There are three people saying this on the record. one is hillary clinton, the other is bane sanders, and now your friend liz warren. they all three on the record are saying if biden chooses newt run again, i will run. then there s all of these people that are on background and all the mainstream media, have you noticed this? it s like joe biden is leading us to a terrible place. the question becomes would it be comma law harris kamala harris. would be the wednesday before thanksgiving or the wednesday after. immediately the question is, will you endorse kamala harris? i think that is really the question and unlikely. i think sees a lot of his son, bow, in mayor pete. i also think that stacey abrams, if she were to somehow win the governorship in georgia, she s an automatic entry into this race. jared polis is the governor of
what makes do you agree with that assessment, no chance, or virtually no chance. what makes newt run? there are some precedents. you had richard nixon 1968. ronald reagan in 1980. these were politicians who had been out of politics for quite a while. he thinks that he can play this role but he has a lot of baggage. not that he s been out of politics. there s other baggage. he s gaffe prone which i think is a serious problem. he s creative but not disciplined. these are not a good mix of skills for a presidential campaign where discipline is quite important. message is quite important. he s often off message. let me ask you about where the president stands now. we all know we re doing a snapshot in time, things change. is he in terms of past presidents running for re-election, strong position? you know, i actually think if you look at numbers in composite, there s kind of a remarkable story there. i saw a number this week that said 29% of the country thought the country
Drive the rest of them crazy. what makes do you agree with that assessment, no chance, or virtually no chance. what makes newt run? there are some precedents. you had richard nixon 1968. ronald reagan in 1980. these were politicians who had been out of politics for quite a while. he thinks that he can play this role but he has a lot of baggage. not that he s been out of politics. there s other baggage. he s gaffe prone which i think is a serious problem. he s creative but not disciplined. these are not a good mix of skills for a presidential campaign where discipline is quite important. message is quite important. he s often off message. let me ask you about where the president stands now. we all know we re doing a snapshot in time, things change. is he in terms of past presidents running for re-election, strong position? you know, i actually think if you look at numbers in composite, there s kind of a remarkable story there. i saw a number this week that said 29% of th
budget cuts before he agrees to raising the debt ceiling. and then there s the democrat-controlled senate. we shouldn t be drawing lines in the sand. we should be willing to work together. treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. could hit its $14.3 trillion debt limit tomorrow but he can keep the country out of default until august. so there is time. what they really lack on capitol hill is common ground. today republican risk, reward and rhetoric with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, chairman of the house budget committee. then presidential politics as the field expands with clinton, press secretary joe lockhart and bush speech writer michael gerson. and challenges in the middle east and libya, dennis blair and john negroponte. i m candy crowley and this is state of the union. despite fears a debt crisis will undermine the u.s. economic recovery and rattle the world, just 19% of americans told gallup pollsters they want congress t
money, there will be no increase in the debt limit. boehner wants $2 trillion in budget cuts before he agrees to raising the debt ceiling. and then there s the democrat-controlled senate. we shouldn t be drawing lines in the sand. we should be willing to work together. treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. could hit its $14.3 trillion debt limit tomorrow but he can keep the country out of default until august. so there is time. what they really lack on capitol hill is common ground. today republican risk, reward and rhetoric with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, chairman of the house budget committee. then presidential politics as the field expands with clinton, press secretary joe lockhart and bush speech writer michael gerson. and challenges in the mideast and libya with dennis blair and john negroponte. i m candy crowley and this is state of the union. despite fears a debt crisis will undermine the u.s. economic recovery a