ron howard does such a good job with everything that he does it brought those issues to mind for another generation. i have been net u.s. the has a visiting scholar for about nine years and kids today know nothing about watergate. i did a little seminar here in washington for harbach students and they know nothing about watergate today so i try to get out and about a little bit to talk about it but the movie w.? i have not seen that. has that been released? i don't know. >> it can add a few years ago to one i missed that totally and screw cross diana aware of that description. i think there is something to that. i have talked to a number of people who have known cheney over the years. i heard david gergen recently say talking about out hay and he had a quadruple bypass and how he had changed after that. i looked at that when i was a raging worse than watergate i talk to grow cheney south and he would never read these his health records and i did a lot of digging than and talking to a doctor recently doing research us whether a quadruple bypass this change a personality because i think th

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ron howard is such a good job with everything he does. it brought those issued to mind of another generation. and trust me, i have been over at usc's school as a visiting scholar for about nine years now. and kids today, they know nothing about watergate. i did a little seminar here in washington for harvard law students who have a washington semester. they know nothing about watergate today. so i tried to get out and about a little bit and talk about it. the movie "w," i have not seen the movie "w." has that been released? i don't know. >> host: it came down a few years ago. >> guest: missed it totally. i missed "w." i am aware of that description. and i think there is something to do. i have talked to a number of people who have no cheney over the years. i heard david gergen recently on cnn talking about al haig after he passed, and al qaeda had a quadruple bypass. and how he had changed after that. i look at that when i was writing worse than what a gate, i talk about cheney's health and the fact that he wouldn't release his health rec

howard, you were there. if you really believe in ron paul or in sarah palin, why would you trust mitt romney? why would you trust governor pawlenty? >> these are government guys. you can't keep saying what happens in massachusetts stays in massachusetts. he was pro-choice in massachusetts for abortion rights. he was for health care system in massachusetts which i was just reading today was able to insure all about 100,000 people. 500,000 more people have insurance up there. 600,000 didn't have it. 500,000 do have it. he's done an incredible job of insuring that state. how can he now call it socialism? >> you called him a problem solving mainstreamer. >> right. >> that's fighting words. those are fighting words. >> here's a guy that may thread the needle. watch this guy. a tough customer. i get the feeling this is an office holder at the highest level who is able to turn on the troops, excite them. here is mike pence of indiana. u.s. congressman in the leadership turning them on, let's listen, down in new orleans. >> democrats may have had their way on a third sunday in march but the american