00:00Think of Donald Trump's personal qualities.
00:03The bullying, the greed, the showing off,
00:08the misogyny, the absurd third grade theatrics.
00:14You know, we've long referred to him as the Donald.
00:18He's the only person in the entire country
00:21to whom we have added an article before his name,
00:23and it wasn't because he had attributes we admired.
00:30He's the only person in the entire country
00:32to whom we have added an article before his name.
00:36He's the only person in the entire country
00:39to whom we have added an article before his name.
00:43Politics is at the grassroot level, and you are doing it.
00:46It's not caviar and filet mignon.
00:49It is sloppy joes and wings, and what in the world
00:52is that deep fried ball of something there?
00:54I'm not sure what that is.
01:01We were Mormons, and growing up in Michigan,
01:03that might have seemed unusual or out of place,
01:05but I really don't remember it that way.
01:08My friends cared more about what sports teams we followed
01:10than what church we went to.
01:20I grew up in Detroit and loved with cars
01:22and wanted to be a car guy like my dad,
01:24but by the time I was out of school,
01:26I realized that I had to go out on my own.
01:29That if I stayed around Michigan in the same business,
01:32I'd never really know if I was getting a break
01:34because of my dad.
01:35I wanted to go someplace new and improve myself.
01:59I could tell you why I fell in love with him.
02:20He was tall, laughed a lot.
02:22He was nervous.
02:23Girls like that.
02:24It shows a guy's a little intimidated.
02:27He was nice to my parents,
02:28but he was also really glad when they weren't around.
02:57We both became quite emotional
03:04and expressed our affection for each other
03:08and said again,
03:09we can deal with whatever this is
03:11as long as it's not fatal.
03:13I read somewhere that Mitt and I have a storybook marriage.
03:16Well, let me tell you something.
03:19In the storybooks I read,
03:21there never were long, long rainy winter afternoons
03:24in a house with five boys screaming at once,
03:28and those storybooks never seemed to have chapters
03:30called MS or breast cancer.
03:33A storybook marriage?
03:35Nope, not at all.
03:37What Mitt Romney and I have is a real marriage.
03:54You always get the harsh questions from your critics
04:21saying that you've flip-flopped on issues.
04:24Is that the worst label for a campaign?
04:28My guess is that everybody who's running for president,
04:30at least among the top tier,
04:32have changed their mind on a number of issues.
04:38This isn't an easy decision.
04:40I hate to lose.
04:53My passion probably flows from the fact that I believe in God,
04:57and I believe we're all children of the same God.
05:00I believe we have a responsibility to care for one another.
05:14Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud.
05:17His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University.
05:21I backed Mitt Romney.
05:23I backed him.
05:24You can see how loyal he is.
05:25He was begging for my endorsement.
05:28I could have said, Mitt, drop to your knees.
05:30He would have dropped to his knees.
05:32He was begging.
05:45It's not easy winning.
05:47I know that myself.
05:48He did something I tried to do
05:50and was unsuccessful in accomplishing.
05:52He won the general election.
05:54And he continues with a message of improvement,
05:58bringing people together.
06:10I ran for president twice.
06:12I ran for governor once.
06:14I ran for Senate twice.
06:15I've never had any attempt made by a foreign government
06:18to contact me or a member of my staff.
06:20And had that occurred,
06:22I would have contacted the FBI immediately.
06:34I'm aware that there are people in my party
06:36and in my state who will strenuously disapprove
06:40of my decision.
06:41And in some quarters, I will be vehemently denounced.
06:45I'm sure to hear abuse from the president and his supporters.
06:49Does anyone seriously believe
06:53that I would consent to these consequences
06:56other than from an inescapable conviction
06:59that my oath before God demanded of me?
07:20I recognize that we may have a court
07:24which has more of a conservative bent
07:27than it's had over the last few decades.
07:30But my liberal friends have, over many decades,
07:32gotten very used to the idea of having a liberal court.
07:35And that's not written in the stars.
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