. >> you like him the most and he destroyed jerry ford? al reasons, and it's not that he was the best at it he went particularly a good likeness of ford but without him, he was the pioneer that made it okay to laugh at politicians. you don't have dana carvy. >> did it bring down jerry ford? >> i think jerry ford brought down jerry ford, but chevy chase turned him into the accident prone president. i think that played well but it helped demystify the presidency. >> your thoughts? >> my favorite dana carvy. >> can you do the church lady? >> no i can't. >> isn't that special? then his impressions of bush one, you know in his impersonations, he said things that the public was thinking like -- i can remember watching the debates, being interested in politics and thinking to myself she a nice guy but how is he winning this election? how is this happening? >> and you could perceivehe was prissy. >> i think he was particular about things. the thousand points of light and people said what is that? is the republican party trying to be a nice party th

he writes a letter to the speaker, to majority leader jerry ford, a handwritten note, and gets the bill through the rules committee on to the floor seller never has to touch it, passes it and signs it. >> charlie: what was his genius? >> i think it was, one he knew what he wanted to do. you know, remember, in the 64 civil rights act when -- i wasn't there then, but the story, aids were saying don't send it up in january of '64 it's an election year wait. he said what the hell's the presidency for? send it up. and got it through. he had incredible concentration, focus. i think, you know, back to teaching poor kids in cotula, texas, in the 1928-1929 school year, his driver and his cook used to talk about him to me and others and say, you know, when they'd drive from washington washington, d.c. to texas and the ranch, they'd have to go to toilet on the road, have to go to certain gas stations and couldn't get food in those places around he was determined to change that. >> charlie: that came from what he experienced growing up in the hill country of texas? >> i think so. remember, when joh

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jerry jones at the cowboys game. teddy roosevelt kept the sport from many outlawed for excessive violence. gerald forded the michigan wolverines win two national titles. ronald reagan played college ball, made his mark in the movies playing senator game's george gip. >> go out there and win one for the gipper. >> republican vice presidential nominee jack kemp led buffalo bills to two afl championships and before he ran for governor lynn swann was a four-tirmme super bowl champ with the pittsburgh steelers. joining me from the site of super bowl xlix is lynn swann and rachel nichols. thanks for joining us, guys. lynn swann, i want to talk to you. talk about what it feels like you won four super bowls with the steelers in six years, you had that famous 64-yard catch and run in super bowl x. what do the players feel like in a few hours, the anticipation. >> just that. it's the anticipation, the excitement that 30 other teams are sitting at home watching them play for the championship and one team is going to walk away with a ring. i should say another ring. it's kind of interesting because seattle will c