neil: your grandfather doesn t have to put up with so many primaries in caucus states when he ran for president. how do you think he would survive this process today? guest: well, it is true that there were different sorts of challenges when you dealt withcy gar filled with thecy gar with the cigar-filled rooms. he was about communication with the american people and letting them know what we were up against and what we needed to do. neil: but how would he do in iowa, with his back ground, one of the richest families in the country and married to one of the richest families in the country, how would he do? would he beat romney if his day in iowa? guest: i think he had a genuine feel for the average middle-class and working american and that would make the difference and i know it did
neil: your grandfather doesn t have to put up with so many primaries in caucus states when he ran for president. how do you think he would survive this process today? guest: well, it is true that there were different sorts of challenges when you dealt withcy gar filled with thecy gar with the cigar-filled rooms. he was about communication with the american people and letting them know what we were up against and what we needed to do. neil: but how would he do in iowa, with his back ground, one of the richest families in the country and married to one of the richest families in the country, how would he do? would he beat romney if his day in iowa? guest: i think he had a genuine feel for the average middle-class and working american and that would make the difference and i know it did