CNN At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan February 27, 2015 16:52:00
Thing. but i was talking to an optim ophthalmologists who say 10% of people see it differently. >> let's read into it very deeply, though. when we see it differently, john sees it as blue and black. you see that? >> if i squint -- >> when initially saw it, i saw white and gold. does that mean i'm more optimistic and john's just a sad man? >> no, sorry, kate. that's not the case. there's no value judgments in how people are seeing -- in the cohen family, i saw white and gold. my husband sees blue and black and our four daughters are split evenly. this doctor i was talking to says it's genetics....
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