on tv you are not. but outside of television. bob: what you said in the monologue were right. they feed on one another and it s polarizing politics. everybody has to blame here except for if you go to places s that are reasonable decent middle americans. the most decent people i run across and wouldn t say those things. but media center is where most happens. eric: those people you make fun of all the time. bob: i do. i m making amends. nice people. eric: did you notice the survey had internet low on the list. how many tough guyous met? greg: never. eric: uncivil, tough guys, if you call them out they tell us that. greg: the internet created more. you get away with it. andrea: i m not buying the poll. they had the internet at 38%. government officials at over
and played baseball for them. by all accounts very good. maybe could have gone on to play bob: eric crash landed in the girls dorm in college. eric: several times, i bet. bob: he took over the republican national committee after watergate. you talk about a tough job. daps tell you a funny story about that. bob: he will go to his [ inaudible ] i can t argue what he believ believes. number, perot didn t help. dana: so in 2008 we went to the olympics in beijing. he was going to do an interview with washington post. honorary chairman of the committee. they asked if i could sit in with him. he told a story about being head of the rnc after waterdate. he has a great dry wit. the reporter said what was it like? he said it was terrible. every day i had people call me up, big donors and say george,
the board, literally shut most down. ask romney how he will do that. how to cut from the discretion anywhere budget and did he mention one thing about how to create jobs? no. he would cut taxes to increase deficit. a full scale from a foolish position. not very smart. andrea: moving off the coal is a good removing obstacles is a plan. removing obstacle. regulations. i want you to react to polls recently. it seems like romney has the right strategy, he is focusing on the economy. who would be better to improve the economy, romney 46. obama 39. another one, who would do a better job at cutting spending? bob, i know you think that some of the bloated programs shouldn t cut 5. 1-31 51-31. who would be better to handal healthcare? 43/40%. romney is a little down on that. eric: what we didn t play, hoping to get to that, mitt romney addressed what he would do with obamacare.
that is extreme. dana: they d work with them. greg: isn t this undeclared tax that the city is raising money to hire people to enforce taxes? dana: government job. eric: a lot of the towns don t work with you. a quick story, my mom was sick. i flew to chicago. while i was gone, they went to odd/even watering days, because there was a drought coming in. it had been watering the house every day. i racked up 20 $50 fines. $1,000. i went to the town, work with me. give me $500, i was away. taking care of my mom. no way! dana: they took one look at your watch. eric: no, no. i had to hire a lawyer, cost me $1,000. we walk in court and the judge says are you kidding me? dismissed. i paid $1,000 to lawyer instead of $500 to dana: we had a neighbor in d.c. with an old decrepit car they never used. i m sure it was illegal. i called the cops on them.
eric: you deny this completely? bob: romney numbers are also negative. not as much as the president. gest he is the front runner. greg: i was going to say if you listen to president obama like he inherited more defects than offspring of koligula. he has to take responsibility. the press is spinning him as unflappable. if there is criticism, he is unflappable. maybe he should be flappable. maybe we re at a time where you should be flapping. things aren t going well. stop being unflappable. be flappable. eric: if president obama thinks he was left holding the tab on really big bill, what is he going to leave either president romney or the next guy whoever it may be? dana: to take the metaphor a step further, before the bill came you ordered another entree, two appetizers, drinks and a round on the house. you get the bill and go oh, my gosh. i ll leave this for the next