we were talking about the difference roger and i spent the summer watching the world cup in downtown new york, we were just talking about the differences between americans and brits. absolutely. that you saw id immediately upon coming to america. that is very, very true. one of the things that strikes me, you re right and you refer to it a lot, in america, you have a sense of the american dream open to all. in england, we don t really have that. when the pakistani community come, bangladeshshy community come, they stay pakistani and bangladesh. we don t have english and bangladesh. and we can get to the bottom why the community is much more radicalized than in america. what is your thought sxwrnchts no noti. there is exclusion of outsiders, fear of outsiders, a very small country, a lot of people here already. there is no sense if you come
sorry, too. i love this. mika is constantly apologizing to telephone policy she runs into. a different issue. katty kay, would you like to say something? a therapist s couch. when you ask an english person, how are you? the response is, must not grumble. or can t complain. there is legacy about brits we are a stoic nation don t draw attention to ourselves. not done to talk about yourself too much. sometimes we have complicated relationship rather schizophrenic about americans and think they come and build big sets in trafalgar square and confidently take over. yes, we do, it s ours! ours! all hail us! yes! america! something like that, is that what you re talking about? it s really embarrassing. hey, start a usa chant, it
nobody checked my id on the way in. but just in case katty kay, there is one political theory that some insiders are talking about, that the white house actually did have focus groups that were showing that there was a segment of society that would never vote for barack obama that kept expanding, specifically more elderly americans. now, the white house believes they can reconnect with senior citizens because of paul ryan s budget plans and they saw this birther issue getting into the way of that. that you could go from having a group that was the most hostile to you, the senior citizens to one that actually will be one of your biggest supporters in 2012 if you can get this issue out of the way. so now they can argue about ryan s plan to cut medicare and social security instead of silly sideshows. the thinking had to be this was targeted at independent
john mccain chose sarah palin as his running mate. oh, my lord! and people said, what are these americans doing. i spent the afternoon at the bbc telling my bosses, 1 in 5 americans believe the birther issue, they could not believe it. after the document release, donald trump claimed credit for the quote for getting he claimed credit for getting the president to release his birth certificate, during a stop in new hampshire. he reiterated his role in making this happen in an interview with cnn last night. i think i really did a great job in getting him to first of all, i haven t seen it. i m looking at that. . i ll look at it later. i don t need to look at your copy. i hope everything s perth. but you raised this, saying the president should release it. you raised it. i did not raise this. you raised this. excuse me. you raised this and every time i sit down with the press, all they want to talk about is the birth certificate.
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