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in that, you know, four or five months that we work together there then when it came time i'll jump all the way to 2013 and they can add company called brooklyn brothers comes to me and says, hey, we have this commercial we want to do we have here a few few ideas. ted lasso on the new head coach. which of the tottenham hot spurs, and i'd like to talk to the queen, please. and the coach idea i liked i was kind of like what if we play more of a bumpkin versus yellow and screamer? more of like a guy that was used to from being from kansas, and they're like great games we're gonna get in the playoffs playoffs. again my job just got a lot easier ties and no playoffs. why do you even do this? can i bring on a couple of people? and it was boom joe kelly brennan hunt, and then off, then off, we went, and it was a little bit of the goldilocks methodology. yeah, of like, you know. i knew nothing about soccer. joe knew a little bit of both soccer and football , and brendan knew a lot about you know soccer, so it's like between the three of us. the whole stick of the commercials was doing what brendan had done
here a few few ideas. ted lasso on the new head coach. which of the tottenham hot spurs, and i'd like to talk to the queen, please. and the coach idea i liked i was kind of like what if we play more of a bumpkin versus yellow and screamer? more of like a guy that was used to from being from kansas, and they're like great games we're gonna get in the playoffs playoffs. again. my job just got a lot easier ties and no playoffs. why do you even do this? can i bring on a couple of people? and it was boom joe kelly brennan hunt, and then off, then off, we went, and it was a little bit of the goldilocks methodology. yeah, of like, you know. i knew nothing about soccer. joe knew a little bit of both soccer and football , and brendan knew a lot about you know soccer, so it's like between the three of us. the whole stick of the commercials was doing what brendan had done back in 2000 words like what is this team? hey that's three points. no points, no points. why not? gotta go in rob, you got to get it in there to get
serious-minded republican that would ever support this. you would have to be a bumpkin, a fool, somebody with absolutely no knowledge of politics and the constitution of the united states to think this is a good idea. >> i have one for you, joe. let's see if the person you're describing -- >> you do not. >> one top senate republican at least is warning his colleagues not to resist president trump if he declares a national emergency o get his wall. >> who is person? >> speaking in his home state of south carolina yesterday, senator lindsey graham, chairman of the senate judiciary committee -- >> stop right there. he's the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. >> it's just incredible. >> the person that you would hope would have a better working knowledge of the united states constitution than anyone else. that really should in a city that is rarely shocked anymore,
many people look at that date and see that clip and they think about what was. i'm fascinated by the history of what was going to be. my mother told me when fdr died, they were from the deep south, the rural south, in dalton, georgia, and my mother brorn in '32 in the depths of the great depression, she said that their family went home and sat and listened to the radio. and it was like a king had died. they couldn't imagine america moving forward without fdr. and good democrats that they were, they had contempt for harry truman. they thought there they were in dalton, georgia, saying he's just a bumpkin. he can't do the wonderful things that roosevelt did for us. and yet you look at from that
it was more of a plos he is. the reception stands in . er the national reporter for the "new york times." and the white house correspondent. you're new so let's start with you. you know, we know that they like him in europe. they saw him as educated, sophisticated, cosmopolitan, all the things they respect. people that speak several languages to do business every day. now they have trump. do they think he is a bumpkin? a chauvinist? >> i think they're still trying to figure him out. there was the g-7 meeting
can win. republicans think trump is the likely one to win. they've talked about this. the night that ronald reagan won in 1980, they had a massive celebration in the white house because they had a bumpkin too stupid to be president. >> this is an indication of why donald trump is defying the rules. you can point to three or four issues. health ca
>> nixon got a break. ted didn't run in 1972. >> the prime reasons for not running are because of responsibilities to my family. >> for ted, being a kennedy brother was a heavy burden. >> senator, there's obviously a great price that one has to pay these days for political life. is the price worth the pain? >> well, i suppose it is. >> i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully -- >> with ted sitting out again in 1976, jimmy carter and the democrats retook the white house, but senator kennedy had little affection for carter and vice versa. >> president carter probably regarded teddy kennedy as this constant, daily, hourly challenge, and for the kennedys, i thought they regarded carter as sort of a bumpkin. >> in 1979, with carter's popularity at a record low,
they put a bumpkin in charge, a guy who was in over his head, who while over his head pretty much tried to seize absolute power. we talk a coup last week. there was a coup in november when basically morsi tried to put himself beyond judicial review and tried to take over absolute rule. that's when things turned south for him. they have blown it. tom is exactly right. they have not shown themselves to be ready to be leaders of a pluralistic society. >> another aspect of the u.s. response, congress. joining me now is the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, democrat from new jersey, bob menendez. senator, welcome back. >> good to be with you. >> let's talk about the u.s. response. you said back in march that american security assistance to egypt cannot be a blank check. do you think the administration failed to exert the pressure, a billion and a half in u.s. aid, to egypt to put more pressure on morsi at a time when he was becoming a wayward leader? >> well, i do think that the
us bank. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight, in just a few minutes, cbs news man bob schieffer, 7 a years old, will take the stage to introduce mitt romney and president obama in the last presidential debate. mr. schieffer is considered to be a liberal man. joining us now from north carolina is a man who knows him very well, bernie goldberg. so are you comfortable with schieffer moderating the debate? >> let's say i'm not worried. you are right, i do know schieffer. i worked with him at cbs for a very long time. you worked with him. and despite the good old boy texas routine, despite the ah shucks demeanor which he and dan rather have down pat. schieffer is no bumpkin.
shakespeare, to this blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this england, to the queen. >> reporter: but the queen wasn't toasting during a national anthem. the president ditched his lonely upraised glass. >> but barack figured it out, he was like, okay, i'll put the glass down. >> reporter: when it ended the toast was consummated by the queen. >> to the queen. >> reporter: so who messed up? was it the president or was it the musicians? on blogs, the president was called a bumpkin, a doof is, while defends said why blame obama? i blame the band. we turned to william hance en. >> the answer to the question as to who messed up would be president obama, really. >> hanson said someone from his staff should have briefed the president, the cue for the anthem is standard. >> you stand up and you say, the queen. >> reporter: the gaffe? >> the vitality of the special