Nancy Pelosi
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I don't ever remember feeling older.
Yeah, and I don't have enough hours in the day. That's my own regret. It's not a regret. It's just a comment. I wish there were more hours in the day because there are more things I want to do. Yeah. But it's time to go to sleep.
Yeah, and I don't have enough hours in the day. That's my own regret. It's not a regret. It's just a comment. I wish there were more hours in the day because there are more things I want to do. Yeah. But it's time to go to sleep.
At some point.
At some point.
No, I just got off the plane, so I'm wearing boots. You're wearing boots with heels, though.
No, I just got off the plane, so I'm wearing boots. You're wearing boots with heels, though.
No. Well, see, most of the shoes I have are suede. They're like bedroom slippers to me. They're very soft. Oh, that's nice. And I'm not in my office long enough to take off my shoes. You don't touch base, do whatever it is, and out the door. And out the door. Again.
No. Well, see, most of the shoes I have are suede. They're like bedroom slippers to me. They're very soft. Oh, that's nice. And I'm not in my office long enough to take off my shoes. You don't touch base, do whatever it is, and out the door. And out the door. Again.
Well, that's a matter of opinion. Some people think they don't have any good food at all. Right. I myself have never been offended by a good hot dog. And they have hot dogs that are pretty good. I eat a lot of hot dogs. So they say chocolate ice cream for breakfast, hot dog for lunch. This is not a good diet. You are blowing my mind.
Well, that's a matter of opinion. Some people think they don't have any good food at all. Right. I myself have never been offended by a good hot dog. And they have hot dogs that are pretty good. I eat a lot of hot dogs. So they say chocolate ice cream for breakfast, hot dog for lunch. This is not a good diet. You are blowing my mind.
Even though you had served as vice president and president.
Even though you had served as vice president and president.
I kind of loved it. Well, see, you're so much younger. For me, there was no other option. I loved it, yes, but it wasn't even a consideration. And then when I was going to college, my parents were very much like, you will go to an all-women's, all-girls college, Catholic, not too far from home. So I went to Trinity College in Washington, D.C., 45 minutes from home. But it was wonderful.
I kind of loved it. Well, see, you're so much younger. For me, there was no other option. I loved it, yes, but it wasn't even a consideration. And then when I was going to college, my parents were very much like, you will go to an all-women's, all-girls college, Catholic, not too far from home. So I went to Trinity College in Washington, D.C., 45 minutes from home. But it was wonderful.
I wonder now, looking back, if I had real choice there. But I loved it at the time. What kind of girl were you in high school? Were you a leader in high school? No. You weren't? No, I mean, I was a student. You mean you were a good student? You studied hard? I studied, but I have always kind of been into music. I was Elvis all the way when I was in high school. It was Elvis Presley.
I wonder now, looking back, if I had real choice there. But I loved it at the time. What kind of girl were you in high school? Were you a leader in high school? No. You weren't? No, I mean, I was a student. You mean you were a good student? You studied hard? I studied, but I have always kind of been into music. I was Elvis all the way when I was in high school. It was Elvis Presley.
When I was at one of the conventions a few years ago, the reporter said to me, have you ever tried to influence the music that your children or grandchildren listen to? Mm-hmm. And I said, absolutely, positively not. For example, when I was a teenager, Elvis Presley came on the scene. He was king, right? He was king.
When I was at one of the conventions a few years ago, the reporter said to me, have you ever tried to influence the music that your children or grandchildren listen to? Mm-hmm. And I said, absolutely, positively not. For example, when I was a teenager, Elvis Presley came on the scene. He was king, right? He was king.
And you don't know this because they were young, but he was very different from the music that went before. Yes, of course. The scribbling hips and the wah, wah, wah, wah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I thought, if my parents ever said... Oh, I wouldn't even have paid attention to them. That would be ridiculous. So, no, I don't want to stand in the way of anybody's freedom of choice of the music.