satan -- >> yeah, john seat and instead of john sears. conservatives, everybody had their own reason to be mad at john that in 1976 the conservatives, including my old friend, and lynn thought to try to moderate positions. what he's doing in 1980 speaking of one ally after another. marty anderson is forced out and then lynn is forced out, and it really came to almost blows. this is another thing in the book, too. is now on the eve of the new hampshire primary, now john is trying to get it out of the reagan campaign and they have this meeting. missis reagan, john sears and his principal aides and they had this meeting in new hampshire that goes into 2:30 in the morning and nothing is resolved and they are trying to -- john is trying to get it out of the campaign. and reagan finally explodes in stands and says you are not going to get him by god and is moving toward this sears. they have to get between the two because it looked like reagan was going to push sears he was mad at him for trying to take out his friend, and, the end up in the mid

sears. life. well spent. >>> john fine stein, targo brashear.elp me figure it out. >> we were probably looking at an uncapped year here. now there are restrictions in it, like baseball, the giants, going up and buying all bunch of players. but there is an labor issue looming for this league that has been very successful, very popular, but the small markets have a good chance to see it as the big ones. i hope they don't screw it up. >> you have 32 owners who love money. the last contract was $17.2 billion, compared to basketball at $2.9 billion. the players are making much more money obtain owners are making much more money. >> they weren't making money, they would be opening all the books and not trying to hide most of the stuff. everyone is making money and now they want to take more of it. the fact that tv was willing to make that kind of money going forward, if they want to make that again in this tough economic time, they might not want to screw it up. >> i heard from damar smith, the head of the nlpa, a john upshaw, he is ready to get in th

john is in tallahassee, florida. your special edition of wing nuts of the week pertaining to our broken government sears altogether.t the health care summit yesterday and did you think that was a real display of bipartisan or did you think that was a political theater? >> i actually thought it was civil and substantive, but there weren't any major breakthroughs. i think it gets filed ultimately under the category of photo op bipartisan. what's frustrating for so many folks listening at home is to hear the reluctance around the table saying on all these specific things they agree on and yet they're unable to get past that impasse, partly philosophy, but mostly partisan politics. >> let me play devil's advocate. the refreshing nature of seeing people come face to face and sort of hash it out, as opposed to letting the spin machines go into effect after the fact or, you know, sending mass e-mail out, refuting the other guys, they were at least in there with their hands rolled up trying to sort of refute each other. was there anything that struck you as refreshing about that? i haven't seen it in a long time. >> i thin