. >> he won the golden gloesh his pore frail of the ruthless tom kean, a man trying to keep a grip onower while battling a serious disease. >> the tremors can be suppressed. >> awareness, force of will. >> you're not god. you don't want to shake, how do you feel about seeing monsters or believing you can fly? your personality, your judgment, the way you look at the world, all those things will be compromised. >> purpose. i have purpose. >> mr. mayor, you have to know your best days are behind you. >> wow. >> kelsey, we should say right off the bat, you're so brilliant in this. this is something i lived through with seven years with my father. it's a disease your character has called body dementia. people thinks it's alzheimer's. >> was he misdiagnosed? >> in the beginning. my daddy ultimately died from it seven years later. but this rings quite true to me. did you know much about the illness before you started? >> no. we chose it because it's unknown relatively. it allows us some license, creative license to have varying degrees of the disease true or not depending on the story we're

governor tom kean here on that. unnecessary soap opera. good to have you. what do you make of that? was an issue that forced the sitting governor, it makes a very tough fund-raising. >> adelle believe it. the only covers are considered. i just was in on the process. i know he was seriously considered. he did not want to be vice president, but he did say if romney were tested he would have to seriously consider doing it. i never heard anything about the rest of it. at the story that chris has given is correct. neil: to put up this story that this was the story? >> i don't know because it makes no sense to me. my following of the story with the governor, that doesn't make any sense. i never heard that even as a rubber. this is brand new to me, and that think it was brand new to me, it probably didn't happen. neil: you don't think it was his people that put it out to try to put a nice face and not giving a number two spot. >> i don't think you have to put a nice face of chris christie. [laughter] neil: let's talk a little bit about what he says. during his keynote, just as he is ready

he basically knows he is signing his own death warrant as he explains what tom kean will have to do andwas so brilliant they wanted to know about him. they said it was seven years. >> interesting. >> you've got a nice long life ahead of you. >> we already discovered the ability to make one entire season be a week long. >> there you go. >> nights to be the executive producer. >> yeah, it is. i have to tell you something about that clip you played. my wife does that, that scene all the time. she looks at me and goes, your personality, your judgment -- >> you bring up the luscious katie. she is beautiful. we saw the tattoo. >> yeah. >> is this it finally for you? are you going to make a statement to the world, this is the woman of your dreams, enough is enough? >> dear, god, yes. >> you can't afford to half your half once more again. >> that's kind of liberating in a weird way. it isn't about wealth. it's about quality of life. >> the heart attack taught you that. >> yeah. >> how do you like being a dad again? >> it's fantastic. this kid is great. you see them, you get to know them almost

in 1988 tom kean, a republican new jersey governor delivered that keynote speech.an was here and i won't bore you, but i can recite the famous tom kean commercial and i won't bore you with that, but standing here with the new jersey delegation, really on the floor in general, it was a different feel when chris christie gave this keynote speech. this is my fourth convention to be on the floor of the republican national convention and republicans parties in general like the red meat, but particularly for the republicans. this speech was much more revivable than red meat, and chris christie spent a lot of time as the aides told me before trying to be positive, but he also was talking kind of in general terms that it took him a long time to talk about mitt romney and paul ryan. he wanted to make this more thematic, and it was very clear. interesting, wolf to, be waiting a little bit longer again to mention mitt romney and that is not the first time it happened. >> yes and when he did, he got into it and made a very, very full endorsement of mitt romney. >> yes. vigorou

. >> rudy giuliani and former new jersey governor tom kean.onight the focus will be on ann romney and chris christie. >> i want to introduce you to a massachusetts delegate. this is your very first dimension. what is your impression >? >> it has been exciting. it is great to be here. >> how did you become a delegate? >> i was attracted to the republicans because of ron paul. he motivated me to get more involved. one thing led to another, and i decided to run in my home district to represent the people in my town as a delegate. hopefully affect some of the platform discussions and that sort of thing at the convention. >> how has that process than from the inside out? >> i opening. we had some struggles with our delegates. the ron paul supporters were not the cherry pick candidates for delegates that mitt romney would have liked to have come here. a lot of the delegates were kicked out for some bogus reasons, and there were provisional ballots that got thrown out. we had our issue is. in the end we ended up working out a compromise where they ga