Winning and everybody else who isn t winning. more than ever before in the kind of media landscape that we re in right now, what a candidate needs to move ahead, to expand his or her campaign, to raise money, to make you see them even if you have not been willing to see them before, more than anything, what candidates need are good moments. capturable, rerepublicable, tweetable moments that they can build on and we have seen this already from every single one of these candidates. we think of these debates in terms of winners and losers, but being on the debate stage means you win at this point of the campaign and i can prove it. we we have done this on the show once before. we did it when we d only had one debate and now we have two debates under our belts and as we head into the crucial third one which will have a wildly different cast of characters, it appears. this is probably going to be half the candidates that we saw in the first two. i will prove it to you that being on that s
I recognize that more than ever before, the media environment and the political environment that we re in right now is such that a good, well-run campaign doesn t need to count on the headline writers or the cable news hosts or the big overview stories on the network news about who is winning and everybody else who isn t winning. more than ever before, in the kind of media landscape that we re in right now, what a candidate needs to move ahead, to expand his or her campaign, to raise money, to make you see them even if you have not been willing to see them before, more than anything what candidates need are good moments. capturable, tweetable moments. that they can build on. we have seen this already from every single one of these candidates. we think of these debates in terms of winners and losers. but being on the stage means you win at this point of the campaign. i can prove it. we have done there on the show
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Could go to sporting events. yeah, maybe there was a smattering of boos here and there, but they could enjoy it as part of american culture. but unfortunately, the president we have has always had to make everything about his himself, and therefore, it becomes a political statement just for him to go to a national championship game, instead of just having a good time. there will be protests outside. there will be people upset. and i can expect, just like with the super bowl last year, if the team that trump likes isn t winning, he ll probably skip out by the third quarter. david zirin, i was reading commentary by the players saying they re politically agnostic, they don t want to talk about politics. you juxtapose that with the nfl and the president s take on players taking a knee to protest social injustice. give us the historical context, the difficulty college players face. it s in a way a lot more difficult for them to make a political stand or take a political knee than for prof
the reality with disasters like this is you save the lives before the disaster with the policy, the building codes, the zoning codes, and then the early warning. if you get some of those wrong, people will die, and there s not much you can do about it in the event. where people get angered, it s like ray nagen down in new orleans. i ll get 90% of the people out. 90 isn t winning. 50,000 people were left behind. i m always struck by that picture of all those school buses. hundreds of school buses sitting down there in new orleans not even turned on and under water because nobody moved. the good news is that we learned a lot from katrina. so we now have experienced managers running fema. we prepositioned supplies. we have new rules that all medical facilities have to have emergency plans. so there s it s an iterative process. we re going learn there were mistakes made here, no question.