so her numbers among nonconservatives, up epublicans, kind of rode to an unsustainably high level. when she left office and the talks started picking up of her running for president, you saw this gradual slide down in secretary clinton's positive or favorable numbers. coming down. but it was still pretty good. and it didn't pick up steam a little bit until 2014 when she became seen in even more of a political context. then she didn't help herself with a couple of remarks and my two favorites, january of 2014, she's out in new orleans speaking to the national automobile dealers association. and she finds the need to sort of volunteer that she hasn't en behind the wheel of a car since 1996. you know, just kind of watch that and go, what the hell would you say that for? was this your way of sucking up to a roomful of car dealers? i mean, why would you say that? and that sort of distances, she's different from us. then six months later on abc, she was being interviewed by diane sawyer and talked about, well my husband and i were dead broke when we left the white house. you know, we all

and so i don't think it's that hard to tease out conservatives from nonconservatives. i think doing it in a cruisible of a white house interview process is just quite difficult. >> and if you think about justice alito he has that track record. bill kelly concluded he had never written a wrong opinion. and his confirmation hearings i think can be something when you think and look forward. he was the big fight. that's right, he was nominated on halloween, the democrats, oh this is scary, it's a trick on the american people. all that stuff. he was the big fight. he was going to be replacing the pivotal vote. there was a track record. there were opinions there were memos, princeton. on and on and on. and his performance in that hearing was so masterful. he was better than roberts. and -- in the hearing. when she started crying you couldn't have scripted that any better. the fight went out of the room. it was like they were ready, they were going to beat him, to defeat this nomination. and they never were able to strike like get a spark. never. he was -- so i think that is