the prestige afterwards. is it the most important thing that you relate to the voter? it really is. being relatable isn t just about being likable. it s about trusting you. it s about saying i trust you to do the right thing by me and people don t trust someone they can t relate to. i did a focus group with women after this happened. it was so fascinating to see their response. they were so upset. they wanted hillary to be likable and they want to trust her and get a woman that gets them. they were so upset. she said something that was really interesting. we had no money when we got there. afterwards it wasn t easy. bill worked really hard. bill found a way to pay our mortgages. what people and women got so upset about is what about her? bill worked so hard. more to digest and we don t know if she s running yet. ladies, thank you for your time. time to check in with shepard smith. a horrible story coming to us out of atlanta and some brand
yet ted always wanted the best for his family. even if that meant a change of scenery. my father got us out of atlanta. when we were preteens, getting to the age where diversions come along and so he thought it would be good for us to be raised in the country. so we picked up and moved to south carolina to hope plantation. life at the plantation was challenging. of course when we lived there, there was no air conditioning. no showers. just bathtubs. it was living in an old farm house in the woods. they pulled pig weeds. they painted the barn. he gave them machete knives and he went out there to chop down poison oak and poison ivy. dad always says he didn t get rich from wasting money. dad had a way of making everything an adventure. at home, we had our cougars, and
that meant a change of scenery. my father got us out of atlanta when we were pre-teens getting to the age where diversions come along. and so he thought it would be good for us to be raised in the country. so we picked up and moved to south carolina to hope plantation. life at the plantation was challenging. of course, when we lived there there was no air conditioning there, were no showers. it was just bathtubs there. it was living in an old farmhouse in the woods. the pulled pigweed. the painted the barn. he gave them machete knives and he went out with them in the woods to chop down poison oak and ivy. we were raised in a very frugal manner. dad always says he didn t get rich from wasting money. dad had a way of making everything an adventure. at hope we had our cougars, kenya and kittemas, and two
family. ted was married to his first wife, had two children, but he was spending all his time working trying to save the company, build the company. so it didn t work out. divorced, then remarried, ted eventually had three more kids but wasn t much of a family man. dad really wasn t around very much. he was either off sailing or he was building his empire. he s not really good at the atta boys. you know, i don t think my dad told me he loved me until i was 30. and yet ted always wanted the best for his family, even if that meant a change of scenery. my father got us out of atlanta when we were pre-teens getting to the age where diversions come along. and so he thought it would be good for us to be raised in the country. so we picked up and moved to south carolina to hope plantation. life at the plantation was
best for his family, even if that meant a change of scenery. my father got us out of atlanta when we were pre-teens getting to the age where diversions come along, and so he thought it would be good for us to be raised in the country. so we picked up and moved to south carolina to help plantation. life at the plantation was challenging. when we lived there, there was no air-conditioning, there were no showers. it was just bathtubs there. it was living in an old farmhouse in the woods. they pulled pigweed. he gave them machetes to go out to the barns and cut down poison oak and poison ivy. we were raised in a frugal manner. dad always said he didn t get rich from wasting money. dad had a way of making everything an adventure. at hope, we had our cougars, and then we had two black bears,