(Tia compares past presidents of the United States and whether or not they had been programmed to do the bidding of others or were independently strong. From her analysis she then tells us which of them she would have voted for and why) 

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Tia: okay, let’s get down to business.

Russ: politics darling?

Tia: yes okay……

Russ: all right.

Tia: uh-huh. This is where it’s going to get boring I’m sorry but it’s got to get boring.

Russ: yeah afraid so. Okay, Kemp and Gore.

Tia: I haven’t seen the full report on that yet as I had to prep up and get ready.

John: oh yeah but they just finished tonight, they just finished it up.

Russ: okay, now we’re talking about Kemp’s version of the future compared to Gore’s version of the future…

Tia: yeah?

Russ: okay as you say Gore runs the country, in that case the vice presidential debate had more emphasis tonight to look for than the Clinton debate with Dole.

Tia: correct.

Russ: okay, so in that respect, let’s go ahead and take it from the first part.

Tia: okay let me pertain something in advance…

Russ: okay.

Tia: right? You have to remember that it’s not just Gore, it’s Hillary Rodham Clinton and Gore.

Russ: she wasn’t there so we have to just rough it….

Tia: so....so when Bill says something right? He’s been prepared in advance by Hillary as a rule. Makes logical sense correct?

Russ: uh-huh.

John: it’s a technique used in politics.

Tia: yeah, yeah, oh I quite agree but I’m taking this election now and how it’s going to outcome later on, not what’s happened in the past, that plays a part, that plays a very important part. For example, Bush to start off with had been preprogrammed…..

John: really?

Tia: by Reagan, he was Reagan’s man. But….

John: right and who was Reagan preprogrammed by?

Tia: he wasn’t programmed by anybody actually.

John: Reagan wasn’t programmed at all?

Tia: no, no, you have to remember that Reagan……

John: wasn’t it an actor being programmed?

Tia: because he was an actor, that makes him very hard to be programed. He can learn the lines it makes him wonderful at learning lines but if you watch some of his movies right? And the outtakes, he’s a very, very accomplished comedian. Comedians cannot be programmed very well. Another person that was programmed and sadly it backfired on him was Nixon, Nixon was programmed and he had been programed for years and years and years. When he left the military, that’s when his programming started. Another individual that was programmed was Kennedy, Kennedy was programmed, very much so......

John: very much so.

Tia: by his running mate, Lyndon B. Johnson. Lyndon B. Johnson was not programmed, he was one of those people that was supremely good at manipulating other people. In fact it’s almost the same situation that is happening now, happened in 1960 with Kennedy and Johnson and Gore and Clinton.

John: okay, good analogy……

Tia: uh-huh.

John: I can respect that.

Tia: yeah, my political opinions bear no relevance in my political analysis. I admit that I'm a little bit more conservative, I’m not as conservative as Mark but I am more conservative than what is common in your political system. I would not vote for Dole, I would definitely would not vote for Kemp, I wouldn't have voted for Buchanan, in fact I don't think I would’ve voted for anybody that ran.

Russ: what about Powell?

Tia: would not have voted for him, military leaders as a rule do not make good political leaders, there are exceptions to the rules.

Russ: what about if John F. Kennedy was running again?

Tia: who?

Russ: John F. Kennedy?

Tia: oh JFK?

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: would not vote for him.

John: what about Eisenhower?

Russ: what past presidents would you vote for, Lincoln?

Tia: yes, Lincoln is one. Ford, nope wouldn’t have voted for him.

Russ: Carter?

Tia: definitely not, there was somebody that was not programmed and was not very good at his job either. You know, I don’t think there is anybody this…..there is one person I would’ve voted for….

Russ: who?

Tia: Calvin Coolidge.

Russ: Coolidge huh?

Tia: uh-huh because he was honest, he tried hard, he worked hard, he stuck to his principles and unfortunately he paid the price. He only did what? One term?

Russ: uh-huh. What about Teddy Roosevelt?

Tia: no, he was very manipulated.

Russ: FDR, he was controlled, for the situation he was in…..

Tia: oh, I’m sorry, mistaken, mistaken. FDR is the one that was manipulated, Teddy was not, Teddy was too strong.

Russ: oh.

Tia: he was.......

John: too independent, too strong?

Tia: yes, he did some great things but he was also very harmful.

John: it looked like he was doing a good thing….

Tia: yeah.

John: and that was his intention.

Tia: uh-huh.

John: the long-term effects were detrimental.

Tia: yeah but he tried to do what he thought was right and he stood on his principles. I would have voted for him yes, just, just. It would’ve been a real tossup between him and probably Coolidge if they were running at the same time. Woodrow Wilson? I would lean more not toward voting for him but if I had a choice of let’s say Woodrow Wilson, FDR and Kennedy, then Wilson would just about win for the fact that he tried to reason logically instead of emotionally.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: but his reasoning and logic was flawed.

John: now this is hindsight looking back.

Tia: uh-huh. Okay now looking at the current situation, I wouldn't vote for any of them, I honestly would not vote for any of them.