a horse saddles up alongside a boat nearly 3 miles offshore, an unusual deep sea rescue that causes unbridled relief. this horse is something different than i ve seen in all my years of breeding horses. may 15th, 2012, summerland beach, near santa barbara. william, a beautiful 7-year-old arabian show horse, is asked to be one of a select group of horses for an afternoon photo shoot workshop. he s there with his trainer, jim lowe. if you envision an arabian and what people talk about an arabian, they have a picture of a white horse with a scoopy head, tail, prominent withers, sharp ears, large nostrils. william is almost a stamp of that. it s william s first time at the shore, and as jim finds out,
do van and go out into the hustings and say i m here, i m one of you, i m with you and i m going to listen and you have four people sitting around you. she has to let this inner ayatollah get out of her head. i thought she created a bunch of opportunities to be unscripted and spontaneous, then didn t take them. the first day road trip, that s a good idea. that is different. then there was no unscripted moment on the road trip. one of the things we do in this town presidential races are marathons and we judge every 1/4 mile. 1/4 mile? sooner than that. this is the beginning of a long process. she is not going to solve all her problems with one rollout. i thought there was a humility to her rollout that was very, very effective. yes, i agree. i would do more unscripted drop in on diners and taverns. you authentic these interactions
inevitability. i m going to take it off. that video, even though it seems it was polarizing, people love it or hate it but this is the first time now in the last few months this campaign season has begun that you are finally we are finally hearing the democratic argument. we ve len listening to the republicans the last few months. very loud and now you are seeing a gay couple on the screen in this video and all that. that seemed more forward, i thought. you want to jump in here. i so want to jump in here. i agree more with steve than with helene. i was so disappointed in that rollout and everything that followed. hillary clinton, if you meet her in person she is engaging she s warm she is charming, all these things but the american people are not seeing that. i don t care, but after 25 30 years of public, living on the public dole and i m sorry for - aq! language, i m so wound up you don t just get in a scoopy
that. a poll in virginia that had a good approval rating for you a majority of virginians approve of you, but another majority did not think hillary clinton was honest and trustworthy. what does she have to do to close that gap? talk to the voters. i m one of the few that talk about the rollout. i thought it was spectacular. you didn t think it was too scripted? she got in the van drove out and sat with which is what i did when i was running for governor. she went to a community college. she took notes. you learn. that s what the best part about running for office is chuck. you get to travel and meet folks. i went into fire houses. i spent an hour in a coal mine talking to coal miners. your policies evolve because you are talking to folks whose lives are impacted every day. there are times in the big rallies and all that. i thought it was great. i want her to continue to do that. meet with the voters talk to them. they ve got the answers. they are living financial