tight loss yesterday and talk to tim howard in a second. we want to get to politics. a front page story examines bill and hillary clinton s buddy machine. the article notes how the couple s fund raising within the financial sector could cut both ways in a white house campaign. according to the journal s analysis, they raised more than $1 billion over two decades from american companies and industry donors including speaking fees for their political and policy operations. 12% of the total alt raised came from financial services firms on par with what romney raised in 2012 and considerably more than president obama s share during his campaign. the clinton s long standing ties could bring wealthy donors back to democrats. the opposition carry as risk in public opinion. 13% of voters were confident in
going to pass the bill. the president says then i have to go around you. you studied presidents over years and years and centuries. how unique is what the president is doing right now? well, most presidents find great virtue of executive power once they are executive. i think right now, the president is working in a tradition fdr put it best when he said try something, experiment, but, you know, if it fails, admit it. but above all, try something. there s an increasing hunger for there to be action on problems like the construction and i think immigration. you saw it in the california story. it s becoming increasingly
it? the theory is every story is two minutes long, 120 seconds. is that right? it s built for a digital age. digital first, not even on tv today. every story is two minutes along and that gets to the attention span. we laugh at teenagers, but all of us, even people as old as we are, our attention span is getting shorter and shorter and shorter as well. every story is two minutes long, tries to move quickly. it s mobile, it s shareable. and it s all original to the site. it s not derivative of anything on television or anything else. it s a set not unlike this, but we have two or three people that talk about today s stories and move quickly. if there s a tweet that comes out, the story line gets interrupted and they talk about that for two minutes. well, bob, thanks very much for joining us today. we appreciate it. two minutes? that s your attention span. see ya later. what s on it? what do i see when i go on it?