these were the words maybe i didn t say it eloquently, the sentiment is right. this is an entitled country. it s a weak country. and things have got to change. take up the rage factor. i think there s something there. i really, really do. i really do, too. and ronald reagan, if he were around right now, margaret thatcher, other conservatives, would use this and be optimistic about it. he s been pessimistic about it. but use this to say listen, we re getting to a point where one out of two americans don t pay income taxes, don t contribute to the federal government, don t contribute to schools, don t contribute you could use that and say we have got to lift everybody up. i agree with you. here s another point, too, mika. yeah? and you watch. and everybody talks about how the news media is biased. and of course, it is biased. it s center-left. it s also biased for news stories. they are not going to allow mitt romney to lie on the mat between
conservative choice, which is rick santorum. i think romney wins. there s a lot of stuff about romney that hasn t seen the light of day which i believe the democrats are ready to go forthwith. some of which gingrich has already fired at romney. bill: you re saying it s good for president obama if romney is the nominee? i think any of these people is good for president obama. bill: any of them and you say? he s the toughest one for obama to face because romney does appeal, he is a moderate. he may try to call himself a conservative, but he is relative to everybody else. bill: do you think the obama administration knows that he s the tough he is one? no question. bill: they do know? yes. bill: your inside information tells that you? not inside, but i believe that s the case. bill: based on what? he appeals to moderates, independents far more than santorum would or newt gingrich would. and you have to get beyond gingrich had a potential of appealing to independen
reelected? yes. you do? the republicans don t have a strong candidate. what about bill o reilly, you a factor factor fan? he s a cool guy. you watch the factor ? yes. quite often. ever seen waters world? n no. are you mad at me? we don t watch the news clearly. what s your favorite show? red eye. we can t possibly be that show. you ever watch waters world? i m your biggest fan. really? anything you want to say to bill o reilly? nice meeting you. i m not bill. who is bill o reilly. bill: i think that s nonsense. he s my boss. really? hi. bill: i want to point out, that was before the drinking began. they were sober. did you notice the guy who predicted the mets were going to win the world series? also predicted romney is going to be president. right. so we don t really know how accurate that is. bill: of the people that you
that s a bad argument. you said no cliches on this chevrolet i think you ought to kick the can down the road. bill: audiences know, but i gave a dictum that anybody who says on this show, kick the can down the road or at the end of the day, to pay a fine to wounded warriors. can i say president clinton enjoyed his interview with you and he did not say he would kick the can down the road. bill: we should say davis is close with the clintons. you helped in that. you tried to get him on for years. why did he finally listen and come on, just to sell a book? no, as a matter of fact, when you had senator clinton on, everybody was worried about it and i said, you would be tough and fair. bill: that was four years ago. and you were, i think he listened more to bill: it took him four years to figure out i was tough and fair. he came on and we have been after president clinton you got along with him. bill: i get along with everybody. he told me he came on for comic reli
interview, obviously we cut this down. so you ve got four or five for every one that we get. was that about accurate? you would interview four or five people for every bite we would use? yeah. bill: how many of those people were cogent, which means knowledgeable, waters thank you, bill. bill: in discussing the presidential sweepstakes? i think our sample is skewed because we had so many foreigners and the foreigners think obama will win in a landslide. they ve never heard a negative thing about him. one guy from canada thought he was an incredibly popular program. i m not sure how many people are completely cogent about what s going on. bill: so you can t put a percentage on it? no. bill: 25 or 50%? i think i would say about 30% really knew what was going on, or even could name one or two republican candidates. bill: all right. cause that s what i think. even though we re engaged in this thing every day, the majority of people, even though they might not be ameri