hate? >> tomatoes? >> broccoli maybe? >> yes!t know who won the civil war. >> oh my god, i'm totally bugging. >> that's peanut guy. right? >> oh, is it carter? >> you got it. >> i don't think that's a president. i would be really surprised. >> first name's jimmy. >> jimmy carter! >> yes. >> oh, that is a president. >> i'm kicking your ass right now! >> we had a hostage crisis with what country? >> south korea? >> switzerland? sweden? >> which country took hostages? >> germany? >> no. >> berlin? >> that's in germany. >> iran. >> excellent. ♪ >> who do you think will be the next president? >> hillary. girl power. >> girl power? >> the lady was splendid. she should have her picture on the cover of the ama journal. >> the economy, stupid. >> is it stupid? >> it's a famous line. >> is the economy stupid? >> never mind. do you ever watch "watters' world"? >> the movie? >> i'm watters. this is my -- this is my world. my world right here. >> you got me on that one. ♪ >> it was the second hand smoke from the reefer, right? totally out of

hate? >> eggplant. >> brussel sprouts. >> broccoli? >> reporter: yes.coli, but you didn't know who won the civil war [ laughter. >> i'm totally bugging. >> that's our peanut guy. right? >> is it carter? >>. >> reporter: you got it. >> i don't think that's a president. >> i'd be surprised if it is. >> reporter: first name is jimmy. >> jimmy -- carter. >> reporter: yes. >> oh, that is a president. >> i'm kicking your ass right now, jess. >> reporter: we had the hostage crisis with what country. >> south korea? >> sweden? >> reporter: what country took hostages? >> germany? >> berlin? >> that's in germany. >> oh, yeah. >> iran? >> reporter: excellent. >> reporter: who do you think is going to be the next president? >> hillary. girl power. >> she should have her picture on the cover of the ama journal. >> reporter: is the economy stupid? >> is it stupid or are you saying it? >> reporter: that's the famous line. >> is the economy stupid? >> reporter: never mind. do you ever watch watters' world. >> the movie? >> reporter: um, watters -- [ laughter ] this is

that at the very least if you look at the way presidents try so hard to appear like one of us, hating broccoli, playing the saxophone, playing basketball, clearing brush, loving football, all of these traits hearken back to those principles of simplicity and a nod to the people. but in today's parlance, it's often called like relatability. but these are true principles and ways to go about being a leader that i think could become sort of a cautionary tale, restraint, a nod to all of the people of the united states, not just a small minority, that these could be a cautionary tale for those who are running for the presidency today. >> so a big dose of humility. >> yeah. >> would be in order. >> because really by doing that, you gain strength is the way -- you gain trust, and that trust -- people trust you to go ahead and be the leader that they want you to be. if you don't think that people, you know, want a strong leader, they do want a strong leader. they just want someone they can trust, you know. >> watch out. you might get nominated. that's good stuff. that's good stuff. well, there's other