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October 21, 2016
Well, for curt schilling, i want you to see what i said earlier in the show, mr. schilling, about hillary clinton and lets watch this about her being armed with the truth. thats what he said i said. lets see what i really said. hillarys got depth. not the most exciting candidate weve ever seen, somewhat dull at times, somewhat robotic at times. but shes always got the troops ready, shes always prepared for the debate. shes always got people, handlers, people that help her get ready. she always h...
May 15, 2010
Left by lieutenant governor bill halter and this more conservative businessman d.c. morrison. >> moving to the east a little bit in kentucky, a battle for the gop nomination for retiring senator jim buntings seat. well set aside the baseball reference but you have a tea party darling in that race in ran paul. correct? >> you have got a similar dynamic on the right here, though. whereas ran paul, the son of congressman ron paul from texas, ran paul is a doctor. he is a tea party favorite. hes got...
February 11, 2010
President who dont do pop yew lymph very we populism very well, theres an anger against wall street in general. he has made this baseball reference before. hes also been tough against these big wall street players when it comes to regulatory reform and their efforts to oppose that. and hes talked a lot about his support for paul volckers position on too big to fail. but when it comes down to bonuses, he has this nuanced position. hes got outrage for people still taking federal dollars who havent...
February 10, 2010
Said this about billions of bonuses about j.p. morgan chase and goldman sachs. i know both those guys. they are very savvy businessmen. i like most of the american people dont begrudge someones wealth. then he compared them to baseball players who make a lot of money despite not making it to the world series. ed schultz, here is how paul krugman reacted to the presidents statement. he called it clueless and about the baseball reference, to my knowledge, irresponsible behavior by baseball players...