a lot time in south carolina. thank you very much for your time today. i appreciate you. so only about 15 minutes but we covered a lot of ground. let s talk about all of this with our political panel, scott jennings, to rmer adviser to george w. bush. it is a rare sojourn to a corporate media, a non-conservative media. do you think he set out what he wanted to do? well, all of the things that you talked about today, whether it is transgender policy or things he had to say about the culture of the military and all of these things are pleasure centers for republican voters. and that is what he s trying to get done today. he may not think that tons of republicans will watch it live, but obviously getting those things into the eco-system that they live in, which is internet and twitter, i think he hit a lot of topics that they think
- that s what i m telling you. that s what i m - what we wanted it to feel like was that the audience was just being invited in to a very small-town, very intimate setting. i don t want to be responsible, nor do i want to have this baby be responsible for you not living out your dream. - and that s what i m saying. - i have walked with you - you are my dream. - i have walked with you all these years to get to this place you and i together. this is about just a couple trying to actually be in a marriage and make it work instead of just, like, what we always see on television, and then i felt a very strong, deep desire to not just have her be the sidelined supporting wife. it looks to me like on your little sojourn, tim, you missed yourself, oh, two biology exams. - oh. - and what looks like a pretty important term paper in your english lit class, so let s start there. - i don t know what a sojourn is, mom. - a sojourn is what s gonna keep you back a year
if you don t get it together. - that s right. - change your attitude. that s what a sojourn is. the rest of it you can look up. [microphone feedback] [ single ladies by beyoncé playing] - all the single ladies - all the single ladies - glee was a really interesting show, because it was about high school, and they take pop songs that are already out there and make them part of the story. - i m dancing with myself - and it was about these misfits at a high school. - well, there s nothing to lose and there s nothing to prove - and they re in the glee club. there s a lot of themes about, a, not fitting in, but b, homophobia. - i m through with playing by the rules of someone else s game - it was so specific to my childhood, and, like, who ever thought that, you know, a bunch of misfit show choir losers would become a global thing? i never did. all: don t stop