New Hampshire and beyond

[0:09] ..." There's no doubt that women Democrats in New Hampshire -- Hillary Clinton but there's a little bigger story there obviously and it wasn't even clear at this time last night that she was going to win at all we were all you know waiting for the results and the and the Clinton campaigned in and expect to -- we you have to look at though is last Saturday night at the debate especially the second half of the debate which I was at a the New Hampshire Hillary Clinton showed it very passionate at times angry. At times charming and a very committed and authentic Hillary Clinton during that debate. And I think that set the stage for the display of emotions seaside think that was on Monday at callable are now think those -- the idea actually I got 200 -- for a variety of reasons and I think teach. Well a whole host of reasons but what people are looking for is someone who is authentic who cares about them and the problems and for the first time in his campaign you really saw the human side of Hillary Clinton and when people vote for president. They do and a very personal level. And people really have to get to know and like Q first before they believe and trust you Barack Obama has done that extraordinarily well he's a very likable guy has spent the past past eighteen months making sure people like -- Republicans do it brilliantly looked back at the George Bush campaign all of them make -- make sure people get to like the but the person Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan I mean the whole -- so it's it's it's -- concrete on politics and if you don't do that. People aren't going to believe anything you say and they certainly don't trust you to keep your word and they never gonna give me your vote so I think for Hillary Clinton to finally showed that display. Of emotion which people who know her well I don't pretend to at all but people who"...

[2:26] ..." So we ended we if you Barack Obama is strategist. I got -- I like -- yeah I really like -- I've seen the guy in person I've watched him"...

[4:59] ..." by all may be Mitt Romney -- And may be Barack. Obama did pretty well yeah three point spread yes I mean if it weren't such a huge comeback for Clinton it would have"...

[6:19] ..." why Mitt Romney's going to come back and win at all -- Barack Obama is still in the race which -- marched. Firmly believes he is still 5050 for about an absolutely I don't think it's"...

[9:28] ..." optimistic and inability and a long time and he certainly doesn't like Hillary Clinton but he doesn't hate anybody at all."...

[10:00] ..." think that there are going to be very few people undecided about Hillary Clinton. That is what I'm saying Paul I'm not saying she is Richard Nixon I'm not saying that she agrees with Richard Nixon"...

[10:58] ..." of a clean sheet to work with even at people who now Hillary Clinton or someone like that well. Because you're running for president they look at you differently and they take a different measure of"...

[11:31] ..." made up -- and she's different it was John Edwards it was Bill Richardson. With Barack Obama I think people would look at a civil. Let's let's assemble an image and I think that she might be the exception"...

[13:53] ..." included. You know people like to be with a winner end when Barack Obama came out of Iowa with that huge surge of momentum a lot of people thought that independence would go into the democratic"...

[14:50] ..." pretty quickly and pretty easily. And I think Clinton benefited from that Hillary Clinton benefited from that as well in New Hampshire -- of interest to see how this carries on to some very different states"...

[18:47] ..." phone calls from listeners we have had Duncan hunter we had I Dennis Kucinich and I know the Romney people and it does Romney people out there will listen and want to get the message to"...

[20:42] ..." war she hasn't taken his definitive position as John Edwards has as Barack Obama has. If she's elected president I have no doubt we will have a significant military presence in the Middle East the that might be good that might be dead. But if you really opposed to war in Iraq and think that that's a mistake in a quagmire. And you're a liberal Democrat why would you not supported John Edwards or Barack Obama that's what I'm trying to get we're -- rom might get my head around."...

[21:32] ..." Iraq. Should you be looking at for that -- future that would Dennis Kucinich is not electable. But the guy says what he really believes maybe not Dennis Kucinich but wouldn't Barack or John Edwards. BO people a lot more in line with people who really want to and that involvement"...

[21:59] ..." it became president they all have a different when I'm not seen Hillary Clinton say anything that specific instance -- have -- for she said it comes at a forms Saturday that Bill O'Reilly -- Dennehy"...

[22:10] ..." an up that's the first time I've heard that and of course Hillary Clinton was that do the democratic candidate who who win the war was popular. Put their finger up in the year tested the"...

[23:16] ..." interesting that you are at the exact type of woman who helped Hillary Clinton -- yesterday and -- when you look at that it's women like yourself with kids who work hard work jobs and I"...

[24:00] ..." monkey you know especially tailback that. Right you know again if if Hillary Clinton is if you think Hillary Clinton is going to help you Tonya a figure support. Is well placed but."...

[0:09]" There's no doubt that women Democrats in New Hampshire -- Hillary Clinton but there's a little bigger story there obviously and it wasn't even clear at this time last night that she was going to win at all we were all you know waiting for the results and the and the Clinton campaigned in and expect to -- we you have to look at though is last Saturday night at the debate especially the second half of the debate which I was at a the New Hampshire Hillary Clinton showed it very passionate at times angry. At times charming and a very committed and authentic Hillary Clinton during that debate. And I think that set the stage for the display of emotions seaside think that was on Monday at callable are now think those -- the idea actually I got 200 -- for a variety of reasons and I think teach. Well a whole host of reasons but what people are looking for is someone who is authentic who cares about them and the problems and for the first time in his campaign you really saw the human side of Hillary Clinton and when people vote for president. They do and a very personal level. And people really have to get to know and like Q first before they believe and trust you Barack Obama has done that extraordinarily well he's a very likable guy has spent the past past eighteen months making sure people like -- Republicans do it brilliantly looked back at the George Bush campaign all of them make -- make sure people get to like the but the person Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan I mean the whole -- so it's it's it's -- concrete on politics and if you don't do that. People aren't going to believe anything you say and they certainly don't trust you to keep your word and they never gonna give me your vote so I think for Hillary Clinton to finally showed that display. Of emotion which people who know her well I don't pretend to at all but people who do -- say this is exactly the person you see when you -- her one on one in small groups that kind of thing. And I think people want to know who you are in the last point and that's the thing I love about New Hampshire besides how wonderful -- and all the great treatment -- out that this week. Is they really care about this look at the crowds of their look at the people who went to these events. They take everyone's full measure they look unionize they take your -- measure and the rest of the country woke up today and like the rest of us and really for the first time focused on the presidential race. And they -- Clinton and McCain won. And after fifty years their trust -- Hampshire. To -- these candidates not for where they stand before what kind of people there and their character and that's -- Hampshire really matters."

[2:26]" So we ended we if you Barack Obama is strategist. I got -- I like -- yeah I really like -- I've seen the guy in person I've watched him and I don't missile agree with him on a lot of issues but I like him and he seems to be the real deal and I said -- you before off the year and I played wasn't going to say it on me about it but I will. I kind of believe in this this Providence thing I believe that the United States of America. Is watched over whether it's by god mother nature or what or some cosmic force. It seems like sometimes the right person gets to the White House. Whether it was Lincoln and the Google before that Jefferson and Adams and those folks. What was Roosevelt I think Roosevelt as a wealthy Democrat was able to do things that may be some wealthy Republican could do in the thirties. Reagan in the in the 1980s a bipartisan here I was will begin to wonder if may be. There was no reason that someone with a awed Barack Hussein Obama. Might be the president does think that maybe we needed someone like that to port. A face on American foreign policy which god knows needs a face lift in certain parts of the world."

[4:15]" My guest is Mary in March using democratic strategist. Again as you said in an old friend and everything that I said in my show open is my view full buckets every will. What's -- and -- was in the -- silenced actually she heard the metallic. Actual who wincing and comfortable busted is 6172541030. Eva Peron that was this for those of you might have missed it Madonna. Don't cry for me Argentina don't cry for me Arkansas 6172541030 is the phone number this is -- side in Boston. Get -- back in Boston after several days up in the granite state great time was had by all may be Mitt Romney -- And may be Barack. Obama did pretty well yeah three point spread yes I mean if it weren't such a huge comeback for Clinton it would have been like. Under a different story we're gonna we're gonna be taking your phone calls alone -- know what you think again would love to have your input on it I think. One thing that Miriam would agree with me on it is still a long way to the finish in November and it may be longer now. We -- kinda think in that these two nominees would be picked by Valentine's Day if someone had won the first -- done. But where everyone's going to separatist but maybe -- Michael beyond super Tuesday."

[5:51]" And we haven't even talked about how the pollsters were so uniformly wrong and by the way it was a swing of we're not talking about five million votes. There were of relatively few number of New Hampshire writes for whatever reason who impacted that election. We're gonna open up the phone like 6172541030 is the phone number we'll get your calls we work through some of these issues with -- marsh. And believe me if you are a Hillary supporter if you want to celebrate John McCain you're welcome to want to tell us why Mitt Romney's going to come back and win at all -- Barack Obama is still in the race which -- marched. Firmly believes he is still 5050 for about an absolutely I don't think it's going to be a Clinton Obama ticket. You know we're gonna get right to the phone calls folks I know that many if you want to give us your take on what happened but more -- only going to marry until 9 o'clock so if you have a question. For Miriam the first hour that would be really helpful let's go first to Paul in -- Paul welcome. You're nights I would -- Henry and -- in March. Yes Paul you're on the -- welcome."