to live. greta: why isn t there an appetite to fix it once and for all? the american people are struggling. everybody is uncertain. the cut, cap and balance is one way to fix it permanently. we had debt commission that was supposed to fix it. your nine trillion is supposed to fix it. now we are back to 3.7 and the gang of six, which is to keep things going. i think there s a deficit of courage. and this dual-mindedness that people want to do what is best as long as they can do what is best for their political career. when you put those two this opposition what happens careers tend to win out. i can t say it any more frankly. that s human nature, i understand. but it s a shame that s why republics die. my goal would be that we would cheat history that we would not go the way of every other
spectator. or bringing a child. people bring a 7, 8 or 10-year-old kid, a parent to watchdogs fighting or roosters fighting. greta: in your new book, i didn t realize you got involved in dogfighting at age eight. i never heard of it until your case. in the community i group up in it was prevalent. it was something i was exposed to a lot of the older guys exposed myself and others to it. it was just something that we learned to do. i didn t know whether it was right or wrong. we were just involved and never got any type of indication whether it was the right thing or wrong thing to do. greta: you guys seem like an unlikely duo based on your history if you read the book, you stand you met him first in prison. mike reached out through some of his people and said he
probably the last place she would show up. greta: i know it is like elvis sightings. i m curious, did you see the article about the prosecutors and the chloroform? it is being said by someone they knew it wasn t 84 times the computer was checked for chloroform it was only once? there were two reports by the sheriff s office. one came back with 84 times the other didn t. they chose to choose they chose to use the one that said 84 times. certainly it tends to make what we have said and my client has been adamant about that she didn t do the chloroform search 84 times. it was just a bit product of the field search. so it all it all linked
he isn t just throwing out the s word. he has been critical for a while. in 2009, he was saying the obama administration spent too much time on health care. too much time on stimulus. they should have been giving big tax breaks to businesses that hire people this was the core of his criticism again. you have to remember, the hospitality industry has a lot of low wage workers. the health care law affects them a lot. ratcheting up the coverage that has to be given to low wage workers is something that has caused a lot of trouble in that industry. greta: if wynn declares war on the president because he s so influential, does that have any sort of 2012 implication for the president or not? if you are barack obama you want all the independent support you can get, coming up in 2012. you ve got someone in wynn who
and it could all have been an individualed. and i got nothing out of it. the sad part was i was just about to walk away from it. but, i think it happened at such a time where i could be here doing what i m doing now. and saving lives and helping kids. greta: why are you so good at football, what makes you so good? god given ability. greta: how much is discipline? it is a lot of discipline. a lot of things i had to learn over the course of the years to make myself a successful player. things that i learned the last two years, and doing a lot of studying in prison. made me a much better football player. greta: there s much more of our interview on gretawire.com so go watch. from casey anthony sightings to lawsuits. casey s ears have got to be