. >> and that goes for you, too, mr. dole.ill clinton turns out to be dangerous for mr. dole. he falls head first off stage. it turns out that the presidency is just beyond his reach. and speaking of feet, walting around for dignitaries can be te tedious work. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> president bush, it seems, disagrees. here he is again in africa. and secretary of state hillary clinton kbgets down in kenya. even russian president bori boris yeltsin seems comfortable on the dance floor. not all politicians are quite so musically inclined, however. i saw this one live. he's got some of the moves that only dick cheney can manage. >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing in indonesia. and bad boy blagoyavich is caught on camera taking on elvis. yieks. don't quit your day jobs, fellas. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should make a speedy escape like president bush tried to do. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking

mr. symons, thanks so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> guest: thanks for the opportunity. >>> threat george mitchell, bob dole and howard baker -- >> now former south dakota senator tom daschle will be talking about challenges with bipartisanship in congress. the former senate democratic leader expected to touch on immigration, energy policy and federal budget. he is co-founder of the bipartisan policy center. he's speaking this morning at the washington center for internship and academic seminars in thank you for that kind introduction and reception. i have been looking forward to the opportunity to be with you this morning and would love to get into a dialogue in a few minutes, but let me share some thoughts with you. in politics you get introduced in a lot of interesting ways. i think my fond introduction came a few years ago when i was introduced as a politician and model leader american. my wife linda f. lee iran showed me that night model of the find in the dictionary and a set a small replica of the real thing. [laughter] so that is a book that i appreciate very much, but i think that you have had a model week and i'm thrilled t

dole was a very pragmatic, very effective senate leader. host: baton rouge, louisiana, robert. caller: i had a question for mr. smith. how will government policy be changed with big money from both parties? will it take more supreme court appointments to overturn citizens united and the money to speech decisions? another quick comment, that's scary statistic that the top 400 people in the world have more than the bottom billion people, the american dream is linked to the rest of the world in terms of developing markets and pressures. please comment, thank you? guest: the walmart founding family has more wealth in america than 120 million americans. we do not need to go overseas to see that. the political questions that you act were very -- asked were very important. it is hard to see how we will fix the economic problems in this country without political reform. political reform will almost certainly have to be the big money in politics. there is no question that there has been an explosion of financial expenditures. the cost of running for house seat has gone up 20 or 30 times in the last 20 years. we saw the first