to grow. my question to you is how much time are you giving yourself to grow, if that doesn t move when you get out? so it s early as you know, just under 500 days until the next election. but also what s intereting in that poll is that 57% of the people polled did not watch the debate. that is true. that is true. 43% did. your numbers among i don t have them in front of me right now but the numbers of those who did watch the debate, you know, you didn t win those either. yeah, it s early. you know i got about 4 minutes total to talk. others like the vice president and, you know, people who are polling higher right now talked for about 12 to 13 minutes. my goal, frankly, john was to introduce myself as someone who s been in congress for seven years, been on the intelligence committee, trying to shake things up by leading new members of congress to washington, and we have a new moment to seize by
and it was really touching to see our service officers come together for this family today and throughout the weekend. you know, it s intereting that not too far away from the synagogue, there are a lot of protesters who have gathered right now. they re not very happy that the president has come to your beautiful city. what s your reaction when you see this? i actually started before i came down here, i was with them at the start of their walk, and i m going to meet them at the end of it. i think, to their point, and to the city s point, we re sort of saying now is not the time. you know, today we were grieving, we re going to be grieving for the next few weeks. and today wasn t a time to draw more national attention to us. we are a tough city. we are going to get through this. we re all going to battle together. and that s what pittsburgh is all about. and we will get through this. but today was a difficult time for additional attention. councilman o connor, thank you so much
left of him. and he was kind of a crotchety conservative kind of guy. he liked hubert humphrey who i thought was but, go ahead. he s still grocrotchety, he hasn t lost that, has he? no. what s the appeal you see in donald trump? let me tell you, i go to events out here in hollywood. put on by an organization formed by conservatives in hollywood. and i heard trump was going to speak. this is before he announced for the presidency. i bought a ticket, because i just wanted to see the guy live because he s been a part of the landscape for so long. and he s an intereting character. anyway, he walked into this room about a week after he announced this. a tremendous amount of theater
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