Jay Blades says reading words is 'like having a book of ants'
The Repair Shop host says his limited literacy has not impacted much on his life, having only learned to read at the age of 51.
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The Repair Shop host says his limited literacy has not impacted much on his life, having only learned to read at the age of 51.
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He's reading words. it's separating him from us. your thoughts? you go to a meeting with him. businessmen are invited to meet them at the white house, he hauls out the damn teleprompter. he reads it to them. why even bring people into the room, have the teleprompter. i sense it's getting between him and us and i thought the speech last night was a terrible, or a great example rather of him using the teleprompter instead of his heart and his mind. he was reading words to us that any president could have written, had written for him and delivered. >> well, chris, i think most of his problems hav...
Grit and sense of common purpose as our men and women in uniform who have served abroad. they have met every test that they faced. now it's our turn. >> you know, sometimes i really support the president in a lot of his views, almost all of them almost, but i have to tell you something, michael, if he doesn't get rid of that teleprompter, it's like an eye test. he's reading words. it's separating him from us. your thoughts? you go to a meeting with him. businessmen are invited to meet them at the white house, he hauls out the damn teleprompter. he reads it to them. why even bring people into t...
>> unfortunately, over the last decade we've not done what's necessary to shore up the foundations of our own prosperity. we spent $1 trillion at war, often financed by borrowing from overseas. this in turn has shortchanged investments in our own people and contributed to record deficits. and so at this moment, as we wind down the war in iraq, we must tackle those challenges at home with as much energy and grit and sense of common purpose as our men and women in uniform who have served abroad. they have met every test that they faced. now it's our turn. >> you know, sometimes i really support ...