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But you get out of sort of a newsroom and you talk to people and you realize people dislike their choices. and where you would expect maybe millennial moms to see some silver lining in the prospects of electing the first woman president, there s none. there s really serious disappointment in what s been revealed about her character. they have real concerns she hasn t been more forthcoming. even on the cusp of victory. they d love to see a little bit of michelle obama in hillary clinton. they d love to see someone more genuine. they d love to see someone who can tap into the emotion and moold of this country and they don t see that in hillary and they still don t trust her. even the ones who support her still worry she doesn t always tell the truth. nicole wallace, up early, up late. the wrinkles to show for it. no, no, always good to see you. company should add that to the plan. they ll take care of you. the candidates set to square off less than 11 hours from now. former pre ....
Central, weekdays at 10:00 a.m. that starts on monday. good morning, guys. that s not a morning show. complaining about getting up early. 5:30 is a morning show. 10:00? that s brunch. did you play 16 seasons? 16 years. wow. wow, he played a long time. first date i didn t come off the bench, i don t think. we ve got to point out something right off the top a little conflict of interest here. mark derosa and i were high school rivals. it was a little one-sided for his school but he was the quarterback of the football team, baseball star, the whole thing. i was living in atlanta, my first year out of college. i m drinking a beer up in the cheap seats and i here the pa guy go now batting mark derosa. i went derosa in the bigs? you were like my life sucks. are you kidding me? i m in the cheap seats. he should have called me. i could have got him down on the ....
Or manufacturing. that is the problem in this country, we are inefficient on how we manage our money and where we spend it. the blue and the red both are wrong. get together. number one concern is leverage for our future, job growth. and the more we give it away on a silver platter to the people would don t like us, we are doomed. clayton: you bring the energy from california out there, live for us in san diego, up early. coming up later we will have a segment about california losing business because of the strict regulation. coming up, next, want a better office environment? work for a woman, a study says ladies make better leaders. do you agree? e-mail us. ....
Huntsman said third place was the ticket. i d say third place was the ticket to ride, ladies and gentlemen. hello, south carolina. i think it s going to be an uphill battle in south carolina because of the different nature of the state and what has gone on there. we ve seen what george bush was able to do against mccain even though he did very well here. i think it will be a big challenge, but i think he s up to it. greg: chris stirewalt, up early, good morning in new hampshire. 23% for ron paul in second-place, 17 for huntsman, how good or mediocre is this evaluation of his candidacy now? look, the problem for governor huntsman is this is problem below about as good as it will ever be for him. it s a state of lot of independents, a state with a lot of democrats, who are people who are democratic voters who are independent, who came out for him. the fact that he could not sur mount ro surrmo u.n. t ron ....
This in 2002. juliet: i started on the weekend, and then they brought in different men to check out the chemistry. mike: mike: and you said, why is that old guy from philadelphia coming in? juliet: i saw a picture. and he didn t look like this. clayton: dave is on vacation, across the pond, and nice to have both you. he picked a heck of a time to travel to london. the first big test of the g.o.p. nomination going on today and the stakes are high. joining us from ames, iowa, is steve brown. up early, steve, i am reading and you are there, either the reason paul campaign never went to sleep or they were up super early because they have covered everything in signs. guest: a lot of the campaigns find enthusiastic ....