After six years, he looks like he's finally comfortable in his own skin
I was rather impressed. He didn't trip over his words. He answered coherently. He didn't appear to be pharmed out and he grinned like a little boy whenever Laura complememted him. (Ah, shucks)
For some reason, I found myself agreeing with some of the reasons for his actions. At least he owned up to some of the problems, but they left the two touchiest subjects out (torture and the deficit). He came off as a likeable kind of guy. Strong in his religious convictions. Kinda scary, actually. Anyone else see the interview?