attend harvard or princeton or yale. what motivates him? ted cruz motivates ted cruz. when he worked in the policy shop in the bush election campaign here in austin, one of the things that was well known among his colleagues other policy development researchers was that if somebody important was around, and visiting the campaign, ted was gone. he was away from his desk, meeting that important person and letting them know not so much about george w. bush, at least these people tell me, but telling these people who had important roles in the future a lot about himself. ted cruz, including his academic and intellectual background. wayne, we always learn so much about our great home state of texas when we talk to you. wayne. see you soon. thanks. still ahead, new information and outrage from parents in one pennsylvania school district over the resignation with a top administrator who traded
it fluidly, but if mitt romney s record was really impressive. he knows what mitt romney said in the past and i don t think there s any doubt that mitt romney in terms of inconsistency on foreign policy, in terms of not having a policy shop on foreign policy, anything like what a normal presidential candidate has, i think that was all on display. but by the way, let me stop you right there. not having a policy shop, mitt romney has decided from the very beginning that he was going to be his own guy on foreign policy. he was going to avoid getting the giants in foreign policy. there have been a lot of concerns. last night it showed. he didn t have the foreign policy giants around him. he s the guy that made that decision and he paid for that last night. you saw it last night and you saw the president was good at teasing this out. a history of statements on a range of important issues where his criticisms of the president were kind of hallow and shallow. and i think the president m
thank you for joining the obama failed conference call. thanks for getting on the call. i have with me alex, part of our policy shop. and additionally, we have dan senor on the line. ambassador pierre prosper and secretary john layman. i am going to turn it over to dan senor. that s what it s like. that s what it s like. they do these calls almost everyday and everybody calls in and listens to what they have to say. that s how we report what the campaign said today. once upon a time, i guess it was faxing, every once in a while, it still is the candidate himself or herself talking in the back of the bus or plane with reporters. mostly, it s like this on speaker phone. the reason what did they call this one again today?
there s a practical nuts and bolts way campaigns do stuff that makes news. it s a little bit weird participating in it. covering the campaign firsthand right now pretty much means doing this everyday. is the what it was like to dial into the romney campaign conference call today. this is the actual sound from the start of that conference call. this is what covering the campaign is like now. yes, i do think that is the version of in the wind by elton john. thank you for joining the obama failed conference call. thanks for getting on the call. i have with me alex, part of our policy shop.
thanks for getting on the call. i have with me alex, part of our policy shop. and additionally, we have dan senor on the line. ambassador pierre prosper and secretary john layman. i am going to turn it over to dan senor. that s what it s like. that s what it s like. they do these calls almost everyday and everybody calls in and listens to what they have to say. that s how we report what the campaign said today. once upon a time, i guess it was faxing, every once in a while, it still is the candidate himself or herself talking in the back of the bus or plane with reporters. mostly, it s like this on speaker phone. the reason what did they call this one again today? ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining the obama s failed foreign policy conference ca call. your host for today, amanda the obama s failed foreign policy conference call today is because they re doing something they call bracketing, whatever