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and agree with me, charlesie, i think you know, there's an open minded person. and when you don't agree with me, sometimes i think but how could he possibly come to that conclusion. >> rose: yes. >> and so over time you do begin to understand that people have different pints-- points of view. >> rose: you understand that from the beginning. >> you understand it on paper from the beginning. you understand the words,. >> rose: but so you are suggesting that sometimes some of your colleagues come to a point of view in which you believe that it was all just predetermined because -- >> it's less than you think. it's less-- it's less than you think. but it is i think, i mean look, people over time, have been in a profession 30, 40 years, they develop general approachs. and they develop general views about how law relates to individuals. about what government in the united states is like. about what our society is like. about how this constitution or other statutes relate to human life and human beings. and that has an effect on how they interpret the words. they have

that's another show, charlesie. >> rose: take this whole conversation we've just had and put it at the centre of it barack obama reasons right. >> rose: well, you know, he's i guy who if you sit next to joe biden at lunch, touch you. bill clinton, touching, barack obama, no touching. >> rose: really? >> right. >> rose: is that because of his life experiences in terms of -- some people are touchers and some are not. and i don't think-- i don't buy that he's cold and unemotional. i just think he has-- he's formal. he's a formal guy. and that doesn't mean at least in official circumstances. there are other circumstances i've seen him with old friends and things like that where he's not formal. and but i think in the conduct of his dutys, he's more formal. and so do i think he has great social schools, yes. do i think-- . >> rose: great social skills. >> i do think he does. i don't buy the fact that he's superrational lone err, no, he's not. he's not that at all. but do i think over the course of the past year he was too much in his head or in the heads of people around him and did not hav