interview and joint interview seen as a passing off of the baton there. and this is, i think in a lot of folks eyes, biden, maybe a lit tool late. you had a feeling in the biden camp, a lot of love given off to hillary clinton, a lot of aides that supported obama are in that camp too. so, the sort of structural sort of campaign in waiting doesn t exist around biden. and so far you haven t had obama give the kind of you know, sort of passing of the baton to biden either. that you have seen him do with hillary clinton. but, so i mean, you know we ll see. we don t know what is going on in, in barack obama s mind. in terms of who ve he would rather see in that role, running, i think what we do know is that he is a competitive person like everybody in the oval office. heave wants to hand off the white house, the keys to the oval office, to a democrat. he has got to figure out which
you had a feeling in the biden camp, a lot of love given off to hillary clinton, a lot of aides that supported obama are in that camp too. so, the sort of structural sort of campaign in waiting doesn t exist around biden. and so far you haven t had obama give the kind of you know, sort of passing of the baton to biden either. that you have seen him do with hillary clinton. but, so i mean, you know we ll see. we don t know what is going on in, in barack obama s mind. in terms of who ve he would rather see in that role, running, i think what we do know is that he is a competitive person like everybody in the oval office. heave wants to hand off the white house, the keys to the oval office, to a democrat. he has got to figure out which one could go the distance. yeah, the media piece and the public persuasion is part of this, blake. we ll put up on the screen. president appeared in a selfie with biden.
you re a margaret thatcher conservative, not a wet not at all. very dry. all end up being moderates when they get in there. let s look at what rich lowery said in the national review, the editor, he wants bush to run for the following reasons. field wide open. 2016 would be too late for jeb if he waits another four years. waiting doesn t seem to work for people. he also says he ll still be a bush in 26 and that s a negative. deroy said no. what do you say. he s bringing the one-liners tonight. i hate to disagree with him on jeb. aids report a couple months ago, shocking to me democrats are fearful of jeb more than anything else. his more tolerant stance on immigration is something that can appeal to the hispanic population and a wider swath of moderate voters. the problem is jeb can t get by the republican primary in part
and all those that end up being moderates when they get in there. let s look at what rich lowery said in the national review. editor, he wants bush to run for the following reasons. field wide open. 2016 would be too late for jeb if he waits another four years. waiting doesn t seem to work for people. he also says he ll still be a bush in 26 and still have that on his shoulders, and that s a any difficult. deroy said no. what do you say, sam? deroy is bringing the one-liners tonight action and i hate to disagree with him on jeb. aids report a couple months ago, shocking to me democrats are fearful of jeb more than anything else. they think his more tolerant stance on immigration is something that can appeal to the hispanic population and a wider swath of moderate voters. the problem is jeb can t get by the republican primary in part because of his last name, and in part the immigration issue. that s the main problem. you re not talking about a wider electorate a primary electorate
conservative, not a wet not at all. very dry. all end up being moderates when they get in there. let s look at what rich lowery said in the national review, the editor, he wants bush to run for the following reasons. field wide open. 2016 would be too late for jeb if he waits another four years. waiting doesn t seem to work for people. he also says he ll still be a bush in $ 26 and that s a negative. deroy said no. what do you say. he s bringing the one-liners tonight. i hate to disagree with him on jeb. aids report a couple months ago, shocking to me democrats are fearful of jeb more than anything else. his more tolerant stance on immigration is something that can appeal to the hispanic population and a wider swath of moderate voters. the problem is jeb can t get by the republican primary in part because of his last night, in part the immigration issue.