$231 million for field conservation. dana: watts oh, wow. i ve never felt a penguin. greg: you ve only eaten them, dana. dana: they have these penguins in south africa? yes, there are 20,000 breeding pairs. when you walk the beach they are just walking right around. it is in it amazing? a jesse: kind of like mitt romney a little bit. juan: look at the kangaroo. katie: he is my australian cousin. we are bonding over here. i think animals are calming and it s a really great story. greg: can you use it as a therapy pad on a plan? not an emotional support animal over here. juan: how did these animals get from columbus to new york city? we drive. juan: do they stay at the
that they that defeated them but ones that they vested themselves. i was in new hampshire in 2012 when john mccain came there for mitt romney and mitt romney really needed to win new hampshire and keep his momentum from iowa going. i know that went a different direction. but anyway, i could see and couldn t find two people that were more opposite. and yet, john mccain was more than happy to go there, rib mitt romney a little bit, and then tell all of his supporters, could have been the president of new hampshire at that point. i think he was. i think he was. to get behind mitt romney and that s who he was. we saw that with hillary clinton. we ve seen that with others who have given testimonials. he didn t hold a grudge with people who and president bush, i mean, my goodness, that was a horribly ugly campaign and he s you ll guysing him. he did hold personal judges sometimes, lindsey graham said he could give it to his colleagues. i should say i chased him around the hallway
data. both campaigns probably have better than the public polling. you know, i think this is a traditional republican/democrat race as 2012 was in polarized country but where the electoral map favors democrats and demography favors democrats. we ll know. can spend from now until tuesday and then we ll know. nothing about this traditional, now suddenly it s traditional? i know. better late than never. hillary hatred factor is a real difference between what happened in 2008 and 09. that s the wild card. mitt romney a little bit better liked than donald trump. nobody is going to win a popularity contest. i understand what you re saying but i think 2012 is analogous. tea party rising up talking
saying, actually, i don t think this guy trump just think back to 2012. the last week before the election, there were national polls that had mitt romney a little bit ahead. in pennsylvania, president obama was up by four. he ended up winning it, i think, by six. this doesn t look that weird for the democrats. let me ask you a basic question. going through my head like i ve been doing this. thinking back 20, 30 elections. it seems when there s a close election, nixon, kennedy, humphrey, nixon, carter, ford. the last decision making of the weekend tends to go back toward the incumbent. a safer, you tend to go, oh! it went toward gore, i think. what do you think? is the tendency of that last block to go to the safer hillary or the wilder trump? i would hesitate to predict that this year because i could see last-minute voters saying, what the hell?
one can imagine voters going into the voting booth and saying, actually, i don t think this guy trump just think back to 2012. the last week before the election, there were national polls that had mitt romney a little bit ahead. in pennsylvania, president obama was up by four. he ended up winning it, i think, by six. this doesn t look that weird for the democrats. let me ask you a basic question. going through my head like i ve been doing this. thinking back 20, 30 elections. it seems when there s a close election, nixon, kennedy, humphrey, nixon, carter, ford. the last decision making of the weekend tends to go back toward the incumbent. a safer, you tend to go, oh! it went toward gore, i think. what do you think? is the tendency of that last block to go to the safer hillary or the wilder trump?