Well, do to the lack of commentary on my part. I've decided to share so stuff with ya'll. Yes, I just said "ya'll".
As many of my readers probably know, I was recently in Washington D.C. for the second time in my life. It's always a thrill to go there, but when I was there I got to visit a friend of mine. Someone that's been mentioned on this site before. I got to sit down and talk to this person again, infact I even got to go past his house a couple of times.
So, Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you....

BLAINE: So, ya been thinking about the last time we spoke??
BUSH: You know, probably once every two weeks.
BLAINE: Really? You're that sad?? Ok, I digress. So, has Daddy had to come find you since you've been avoiding all these 9-11 hearings. Have you been hiding from him like how Bin Laden and those weapons of Mass Destruction have "Bin Hiden" from you??
BUSH: No, I'm in touch constantly -- you mean like in terms of asking him stuff?
BLAINE: Oh, yeah, calling up, saying, what about the Saudis, you know, you've deal with them, what about them, and what should I do here, dad? You had a war with Saddam Hussein. What about that? I need help Daddy I'm scared. Ya know stuff like that.
BUSH: No, I can understand. First of all, I talk to him really as son to father. I am worried about the fact that he is worried about me. You know you a very good question, did I take criticism of him or me easier, and the answer is, I take criticism of me easier.
(Incoherent mumbling)
BUSH: Now it's reverse. He reads everything -- he listens to everything, and I know he agonizes over every, you know, every tough word. And...
BLAINE: So you end up calling to comfort him? How sweet......
BUSH: I call him to comfort him, really, yeah absolutely. And let him know that, you know, I'm doing good, don't worry about me. Seriously. And the -- but in terms of advice on how to make decisions, the best advice to get is from people like Rice and Powell and Rumsfeld and Cheney and Tenet and Snow and Evans and Card. I mean, the people that are actually living these issues on a daily basis. It doesn't hurt my dad's feelings, because he knows that they are more up to speed than he is. He does not get the daily briefs. He does not know all the insides and outs of what's going on here.
BLAINE: What about your brother Jeb? How often are you in touch with him?
BUSH: Maybe once a month.
BLAINE: Really? That few times. That's very hard -- a lot of people would find it very hard to believe.
BUSH: Seriously.
BLAINE: Fellow politician, right? Finger on the pulse of a bit state.
BUSH: We're busy. Understand that. So when he makes a phone call, it's really not to spend a lot of chit-chat time. I do spend time with my brother Marvin and my sister Dorothy.
BLAINE: So, if Jeb's finger is on the pulse of Florida, where's your finger?? Could it be far from the pulsestuck straight up your ass??
BUSH: Right.
BLAINE: I'm glad we agree. Ok, now you're not the only person in the news right now talking about trials and such. Right now there's the a little happening with Michael Jackson going on right now. Now I have to ask, Are you Wacko, for Jacko and the rest of his family??
BUSH: Indeed. They come up for the weekends, to Camp David with us. And it's a good chance to be with them. I love to be with my family and his, but we are not pick up the phone chit-chat people that much.
(Bush suddenly grabs his knee)
BUSH: I've hurt my knee, and...
BLAINE: Oh really? Is it bad?
BUSH: It's bad enough that I cannot run.
BAINE: What is it? Is it a feeling of change coming???
BUSH: It may have been a little meniscus. I might have torn it a little bit. I pulled my calf, then I hurt the meniscus, and I am hoping to find a lot of sympathy around here, but I haven't found any yet.
BLAINE: Looks like you hit the wrong town.
BUSH: Wrong place, exactly. Maybe I ought to go up to Capitol Hill...
BLAINE: Oh, yeah, that's a hotbed up there. What are you doing for exercise?
BUSH: Exercise. Elliptical . Jim Ryan , here at the White House during a t-ball game, I believe it was, suggested that I go to the swimming pool back over there and run in the pool, put a little floaty on and run.
BLAINE: A little floaty huh?
BUSH: Yeah, it's good exercise.
BLAINE: Do you use the term "little floaty" often?
BUSH: I do it about three times a week now. And lift weights.
BLAINE: Ohhhh, big strong man.
BUSH: Yes.
BLAINE: Is there someone you're trying to model yourself after by lifting those weights?
BUSH: President Clinton and I think Robert Trenton Jones ...
BLAINE: Ahh I see, it all comes back to Clinton, the guy people liked even though he was a playa.
BUSH: He was.
BLAINE: So, do you have anyone else in mind that you're trying to fashion yourself like?
BUSH: I do.
BLAINE: Well, who?
BUSH: See my man Barney over there?
BLAINE: The purple dinosaur????
BUSH: He loves me, I love him
BLAINE: Ok, let's not get to carried away here.
BUSH: So in the evening, we'll come out here and play, and I'll pretend I'm the President and Barney understands me. I want to be like him.
BLAINE: I'm speechless.
BUSH: Thank you. I'm glad I could help if you, because you exube an awesomotity that I can't descripticate.
BLAINE:...........
BLAINE:(Dumbass!)