Blitzer has an interesting interview with Donald Trump...

[Frustratedlady]

I'm not a Trump fan, but he is nailing it on a lot of points about this administration. He says Bush is the worst president ever, that his cabinet is horrible, they have lied...even said Condi was a horrible Sec. of State because she never makes a deal...just flies, shakes hands, sits at a 45 degree angle with some leader of some country, gets back on the plane and never makes a deal. The interview is in several sections, but you won't want to miss the section about this administration.

I'm sure it will be repeated ad nauseum.

[eleny]

1. Did he ask Trump how he liked the taste of Rudy's tits?

[DemKR]

2. Trump and Rosie agree on something!! nt

[Clintonista2]

3. I remember watching Donald a while ago saying he voted for Bush because...

He was a "strong leader", unlike that Kerry fellow. Why dont people listen to us? It seems like we speak the truth 4~5 years before anybody realizes it. Every time.

[Colobo]

4. Trump is a clown; he should not be listened to

regardless of what he says.

[SemperEadem]

5. Blitzer and two of his producers sat behind me on the train last night

from DC to NY... I heard them talking about setting this up...

however, what's even more interesting is that one of his producers (they were two females) happens to be very, very good friends with Alberto Gonzales' former C.O.S. who just fell on his sword and she was making him all out to be this really religious guy with four kids who now doesn't know what he's going to do with his life and how terrible this all is for him.

Also, she was talking about being anonymously quoted in the WaPo by the juror who spoke to the media after the Libby trial--she apparently was staked out on his doorstep and waited for him to get an interview so that he could tell his side of things. Apparently, he made mention of it in the article, but didn't use her name and she said she would have been highly embarassed if he had named her.

Also, she said that whenever CNN interviews Max Clelland, he always brings along his father to every interview that they do... so now, to not have to be bothered with two old guys in wheelchairs and having to accomodate them, they just send the live truck to his house and do the interview there.

It was rather an enlightening, loud conversation she had with her colleague in the quiet car of the train. Goes to show that you never know who is sitting around you and can hear what you are saying.

[Frustratedlady]

6. How interesting. Thank you for posting that info.

[Tellurian]

7. Yes, and I guess, that was the sanitized version for public consumption..hee!