five minutes ahead. so everything was on coughlin time. and, of course, one of my pupils, michael strahan, made quite a deal out of that. had some fun with it at first. hey, wait a minute, i m three minutes early, but two minutes late. one of those kind of deals. in the foreword to the book, he says, i hated him. hate is a strong word, but that s the way i felt. he ends by saying i now tell people proudly that i love the man. i love him. and if i could, i would play for him any day and we would win. hate is a strong word, but it has to move in that direction. as i tell the players, we re not in a popularity contest here, it is not really a democracy. we re trying to establish the fundamentals that will allow us to win. we both want the same thing. discipline is a big issue in nfl as in all american sports. i want to play you a clip from an interview with bob costas about the gun culture in the nfl. if this has sparked a conversation and in some small
solve our nation s problems, put the politics aside? i always talk about team, which means unity. obviously, that s not the case in washington. we all wish it would be. there s something known as coughlin time. apparently if you re five minutes early for a meeting, you re late. how does that work? the way that works is when i first went to new york, what i wanted was our players to be focused, enthusiastic about coming to work, i wanted them to show commitment, to be eager to get started and learn. we changed all the clocks to be five minutes ahead. so everything was on coughlin time. and, of course, one of my pupils, michael strahan, made quite a deal out of that. had some fun with it at first. hey, wait a minute, i m three minutes early, but two minutes late. one of those kind of deals. in the foreword to the book, he says, i hated him. hate is a strong word, but that s the way i felt. he ends by saying i now tell people proudly that i love the
portrait, looking sharp as also, you can bet that watch he is wearing probable not a timex either, and joe biden has a portrait, it s a fake autobiogr autobiography, this is just from the foreword. you have done uncle joe a solid by buying the book, i do not forget my debts not to be outdo outdone, joe biden respond, a transam? ever look under the hood of a corvette, and said i m a vette guy, and included a picture of
debt. [cheers] [applause] she also learns that she will be paying $50,000 in government debt. it puts the american dream beyond the reach of so many. that is for the child in the failing school unable to go to the school of his parents choosing because the teachers union that funds the presidential campaign opposes school choice. the president s campaign slogan is this. foreword. but to 23 million americans struggling to find a good job these last four years, it feels a lot more backward. [cheers] [applause] we cannot afford four more years like the last four years. this election is about big things. like the education of our children. the value of our homes. the take-home pay from our jobs. the price of gasoline that we pay. and the choices that we have in our health care.
their wings. do not count george bush out. he s reinventing himself starting with a new book that s out today. it s called the 4% solution unleashing the economic growth america needs, and there s a foreword by president bush, says his name twice on the cover, has a bunch of essays by economists he likes, about how the economy can be made to grow at a rate of 4% a year, which is something he thinks he could do, i guess he just decided not do that as president. 4% economic growth might as well have been a unicorn in his presidency. the bush economy still averaged less than 3% growth in his presidency. in all of american history since world were ii, we have averaged 3.2% growth. that s the deal, except in president bush s new 4% miracle growth book where unicorns play in strawberry fields and real angels make your buttermilk