On the recordNovember 6, 1994
But these are the people I work for. And perhaps the most frustrating part of being President is how hard it is to stay in touch with them, to stay connected to them, for them to really know what you do on a daily basis. And so to be able to come back out here with someone like Ron Sims, whom I admire so much, that represents what's best in this country, that's cutting against all this cynicism and negativism that is blanketing the airwaves, it's really just a great thing to do. Negativism in Politics Mr. King. What do you make of that? We'll start there. And there's lots of bases we're going to cover, of these--lots of radio talk shows, other areas of negativism, that's more than just criticism. It's anger. What do you make of it?
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