accused to be the carpetbagger larry one after i'd spent ten years and washed and working with gerry ford and so forth i went back home to wyoming and of course they said carpetbagger was true. she's got ancestors that go back to two great grand great great grandmothers and walked a mormon trail in eight hundred fifty two to wyoming her great grandfather settled in wyoming in one thousand nine hundred seventy talley had and then raised a family of five in a tent in the midwest oil fields one of whom was her grandmother and she became the first woman deputy sheriff in it's own a county i mean we've got good roots in the state and it's of the kind of the old so the polls at this point we've been focused more on images and perception and issues and we don't really we haven't taken had a yet partly because it's not very useful at this stage so i would assume. at this point the incumbents had but one hundred year history of wyoming we've only had one senator serve more than three terms and that was back in the fifty's everybody else has called it quits after three terms mike enzi has had three

is accused to be the carpetbagger larry one after i'd spent ten years in washington working with gerry ford and so forth i went back home to wyoming and of course they said carpetbagger was true. he's got ancestors that they go back to two great grand great great grandmothers and walked a mormon trail in eight hundred fifty two to wyoming her great grandfather settled in wyoming in one thousand nine hundred seven as a tally and then raised a family of five in a tent in the midwest oil fields one of whom was her grandmother and she became the first woman deputy sheriff in its own a county i mean we've got good roots in the state and it's of the car that also the polls at this point we've been focused more on images and perception and issues and we don't really we haven't taken head and yet partly because it's not very useful at this stage so i would assume at this point the incumbents had but one hundred year history of wyoming we've only had one senator serve more than three terms and that was back in the fifty's everybody else has called it quits after three terms mike enzi has had three t

and tip would come right back with his zingers at old gerry ford. at 6 p.m. tip would show up at the west wing of the white house to have a bourbon with his old buddy gerry. that does not happen anymore. and you find that the parties are 98-2 either way. there is very little cross-fertilization of ideas or willingness to compromise. and something has got to give. i don't know what it will be, but i will tell you this, that unless and until we do that, we're going to have these types of crises which are showing up periodically for an indefinite period. right now the discussions with respect to what essentially is going to be the budget deal, we find out that everyone is thinking, well, we can do a little bit. but what it needs is something far broader. as i've always said, what this problem that we're dealing with today in the economy and the budget was essentially solved by simpson-bowles back several years ago. and i recall very vividly saying when i saw that roam come up -- that proposal come up from a bipartisan group of people and was very rapidly accepted

division but that's not new for the republican party i remember barry goldwater nelson rockefeller or gerry ford and ronald reagan we've often had divisions of the past and frankly my experience of the tea party is that the vast number of people who identify themselves as such are basically conservative republicans who are just fed up with what's happening in the country they're pretty much united in their opposition and hostility to the present administration or they're not the majority of the party no i don't think there are the majority but i think we want to be in the party i don't want to see the tea party go spinning loses some third party movement i think we need to be big enough as a as a party and broad enough in our thanking so that folks who are conservative who believe in fiscal discipline who are opposed to the expansion of government power similar to what obama's doing who believe deeply in the constitution are welcome into the republican party and we're willing to make them have them part of the debate you know want to bowl most third party and that would have it would who then ho

people like -- thinking of gerry ford and tip were best friends. and rostenkowski. these people would try 14 hours on thursday night to chicago to drive back on monday with two guys sleeping in the back. one day try again, one guy keeping them awake and sleeping on a mattress because they push the station wagon seats over. they didn't have all these allowances. they got to know each other. talk about kids, family, lives. guys to talk after a while. take the bio. i'm worried about one kid. the other kid is the booze problem. the other problem with politics is because it is said do this. the mansion tuesday, wednesday, thursday night. listening to this house telling them what's going on at home. the kid is drinking again, got caught in school again. he's not doing his homework. all you hear is this to pay every night. you go to work in everybody's looking good, how great you are. doesn't build strong marriages. it doesn't. so it's better if the wife comes to washington with the number. that's what tip always encouraged. bring your wife to washington. that's socialized

gerry ford was probably our most athletic president, save teddy roosevelt, yet he gets filmed stumblingdo the steps air force one a few times, maybe twice, it becomes this skit on "saturday night live" and all of sudden he is a bumbling president who barely lost his re-election. if his white house could have controlled those images somehow, you might have had a very different chain of events. >> absolutely. you might have had had a very different president. you no know, jon, we're talking about john f. kennedy. there was a president who provided unbelievable amounts of access to the media, much more than this administration pretended to produce and yet, you know, he managed to seduce the press by giving access. this administration while talking about transparency does the opposite. jon: judy, i just want to turn especially your attention to this the 50th anniversary of the jfk assassination and your memories of the day he was shot. >> well, i was in english class, studying the scarlet letter. and, it was a terrible red day for me too. jon: yeah. just, something that you will always reme

people like -- thinking of gerry ford and tip were best friends. and rostenkowski.day night to chicago to drive back on monday with two guys sleeping in the back. one day try again, one guy keeping them awake and sleeping on a mattress because they push the station wagon seats over. they didn't have all these allowances. they got to know each other. talk about kids, family, lives. guys to talk after a while. take the bio. i'm worried about one kid. the other kid is the booze problem. the other problem with politics is because it is said do this. the mansion tuesday, wednesday, thursday night. listening to this house telling them what's going on at home. the kid is drinking again, got caught in school again. he's not doing his homework. all you hear is this to pay every night. you go to work in everybody's looking good, how great you are. doesn't build strong marriages. it doesn't. so it's better if the wife comes to washington with the number. that's what tip always encouraged. bring your wife to washington. that's socialized, weekt's where the socialized, weekends