary came in as the far more experienced person when it came to knowing the world. her husband had been president. she d toured the world. he had been very involved she was an international figure. she was an international figure. obama was the ingenue. i think obama has become a much stronger president on foreign policies. i know there were a couple situations where she s come through with proposals that he s challenged osh quickly, when i always like the way the language these communiques go out. this report the other night was hillary clinton is going, like chinese gordon, to solve a big dispute, one of those wonderful moments when charles chinese gordon comes in and tries to deal with the situation in cartoon. it was the president s dispatching her. i thought that was an interestin
senator from new york. this relationship, is it a familiar one like a president and his like kennedy and dean rusk or truman and dean acheson? is it like that? we have a big president and a somewhat smaller cabinet minister or are they like equals? i think they re very much closer to equals, but this is not kissinger/nixon. hillary came in as the far more experienced person when it came to knowing the world. her husband had been president. she d toured the world. he had been very involved she was an international figure. she was an international figure. obama was the ingenue. i think obama has become a much stronger president on foreign policies. i know there were a couple situations where she s come through with proposals that he s challenged or quickly, when i always like the way the language these communiques go out. this report the other night was
and his like kennedy and dean rusk or truman and dean acheson? is it like that? we have a big president and a somewhat smaller cabinet ministers or are they like equals? i think they re closer to equals but this is not kissinger/nixon. hillary came in as the far more experienced person when it came to knowing the world. her husband had been president. she d toured the world. he had been. she was an international figure. she was an international figure. obama was the ingenue. i think obama has become a stronger president on foreign policy. i know there were a couple situations where she s come through with proposals that he s challenged do shall. quickly, when i always like the way these communiques go out. this report the other night was hillary clinton is going like chinese gordon to solve a big dispute, one of those wonderful moments when charles chinese gordon comes in and tries to deal with the situation in cartoon. it was the president s dispatching her. i thought that
family and politicians. she was really quite an ingenue too. she was quite an innocent. she didn t know much about the ways of the world. and that s partly of course because she d been locked up in this place since virtually the age of 19, been living this that s an interesting point. are you worried, having seen what happened with diana and heard it firsthand from her all, the difficulties of being a princess, when you see a young woman like kate middleton, at the moment totally fresh and innocent and excited by the whole thing, but you saw the way diana got ground down over the years by the relentless media attention in particular. do you worry about kate middleton? i worry a little but i think kate has sorted it out. for a start, she s 10 years older than diana. she s had experience of life. she comes from an entirely different background from diana. a stable home life, which i think is crucial. diana didn t have that. and she s much more of her own woman. and she isn t just t
of that genre is now out of work or will be soon, erica kane. this is huge. but it is huge. i m showing my age a little bit. i remember when erica kane was an ingenue and it was katherine chancellor on the young and the restless and the edge of night and another world. my grandmother would sit there and watch soap operas all the time. pretty hard to believe it s happening. you see what brought down soap operas? what killed soap operas? o.j. simpson. really? really where it started and this is fascinating. in 1969, that was the the height of soap operas. you had 19 of them on at one time in daytime. in the 1990s you were down to like nine or ten of them but still getting great viewers. still getting 6 million to 7 million viewers per day and then the o.j. simpson trial took place and it dominated daytime tv. it was a real soap opera involving somebody we all know and love and so it was unbelievable, and that shift of viewership from the soaps to the o.j. simpson trial at