George Stephanopoulos Nailed It

...in his book when he talked about how interpersonally evil Bill Clinton is. The only place I have ever seen these same angry expressions and piercing stares was when I read that book - which contained many pictures of Clinton's ire.

This is a man is a Don. Pointing out his foibles only draws the icy, twisting knife out of him. You're not allowed to cross the man, even when he's wrong. For your own sake, don't point it out. This is a mean, nasty person who uses positioning for every possible moment and situation. But I think today we saw the soft underbelly of it.

If you turned down the volume and just focused on his body language: pointing, thumping his finger down, invading Chris Wallace's space, the messages behind the front of his facial expressions, this is a person who is used to getting his way and doesn't like the fact that he isn't in control.

It's good to see him squirming. It's good to see Chris Wallace not flinching. It's a good day. Now I'm going to go back to watching.