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night, and itoned sounded very exciting to me, so i went, and i watched paul at one of these audition nights, and i thought, i have got to get into this racket, because if you want to be a comedian, you just get a number during the day, and at night, you go on, and then you are a comic, and that is what i loved about it and still love it this day. it is very low tech. you go on, and there you are. tavis: you make it sound so easy. i have tried this. minutese, i did five one night, and i thought i would die, just trying to get out alive. >> it is not for the squeamish. tavis: it is not for the squeamish, and, again, because when you broke again it was such a boys club, how did you manage the stage fright, or was there no stage fright for you? what when i perform, i still think i get a good amount of butterflies. i think a performer should be concerned if they are not a little bit amped up before, because then you are taking your , but iittle too casually think when you get out there, it is really a matter of being in the moment, being in the now, and that is what i have always loved ab

iton the election, i think is indisputable that obamacare will be an issue for republicans in the electionhis fall. big -- discuss how obamacare will play in a republican congressional agenda if they do win the senate this fall? is the congressional republican agenda, because it seems unlikely that you would get the 60 votes. the president is still the president. what is the agenda? >> the agenda would be to focus on jobs and the economy and getting people back to work. ist you have to work on things were your republicans and democrats joining together. we see those opportunities with energy. those opportunities with repealing some of the obamacare taxes. on energy you have republicans and democrats working together with the issue of the keystone xl pipeline. see them working together on x porting liquefied natural gas. we worked together on our economy, as well as a geopolitical weapon and terms of what putin is doing with russia and holding countries hostila ge, using energy is that stick to make countries do what he wants. we have huge opportunities with energy. americans want to go to

televised is to be forced by a .uestion to lose your composure sometimes that is because of a sometimes itonr is just a difficult and penetrating question. it took me a while to figure this out. the exchange win from the podium. you have the higher ground. you have the capacity to: somebody else. on somebody else. then when you review the tape, it's pretty clear that you took the bait and let yourself be less than 100% on your game. with also true, to only people who sit in the remand suffer through the briefing and a handful of folks who have nothing better to do than watch the whole thing, experience it that way. most people just see a snippet. they often do not see the interplay between the questioner and the press secretary. they just see what i say and you have to keep that in mind when you are up there. robert was great having had done me into the kind of exchange i found out i wanted to avoid but did not always. [laughter] >> sam. >> me? thank you. what was the toughest point as a press secretary for you in this gig? what was the best point for you in this gig? what was the most memor