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Working people, the troubles theyre in now with the high gas prices and unemployment. hes not good at that sort of -- the thing that bill clinton was very good at. but there are other things he handles very well. hes very precise and organized and very disciplined. he moves very carefully and even elegantly in the way he does things. and this is the kind of thing where his sharpness, his acuity came to play. and i think it is so important to watch. ive watched him in briefings a couple of times ...

Disaster, its not going to work, ills depressing, and then somebody walks in an hour later and its different. but if you dont have that fair that its going to go wrong, youre going to get complacent, youre going to lose your edge, your sharpness. i like the team around me to feel like me, which is it could go horribly wrong. >> people ask me whats he like to work with, you know, and i say its funny because a lot of the time you can be very difficult, youre kind of a tough taskmaster, you are per...

Youre going to lose your edge, your sharpness. i like the team around me to feel like me, which is it could go horribly wrong. >> people ask me whats he like to work with, you know, and i say its funny because a lot of the time you can be very difficult, youre kind of a tough taskmaster, you are permanently i would say refusing to let anybody rest on their laurels on the show. you keep everyone on their toes. and, you know, youre like all mavericks i guess in the sense you change your mind a lot...

Youre going to get complacent, youre going to lose your edge, your sharpness. i like the team around me to feel like me, which is it could go horribly wrong. >> people ask me whats he like to work with, you know, and i say its funny because a lot of the time you can be very difficult, youre kind of a tough taskmaster, you are permanently i would say refusing to let anybody rest on their laurels on the show. you keep everyone on their toes. and, you know, youre like all mavericks i guess in the s...

Had done twice before? what did you do? we know what you did. you bought two hunting knives. you tested them for sharpness. you laid in wait in a darkened hallway. you ambushed your unsuspecting wife and you butchered her.

T.g. >> reporter: as the judge handed down the maximum sentence, he appeared to show tremendous regret. he started a television network in upstate new york to counter the negative image of muslims after 9/11. the jury spent less than one hour deliberating before convicting him of second-degree murder. heres the judge right before sentencing. listen. >> having been through two failed marriages, you know you had an out, a nonviolent option. instead of leaving as you had done twice before, what did...

Group yesterday in an apparent trik religions. >> we will not demonize intercommunities because of the actions of a few. in the wake of terrorists attacks, instead of condemning whole communities, we need to join with those to help them protection themselves as protect themselves as well. >> what is peter king hoping to accomplish here? >> well, hes trying to basically add some sharpness to the governments efforts, i think, to combat this problem. even the obama administration concedes there is ...

And have all these sound effects that cronkite and reagan would use and each had the experience that western union broke down in the middle of the game and they had to make it up and they did. he had a lot of fun. >> and, bill bennett, alzheimers clouded the final years of ronald reagans life, but as president, as governor, he loved sports, he was a sports broadcaster. perhaps fitting his birthday, his centennial is on super bowl sunday. he was a football player himself at eureka college. rememb...

We are going to turn the corner and try to end on a high note. this year 255 athletes were drafted by the national football league. 32 college students win rhodes scholarships. doing both makes someone look like a piece of cake. myron rolle heard his name called in new york. hello, sir, congratulations to you. >> thank you very much, don, i appreciate it. >> do you think that listen real quickly. i want to talk about education. skipping the last years draft do you think that cost your millions o...

We are going to turn the corner here and try to end the evening on a high note. this year 255 athletes were drafted by the national football league. only 32 college students win rhodes scholarships each year. doing both makes winning powerball look like a piece of cake. myron rolle has both. he called in from new york. hello, sir, congratulations to you. >> thank you very much, don, i appreciate it. >> do you think that listen real quickly. i want to talk about education. skipping the last years...