hostilities. they are engaged in hostilities. he says gadhafi must go, but it s not about regime question. how stupid does he think voters are? i don t think he thinks they are stupid. part of it is the way he was raised. now this job he has is different. when you make a decision in this job, a real decision, leadership decision, some people are going to get angry at you. he seems to have the ability to live with that right now, which is troublesome. a question was asked of bill clinton in a memorable rolling stone cover. is there anything you would be willing to die for? anything? the question really upset him.
old fool playing golf. he is as right-wing as they get. ronald reagan, an amiable downs. this is what the media does to republicans. i think an inherent bias toward thinking that the liberal is the more intelligence, sophisticated figure. and i think that s proven out through the years. the question about chris wallace is should he have said the way the way it would have been okay, in quotation marks, would be saying how are you doing going to deal with the issue that some people refer to you as a flake, so it becomes a meta question. i salute him for just going n hold on, just sounds like we are just learning or hearing that he is apologizing for the question? yeah, which i the opposite
the president that was an intense question to ask. i don t want to pose that question for the president. you just wonder. i m speaking as a small government conservative, a political person that doesn t agree with him on a lot of issues. as a liberal, i would be asking what does he believe in? does he support gay marriage ornd? look at the new york times today. was he opposed to cheney-bush or not? he s doing the exact same thing on the war and terror doubling down in many aspects. what does he believe are the bush tax cuts? what was he believe in? he believes in finding some
so, joining us now, the republican governor of new jersey, chris christie, good to have you back on the show. you were sedated on meet the press. you think? yeah. it was not like chris christie with gayle. david gregory didn t treat me like gayle did. i am all about the reaction. you treat me with respect, i m huggable and lovable back. it s a fair question. it s a ridiculous question to ask. stop playing mika this morning. it s none of her business. really? but you re the governor. just because i m the governor doesn t mean that you or joe or anyone else gets to come into my home and scrutinize the decisions we make about our children. that s what she was doing. really? you are in charge of the public schools of new jersey. are they not good enough for your kids? they don t teach religion.
column, but he s also said it s distracting. those who say it s a nonissue on the right side, that s former governor mike huckabee, bobby jindal, and tim pawlenty and mitt romney. the gop split here shows evidence elsewhere as well. in a fox poll, 40% of people, regardless of political affiliation, thought there was cause to wonder. but 51% think those who question where the president was born are, quote, nutty conspiracy theorists, end quote. and in fact, charlie sheen citing his own presidential possibilities said yesterday, here, for starters, i was expletive born here. how about that? and i got proof. nothing photoshopped about my birth certificate. a little bit of a quote here. perhaps the president likes it that way, the gop characterizes split or extreme in the primaries. something that, as you know, independent voters here will shy away from come the general election. which is exactly why some leaders in the republican party don t think this is funny.