hey, it worked last time. chris christie is doing town halls in new hampshire but for the most part this is a nationalized race and the more nationalized, the more likely you see people wanting the reality show to continue. and i think you have to admit you are essentially drooling on your shirt at the prospect. you famously walked away from convention coverage because there was no news. you ll come back! that s exactly right. that s exactly right. every single one of us is going to be saying thank god, finally, an interesting convention. but you re right about those people out there. all the people who have been energized by the trump campaign are going to be very, very angry folk if they think trump is not well treated. i ve been disappointed so many times because this is every political reporter s fantasy. let s put that out there. every four years we re disappointed, it doesn t happen. the idea of a floor fight in cleveland sounds fantastic, but i do think that you wo
hears on a daily basis as well. rick: absolutely. arthel: stick with fox news on election night. complete coverage begins here on fox news channel at 6:00 p.m. tuesday with bret baier and megyn kelly and you can catch shepard smith beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern on the fox network. rick: and then because so many people watch election night coverage, convention coverage with another screen, like one of these or a smart phone, you can also join me on-line, foxnews.com, along with harris faulkner and jonathan hunt. we start at 8 p.m it s very interactive. we ve got a live chat. love for to you join us. you can have input during our coverage election night. arthel: speaking of harris, she s up next. set your clocks back one hour. see you later. for the long haul. i see a world bursting with opportunities. india, china, brazil, ishares, small-caps, large-caps, ishares. industrials. low cost.
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during our post convention coverage they weighed in. one of the things that struck me was all about government when she talked at the beginning of the people who exemplified the best of the american spirit she talked about speech teachers and first responders very admirable professions but all government. when she talked about ways to build the middle class it was all about the auto bailout and student loans and healthcare reform. once again all government programs. it was a subtle sub text to the entire speech. you did have as chris pointed out quite effectively a whole series of things we talked about. it is true every single one of them did relawsuit to government. there was no mention about the private sector which drives the government. the mainstream media was
is a video, which we think is a video tribute to mitt romney. here s why i m saying where think and it seems weird because as far as i understand the order of business, video followed by mystery guest, spoiler alert, clint eastwood, followed by marco rubio, followed by mitt romney. doesn t the video always go right before the nominee as the inspiring thing? we re not going to have a video to get us psyched about clint eastwood, are we? it was not. it was a video to get us psyched about mitt romney. it was a good ten-minute introduction video for mitt romney that was really well done. really might make you like him even if you didn t like him already or haven t been paying attention and fell asleep for a second at the end of rookie blue. they had this done, ten-minute film, but they did not air it during network coverage, so most people did not see it. it was done by the time the networks started covering the convention. they had scheduled it to run before the networks were switching