I Thought What Steve Bannon Said Was

Clinton's Major Problem, And The Two Aren't Separable Really Because There Is Hope In The Country, The Hope - - Optimism Has Slipped Dramatically, Make No Mistake About Every Measurement Shows That. But The Hope Is Still There. Hope Is With Him. People Want Change. They See Him As The Best Chance For Change.

The Problem Is That Every Study I'm Aware Of, Which Is Probably Not That Many, Has Indicated That A Dollar Spent In Preparation And Avoidance Of Natural Disasters Is Worth $15 That Is Spent In Relief. But There's No Political Payoff For Preparation. So, Who Benefits? I Mean, The Governor Or Senator Or The President? Bill Clinton At Oklahoma City, His Performance There Helped Him Enormously. And There Really Hasn't Been Any Regulation That Would, In Fact, Interfere With Environmental Disaster.

I Think Hillary Clinton - First Of All, It's A Great Victory, Acknowledge It. She Has Made History.

There Is No Question That, In 1980, Ronald Reagan Had Been Portrayed As A War-monger, Somebody Who Couldn't Do Anything Off A Script. And The One Debate With President Jimmy Carter, He Stood Toe-to-toe And Reassured People That He Wasn't Bound And Determined To Start World War Iii On The Spot And Could Make A Coherent Statement.

American Education Will Be Determined By The Quality Of American Public Education, And That's Public Schools That Are Available.