[Alas Babylon!]

It is not journalism when you have Stephy who worked for the Clintons and donated to their foundation to be the interviewer of the author who blew the whistle on their scam and influence peddling. He never lets the viewer know any of that.

Alternate caption:
"Do you think my $75K Clinton Foundation donation makes my shadow-ass look too big?

[Bernard]

Sorry I came in late. Spent a weekend with Mrs. Bernard in Galena IL: Field of Dreams, a riverboat casino in Iowa, back into Illinois to see a Mark Twain impression (by the guy who wrote "I think its so groovy now, .....") and then a tour of the town and the history.

Anyway, caught a rerun of Fox News Sunday. The previous comments on today's thread covered what I saw, but the general impression I got was that the professional politicians and pundits on that show are so tangled up in the horse race, inside baseball stuff that they are missing the point of why Trump is leading.

He is willing to take risks, which anybody who runs a business has to be willing to do, but even more importantly he is talking like an American and not a politician. When actual votes are counted and somebody pays attention to the exit polls, maybe the pros will catch on. Most likely not.

And there are 2 real answers to the question, "Who is the PM of India"? The first one is, "Who cares?" Another answer that will resonate with the real people and slip by the pros.

The second one is, "Ya know, I was just talking to him when I dialed customer service yesterday, but I forgot his name. Nice guy." That might get a laugh, but maybe fewer votes.