but, today, the opposite. we embrace her. we like her. what is going on? guest: i don t know what is going on. that is washington politics, that is beyond me. at times. i have to tell you that. it is a simple answer: christine o donnell or any other republican nominee should be supported by the republican party. that is why we have primaries. people decide who they want to be the nominees and they should support them. i will continue to support responsible republican candidates around the country because i believe our party has the best answers for the problems that plague our country. neil: in my coverage with
know how to take care of a horse, about fixing a fence or pamping a roof and a lot of common sense involved in that and in the last maybe 40 years, now, people have been bread to go into politics and they may not have common sense you pick were by working a real job. so, really, part of it is a lot of people who work real jobs, and get it, against people what have never worked a real job, and are in charge. neil: are you surprised no matter how much mud she sling at the tea party candidates or the sensation candidates, who, including christine o donnell as an example, you did not pay taxes, you did not pay college loans, you did not get your college degree, and the manager says she is not conservative, no hurricane matter how much money they throw they seem to win. guest: people are aware now that the press is not 360-degree
address to san me a thank you. neil: some say a promise was made and a promise should be kept from 2001 before you assumed office. that gave them the 9 percent increase and they say the governor cannot just take that back. what do you say? guest: for the money they have earned for the 9 percent increase over the last 10 years they keep it. but going forward they have no right to keep it. we should not have done it. it was republicans who did it, a bad idea in 2001. it s a bad idea now. there is no way to pay for it. it is unjustified and contributing to the underfunding of this system to the tune of $46 billion headed to $85 billion underfunding. we need to reform the system so there are pension available for folks when they go to retire. this is not about promises made and kept. this is about special interests squeezing benefits out of the government and to the taxpayers
it is not black and wide but a different world. neil: would you pay katiie $15 million? guest: i am in the close enough, but i can t tell you what i would take her. but she is good. neil: you mention a lot of partnership, the gates, and i like zimmer. guest: i nowndz found in interviewing zimmer and tori, neither had won individually but joe tor i-10 expected zimmer and zimmer had forren vi, and it was not jealously or trying to get his job, and when tori sat in
the favorite character, generally, in the movies and hollywood plaintiffs you, and i would not exactly call a screaming liberal which gives me hope for hollywood or you defying it. guest: i don t pay attention to it. if i get a job, i get a job. i don t talk politics on the set. i don t try to shove my viewpoint down nip s throat but having come from the back ground of having been a carpenter in new england before becoming an actor, i am thankful i can make a living at being an actor, i don t want to jeopardize that but on the other hand if people said what about your career, i was thinking of valley forge because i have been there and grew up in the winter of negative meg and i know how cold it gets, i say i don t think the soldiers at valley forge stopped and paused and thought what