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and also, conservatives out to break the hold of public broadcasting. is it smart to slaughter the golden goose that gave us great shows? or is it bert and ernie they want to kill? join me today, katty kay, norah o donnell, and david ignatius. first up, there s just a handful of serious republican hopefuls, serious about running and also trd to have serious chances at the nomination and at winning in november. their challenge? run in the g.o.p. primaries where negativity is rewarded, but at the same time projecting a positive message that could get them elected. that s the challenge always, the velvet glove with the brass knuckles inside. david, your book talks about this. it s like falming in love. part is rational but most is deep down below. in one experiment they took a bunch of people and gave them paragraphs to two opposing candidates and said who is going to win this race and with a one-second look they could predict with high accuracy who was going to win the race.
can beat that? and also, conservatives out to break the hold of public broadcasting. is it smart to slaughter the golden goose that gave us great shows? or is it bert and ernie they want to kill? join me today, katty kay, norah o donnell, and david ignatius. first up, there s just a handful of serious republican hopefuls, serious about running and also trd to have serious chances at the nomination and at winning in november. their challenge? run in the g.o.p. primaries where negativity is rewarded, but at the same time projecting a positive message that could get them elected. that s the challenge always, the velvet glove with the brass knuckles inside. david, your book talks about this. it s like falming in love. part is rational but most is deep down below. in one experiment they took a bunch of people and gave them paragraphs to two opposing candidates and said who is going to win this race and with a one-second look they could predict with high accuracy who was going to
and also, conservatives out to break the hold of public broadcasting. is it smart to slaughter the golden goose that gave us great shows? or is it bert and ernie they want to kill? join me today, katty kay, norah o donnell, and david ignatius. first up, there s just a handful of serious republican hopefuls, serious about running and also trd to have serious chances at the nomination and at winning in november. their challenge? run in the g.o.p. primaries where negativity is rewarded, but at the same time projecting a positive message that could get them elected. that s the challenge always, the velvet glove with the brass knuckles inside. david, your book talks about this. it s like falming in love. part is rational but most is deep down below. in one experiment they took a bunch of people and gave them paragraphs to two opposing candidates and said who is going to win this race and with a one-second look they could predict with high accuracy who was going to win the race.