question is how much hate mail do you get on a regular basis? [applause]. glenn: you know what? welcome back to the program, we re in new york and we have a studio audience and steven, a fox news contributor and funny comedian and if you never saw him in person, avoid it like the plague! [laughter]. glenn: very verbs funny. but, so your question is about hate mail. i will tell you this: that i don t even know how much mail we get over here. at fox. but at my building, here where i do the radio show, it takes three full-time people just to go through the mail every day. we get boxes and boxes and it is like, did you ever see the did you ever see the miracle on 34th street where, put it on my desk. it is a little like that. and steven is here with the studio audience, and, more questions. we have a question from robert. i believe, in the audience, up
officers. and i still trust our military. but other than that, i m really fresh out of things. so, the things that we thought we could count on, growing up, are all changing. and, we just have to think out of the box. to be able to survive, because only those who look at the exits when they are going on the plane and go, okay there is an exit back there, i ve got it, only those people will survive. think the unthinkable. and let s go to one of your viewers from georgia. who sent in his question as a video message. i m sam, from atlanta, georgia. and i d like to know, how we american people, why can t we have the opportunity to vote for the health care bill on the midterm election ballot? glenn: okay. i don t know if that is a gator in armor behind him. which was weird.
caught up with bush in miami yesterday and began with a question a lot of people are asking. do you still want to be president? i do. i do. i see great possibilities for our country. i honestly belief we re on the verge of greatness. we have to fix big complex things and i have to leadership skills to do it. i m fired up about that. that s what motivates me. do you understand why a bunch of supporters think you don t have the that there s something missing? the fire is missing? no, i don t. do you know why they think that? probably because they watch the cable shows and they read the political press. but if they followed me on the campaign trail like last week in new hampshire where we had 300 people totally connected, totally believing in me i think they would see a different candidate. i ve just got to be able to break through the clutter of all the punditry class. i think doing that. what happened at the debate? what happened in that moment? you made your point with se
cooper of the new york times, anne gearan of the new york times and david brooks. if it s sunday, it s meet the press. new york times and david brooks. if good sunday morning.it choose your metaphor. on life support, in critical condition, on its deathbed. whatever painful phrase you use, everyone agrees jeb bush s campaign is in trouble. bush needed a good debate performance on wednesday and he failed spectacularly. he s rebranding his campaign with a new slogan called jeb can fix it. the phrase is supposed to mean that bush can fix the country s problems, but a lot of people are already joking the it jeb needs to fix is his candidacy. that s the big question hanging over the bush campaign can jeb fix it? at this critical moment, i caught up with bush in miami yesterday and began with a question a lot of people are asking. do you still want to be president? i do. i do. i see great possibilities for
well, i got cut off. that debate was a really weird debate. just because you didn t gate chance to continue on, i literally got cut off by three of the all three of them saying next question, next question. the basic point with marco isn t that he s not a good person or a gift l politician, everybody can see that. it s that i have proven leadership skills. i got to be governor of a state and accomplish big things and in this era of gridlock it s hard to break through and i think he s given up and i think that s the wrong thing to do. this is about public service, about solving problems. if you look at the three people on the stage from the united states senate, all three of them have a combined two bills that became law that they ve sponsored. if you look at hillary clinton, in ten years, three bills she sponsored that became law. this is the gridlock that i m running to try to break up. i can change the culture in washington. did you rewatch the debate? no. i ve been busy ca