playing hard to get, i just was actually not attracted to him at all. it was like how do i get out of here. and then i change my mind and did actually marry him. but he did it back. because i can t fake it. i don t know how you do that. i am too, impulsive. people say that means impulsive. you are a go-getter, kat. you are a hunter. greg: she is not a gatherer, she is a hunter. i might ve gathered once or twice. greg: you have played hard to get, having you? the only time was after the relationship. hard to get conversation, hard to get the benign, hard to get out of this. to get a good lawyer. hard to get is always after for me. so when i go back around, if it ever happens, it will be impossible to get because i don t have [bleep] left. she doesn t watch.
she doesn t watch. greg: i say that every night. because she doesn t watch it s the only time sven can get the den. greg: foul you are better if you play at night apparently greg: and he s a golf pro. so dana perino smokes weed. greg: i want to get to todd because you are relatively new married. did you where you are attracted to women who are hard to get? i am kind of on kat s claim here. i guess to a certain extent it is human biology book from my perspective i am an open book. my first date with my wife i grilled her with 20 questions. everything that she was interested in life. you kind of put all your cards on the table. sometimes it works. most of the time it didn t. so i guess the study is right. that is my game.
we ultimately grow to resent that which we rely upon. people that are doing the service work how does he get away with it? she doesn t watch. i wish i had a better answer for you. you always wear hats. you have lovely hair. i do want to ask you about the story line that i have been following. the fact that there are so many men, young men, deciding not to go to college. but they re not deciding to go into the trades. so what are they doing? permission to sum up? please. you got 10 million open jobs the vast majority don t require a four year degree yet you have is a narrative that says if you go to school, you ll wind up with a vocational back.
on donald trump. yeah, i mean, a majority in almost every one of those polls wants to see it go forward. you got to the key in why the polls matter. that s when you start to see movement inside the united states congress. all these senators and congressmen and women who have been silent the, puzingly sil t silent, if it gets to the point in their state or district where their voters, the people who can reelect them or not reelect them have moved on it, that s when they move. it s not exactly profiles in courage, but that is the way it works. and president trump was saying the other day, we ll show this later, i saw my poll numbers went up, and it was like for impeachment donald. they re talking about impeaching you, but he doesn t watch. we ll have much more on the significance of this polling in just a moment. we also learned yesterday that the trump administration will not cooperate with the inquiry calling it illegitimate and unconstitutional. we ve got the first sign of that
this morning. he doesn t watch. don t worry. adam schiff will join us for that conversation. and 2020 presidential candidate, elizabeth warren, will also be our guest this morning. we re back in a moment. morning. we re back in a moment cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patients with serious diseases are being targeted