his own skin. he knows who he is, doesn t put on any pretenses. as his victory statement, he was like, i don t know anymore than you did about these things. president obama has his shortcomings, too. do we want an intellectual president? we got one in bush, sort of in clinton and obama. yeah. the country, i think, look, certainly responding to bush in 2008, if there is a bush rehabilitation effort, i think president obama helped the cause. ei ll tell you who didn t mae the cause, barbara. it reminded me of eisenhower,
hardball. welcome back to hardball, news about syria, president obama said use of chemical weapons by those in syria would be a line crossed. the regime has used chemical weapons, secretary of defense chuck hagel who is currently traveling in the region briefed reporters on it today. the u.s. intelligence community assesses with some degree a varying confidence that the syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in syria, especially the chemical agent, sarin, we cannot confirm the origin, but we do believe the use of chemical weapons in syria would very
of dzhokhar, was still going on when the court mirandized him. this is the knock on the way the case was handled by the obama administration. mike rogers. we can t have in a case like this, the judiciary deciding because it is on tv and it may look bad for them to allow the public safety exemption that is deemed legal by the united states supreme court that they were going to somehow intercede in this. it is confusing, horrible, god-awful policy and dangerous to the greater community. and we ve got to get to the bottom of it and fix it right now. jim, do you agree with that? the argument by the congressman, the chairman committee, basically making the case. look, this guy is a dangerous fugitive, we picked him up. we know he is still in the process of committing crimes. we interview him, then we get around to getting him mirandized, here he said the judge showed up out of nowhere
saying give me two weeks, she said we have had enough of the bushes. these events are so scripted and so polite. and in the middle of all of this she is a great lady she is an unbelievable interview. but it was interesting to have president obama, the one piece of politics he decided to do was something actually in the best interest of the republican party, particularly here in texas. which is the largest republican crowd the president has ever addressed. and he used it. and almost said hey, this immigration bill it is not my legacy, it is this man s legacy. now, there is a smart way to sell it. the politics in the house, still a little complicated. anyway, back to barbara. they are somewhat moneyed republicans country club republicans. this is actually what the tea
about the german health care system. i think he probably won the argument. what president clinton said is absolutely true. to know the man is to like the man. because he s comfortable in his own skin. he knows who he is. he doesn t put on any pretenses. he takes his job seriously, but he doesn t take himself too seriously. he is a good man. there, again, i mean, there s george w. cracking a joke about not knowing something, as his victory statement. hey, he like me, don t know anything more than you do about these things. we elect this genius president, obama, he has his shortcomings, too. it s always back and forth. that s the story of the count country. do we want an intellectual president? do we want a guy who s intellectually pointy headed? we got one in bush sort of sorry, in clinton and obama. the country responded to bush in 2008, but look, i think if there s going to be a bush