because it's going to be just firehosed in here in this campaign. and you can think of all the things you could rather spend that money on. and that would not be what you want to spend it on. it's going to be negative. it's going to be like, who can slime who the biggest? so how do we get this turned around again? i'm not really sure i know. when i was teaching at princeton i was teaching people getting their master's in the school of public service. the woodrow wilson school. so you think, okay, these are kids getting their master's in public service. when you say, who's going to run for office? no one raises their hand. i thought i was in the wrong class. i'd say, what is it you want to be? they had say, maybe george stephanopoulos. or someone like that. you know. and if we're not attracting these bright, young, wonderful people, if we're not reinstilling them with the faith that they can get in there and truly make a difference, we're in trouble. now, to go back again to show how that changed a bit, you know the story about my sharing the chair.

he's been drinking from a firehose for 10 years and is constantly calling the white house saying i wanto come out and do stuff. i need a plane. i need somewhere to stay. johnson was driving to nixon white house. so it's such a distraction he said just get them out. get them a building, and office from a place to stay overnight. a young military aid was a colonel in the air force at the time was spent brent scowcroft got his assignment. and i guess that tells you how i found out about this story. so they basically take over a rundown townhouse on lafayette square and it becomes a sort of secret place where presidents can be, work and stay overnight until today. i recently got inside. it's the nicest for season two have overstayed. and i should tell you that the threat count on the sheets is like a good showing in. [laughter] there is a lovely little seal on the two 22 day affair curb or if you wake up and usher which are real job you can let down and say i used to be president of the united states. this is one of my favorite stories from the club. you know, we all love reading presidenti

he decides not to run for re-election and he's a little -- he'd been drinking from a firehose for 10 years, longer than that and constantly calling the white house saying i want to do something, i need a plane, i need somewhere to stay. johnson was driving the nixon white house was such distraction that nixon finally said, just get them out. get him a building, get him in office, get them a place to stay overnight in the young military aid who was a colonel in the air force at the time whose his name was brent scowcroft, this was his assignment. i guess that tells you how i found out about the story. and so they basically take over a rundown townhouse on lafayette square and it becomes a sort of the secret place where president can be, work, stay overnight for the next -- well until today. it's recently been renovated. i did recently get inside. it's very nice like the nicest four seasons you have ever stayed in your life. you can check in though. only four people can do that and i should tell you that the thread count on the sheets is like a good chilean. [laughter] and there is a l

they had firehoses put on them. fighting for change. they were beaten when fighting for change. some of them went to jail fighting for change. some were murdered and put in the ground, martyrs, dead, gone, nothing to come back, fighting for change. we will quit over a really mean tweet. [laughter] did you read that terrible tweet? i just can't stand it. so we have a quandary. if we just support the president, just vote for the democrats, we don't get what we want, but if we don't, our opponents get power and decimate us. there is a quandary. can we put our thinking caps on now. look at what they do when they get power, just in case you haven't paid attention. didn't get the memo. i think that the unions have perhaps gone a bit too far. i think what we should do is perform -- no, they decimate us. they destroy the unions. since they got power, they got even worse. we are the only ones with the back and have power and go -- go through to get power. and then once we get it, we now have power. we will now be bipartisan. [laughter] can we compromise on something, please? >> is that w