president of the united states. you have gotten more e-mail than buzz just promoting this interview than he did. well, i feel good about it. we re on top of the earth. i still want to see you smiling when your that canses go up. it s great. yours, too. is that the key to the ginn thing for you, these are not easy workouts? when you work out, do it every day. in the off-season, i took two or three weeks off before i got back at it. sglefrry day? can t be every other month? that ring you re holding up, young man, is worth $67,000. worth more than that, neil. i can tell you that. i tried to steal that from you. you wouldn t let me. obviously one bad product you could be tarnished. how much do you invest in these things, and all of your names? you put your name in something, it better work. there we go. the nasdaq has legs, this has
benefits are necessary. i only mention on the context of bill clinton and when you were labor secretary that there was sort of like a partnership with business. so that kind of phenomenon wouldn t happen. i m wondering because a lot of people remember the boom and the economy and the fact that bill clinton was the last president to see and enjoy surpluses working closely with republicans, welfare to work, address the debt, don t dismiss the debt. we have not seen that since, secretary, under democrat or republican presidents. i think you ve put your finger on it, neil. i was speaking to getting underneath the worker issues. if you re talking about the environment itself, which we communicated and collaborated, it s very different. it is so partisan. it s very difficult to find compromise and to seek that common good. i think in this administration