30 minutes? come on. i would like to know, did she pass out and hit her head? was she pushed? how did she hit her head and get a concussion? and the whining didn t stop there. the network that served as the bush administration s head cheerleader is now taking issue with the questions asked of president obama and secretary clinton? i mean, didn t you expect one series of tough questions? especially so in the case of 60 minutes. i mean, it really was something you would expect from the state-run media. it was that kind of level of propaganda. i got to tell you, i was waiting for it in anticipation. and here is what i got. i got a softball. i got a whiffle ball, a nerf ball, an air ball. it s like a soft boiled egg. croft challenged the president and secretary of state on the administration s brand of foreign policy. the biggest criticism of this team and the u.s. foreign policy from your political opposition
pass out and hit her head? was she pushed? how did she hit her head and get a concussion? and the whining didn t stop there. the network that served as the bush administration s head cheerleader is now taking issue with the questions asked of president obama and secretary clinton? i mean, didn t you expect one series of tough questions? especially so in the case of 60 minutes. i mean, it really was something you would expect from the state-run media. it was that kind of level of propaganda. i got to tell you, i was waiting for it in anticipation. and here is what i got. i got a softball. i got a whiffle ball, a nerf ball, an air ball. it s like a soft boiled egg. kroft challenged the president and secretary of state on the administration s brand of foreign policy. the biggest criticism of this team and the u.s. foreign policy from your political opposition has been what they say, an abdication of the united states on the world stage.
come on. i would like to know, did she pass out and hit her head? was she pushed? how did she hit her head and get a concussion? and the whining didn t stop there. the network that served as the bush administration s head cheerleader is now taking issue with the questions asked of president obama and secretary clinton? i mean, didn t you expect one series of tough questions? especially so in the case of 60 minutes. i mean, it really was something you would expect from the state-run media. it was that kind of level of propaganda. i got to tell you, i was waiting for it in anticipation. and here is what i got. i got a softball. i got a whiffle ball, a nerf ball, an air ball. it s like a soft boiled egg. kroft challenged the president and secretary of state on the administration s brand of foreign policy. the biggest criticism of this team and the u.s. foreign policy from your political opposition
these are things people want to hear about. they didn t have much time. half an hour. i m not sure if they asked a benghazi question you would have more satisfied today because it would have been a practiced answer that would haven t satisfied anybody. eric: if you call that a softball insult it s an insult to softball. it s like nerf ball or wiffle ball. greg: have you seen softball players. players? kimberly: i was a softball player. eric: that was ridiculous. steve cross goes for question, at one point, madam secretary, you had a tough day on the hill this week. i thought he was going for the question. how is your health? here, take this and run with it. she talked about the concussion and everything. not one question. greg: my favorite clip. roll the clip. there are no political tea leaves to be read here. we don t have any tea. we have water here the best i can tell. kimberly: my gosh.
line. that is all you got? for boarding school? this is a nerf ball. i am in a general matter totally in favor of learning as much as we can about all the candidates. i don t think there is anything legitimate looking into his high school, college, bain, governor, running olympics. it d like to know more of the president s time as young man. we know virtually nothing than what he told us in the book much of which is proven to be inaccurate. bret: composites. or who knows. uncooperative. i hope the reporting staff of the big papers will look into it with the same vigor. is there a single vote that is changed by this? one translator: conservatives dig trust romney he is a voice for social liberal due to his gay rights position. i don t see anyone buying that he is a gay barber. it was 48 years ago. one of the flaws of political journalism reporters and