millard takes the snap. handoff. to his money man. first down. charles sims.t last little stutter move gave him the extra edge and desmond jackson knocked him ahead for the first down. >> joey: charles sims has now carried the ball 20 times tonight. he's caught the ball six times out of the backfield. coach holgorsen said, we're going to rely on charles sims and that's exactly what they've done tonight, getting him the ball out of the backfield, lining him up at receiver, simply putting the ball in the hands of the most explosive player. >> craig: that's a big play. west virginia gets breathing room at the 26 yard line. handoff again to sims. big hole, slides down. near the first down. they'll give him nine yards as diggs made the tackle. >> joey: that's the second time they've run that play. what they're doing is they're motioning the wide receiver away from the play and texas' safeties are inverting. the safety who is playing deep now comes up to cover the motioning wide receiver and the safety who was on the other side goes deep, which vacates a potential t

forget millard fillmore ited all had to be arranged. he loved it.ave? the press conferences were ae work of our.irst tuesday avoid them like the and plague? kennedy had more conferencesenc them before.ntage. but then they try to get it yearon >> moving right along. sin [laughter] from our rich .2 decades since the berlin wall fell it the most significant exchange of letters from u freer khrushchev knew from th timeiet union. so with the cuban missile crisis can you give us ann idea of more importantly howt my they got along how they manage their staff?y. >> if there ever was a verification meaning youery could tell more from the, one letters it is the cruz chaffi'm kennedy letters. it is very interesting. one of the great surprises is that i am old enough to u.n., remember their impression of cr khrushchev that the u.n. to a soft tissue and hit the d -- table.nd khrushchev and kennedy, andire they brutalized each other. dete they would stake their entire reputation and their life stture on winning over each other in both determined there people's way of

you see very little candid photographs -- forget millard fillmore. harry truman, it all had to be arranged and posed. not kennedy. man, he looed it. and then -- he loved it. and with television he found his medium. the press conferences were, they were works of art. how many press conferences do our modern presidents have? they avoid them like the plague because they're going to be asked -- kennedy had more press conferences in his first year than all the ten presidents before him, and the hottest ticket in town was to get in there and see a press conference, and they lined up a along the street trying to get in. so he used that to his advantage. >> moving right along. >> yes. [laughter] >> from our vantage point 50 years on and two decades since the berlin wall fell, the most significant exchange of letters in terms, in my evaluation of it was really between the president and prefer -- premier khrushchev of the soviet union, particularly in terms of the cuban missile crisis. can you give us a sense of what that time was like and, more importantly, h

senator millard simpson, republican of wyoming, said: i am disturbed about the effect this legislation would have upon our economy and upon our private insurance system. that's what they said about medicare. and they read horror stories. they read horror stories about it. now, here is what the republicans aren't saying. they are saying that there is a problem with the health care law that needs to be fixed which is that people who want to keep their substandard plans are having trouble keeping their substandard plans. now, president obama's already said he's going to fix that. there's legislation to fix that. we'll fix it. but that's not good enough for my republican friends. they just want to tear it down just like they wanted to tear down medicare. more recently, they wanted to tear down medicare. so this isn't ancient history. let's be clear, in 1995 dick armey, the republican house majority leader, said medicare, quote: is a problem i would have no part of in a free world. this is the republican sentiment about health care being offered to our people. the same year after leading an