Welcome to the show. I am susan sikora. Chris matthews worked here in fran at both the chronicle and the examiner. He also worked in the capitol in the 80s as a top aide to the speaker of the house, chip oneill. He had to work with conservative president president Ronald Reagan. He had to work on an embattled economy. Doesnt that sound familiar . Well, so, why are we not making that difference now . Chris dissects new dynamics in his book when politics worked. How can there be a time when two opposites knew how to pray together, represent the country together, do business and get things done, even they disagreed a lot. The subtitle of this book. You mean idea the book came out first and then the government shoutdown . [ laughing ] bill oreilly is the burning bush. He talks to god. We wont even go there. We know he is alive. When politics work is your subtitle. I am not going to be partisan, but the problem right now is this 30 or 40 members of the Republican Caucus eventually saying no
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