. >> yes, iend to go there.one said i'm going to make a play list for the music that bad blake listened to growing up in fort worth because tt's where stevennd irew up. so we know what we're talking about. so there were some names on there that weren't a surprise, you know, hank williams, and meryl haggard. and then there were the beatles, leonard cohen. you remember, it's killing me i can't remember but it will come back. all of this eclectic kind of music, i said if beef heart could be on the list. and he said sure, absolutely everybody. so that's the kind of pool we were fishing in when we were looking for songs all kinds of genres that wasn't so narrow-minded. i think that's one of bone's specialties is he doesn't get locked into one job. >> charlie: the combination of them with you take your own musicality up a notch. >> yes. >> charlie: you couldn't have done this without having done that as a stepping stone to get even more deep. >> i think so. t-bone's doing a bunch of stuff at the time when he woul enga

and there's a clear split ideology cli between the michele bachmann end of things and mitt romney iend things. which of the candidates do you believe could beat the president? >> all of the above. the fact of the matter is, politics in america has changed and it's now about principles, objectives, goals, and policy, not about narrow-minded, short-sighted, parochial political things. nobody is running on bringing home the pork anymore. it's all about the big ideas that will allow america to recapture its greatness. president obama has demonstrated he has that. there are a variety of big ideas out there being talked about by other people, someone of whom will emerge as his opposition. >> i think it's clear -- >> with the greatest of respect, dick, it does sound like you can't think of a name, which is slightly worrying for the republicans. i mean, what would you say, hilary? >> i think no matter who they nominate they're going to coalesce around the candidate and try and spend the billions of dollars to try and defeat the president. but what they're rooting for is for the economy to get

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