standard when it comes to preachers u got reverend wright, al sharpton, jesse jackson, who would never be questioned about their theology or anybody else s, one thing. the other thing, franklin graham a good man doing great work. should take a lesson from his father. every time his father got involved in politics, richard nixon or whatever, it tainted his primary call. when you come down from the mountain top and you go to the valley of politics, then you ve got to expect this kind of stuff. and chris mathews says he ain t his father. and i think, i think that s, that captures it, i ain t his father s son and he does use twist religion to suit his politics and i think that that has hurt him. unlike jesse jackson and al sharpton. we re not talking about them. they weren t on tv at that moment. at that moment. what about the issue that graham went on air to talk about, a christian minister in iran who has been sentenced to death, and then he should have said, i didn t com
standard when it comes to preachers u got reverend wright, al sharpton, jesse jackson, who would never be questioned about their theology or anybody else s, one thing. the other thing, franklin graham a good man doing great work. should take a lesson from his father. every time his father got involved in politics, richard nixon or whatever, it tainted his primary call. when you come down from the mountain top and you go to the valley of politics, then you ve got to expect this kind of stuff. and chris mathews says he ain t his father. and i think, i think that s, that captures it, i ain t his father s son and he does use twist religion to suit his politics and i think that that has hurt him. unlike jesse jackson and al sharpton. we re not talking about them. they weren t on tv at that moment. at that moment. what about the issue that graham went on air to talk about, a christian minister in iran who has been sentenced to death, and then he should have said, i didn t com
participating in ancient rome but they weren t on tv. that s true, no good lighting, huh. jon: everybody thought that maybe newt gingrich fell a little flat in that nbc debate because he didn t get that sort of surge of adrenaline from the audience, but the general concurrence is that he wasn t as strong last night as he had been in previous debates, and he got all kinds of an uproar. what do you think? yeah, i don t know that he s necessarily, you know, drawing power from the audience or anything, but, you know, i any it s more just his dynamic of attacking the moderator, and this really resonates with people. the idea that somehow that it s going to take away too much time for people to boo or clap, though, it s like, what, 30 seconds, a minute? jon: what i was talking to and referring to specifically is when he kind of put john king down over that question about, you know, his relationship with his second wife and all that, and the audience just record its approval in south caro
you know there is a dysfunctional behavior on the real world, the house lives. it is how i was when i was theiren. when you are mad and people talk crap. in your home s confessional? two interesting things about reality shows. the real world was the first show to show people acting like they weren t on tv when in fact they knew they were on tv. pre end extending they were being pretending they were being real when they weren t. what i liked about real world it invented so many surfaces to sit on. they were never in chairs. they were on counters. it is like the hat on backwards or straddle something. they had to final different angles. they started the whole sitting on the counter trick? yeah. real world killed the chair star.