cheney, are you more like the bushes who didn't discuss politics at dinner or more like the kennedys who always did? >> when the family is alone, liz and maryg old war stories about cam pages we were involved in -- campaigns we were involved in. it's always funny, it always involve train wrecks. the funniest political stories are the train wrecks, and we had a lot of train wrecks along the way. >> and, mrs. chain think? , your -- >> that's a good description. i think the level of enthusiasm for political life varies. when dick was asked to be vice president, he thought that was a great idea. [laughter] i was not so sure, you know, give up your job, give up your house and move. we weren't dead broke, excuse me. [laughter] [applause] but liz and mary was even more reluck about the than i, duh liz, we like to joke, was out in the back yard painting yard signs. >> any actual fights? >> oh, sure. none we're going to talk about today, mike. [laughter] no, but i want to say seriously, though, it's a real tribute to my mom and dad that we did talk politics at the dinner table. we talked about what was happening in the world, and we talked about wha