DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Oh, was that plug for your microphone? I had no idea.</s>BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Listen, Daryn, thanks for throwing us that life preserver there. We didn't know what was going on here. Back now live here in Philly.</s>KAGAN: Got you back.</s>HEMMER: Thank you. Let's pick things up again with Bill Schneider. We left off talking about the speech tonight. Again, your thoughts: What can we expect?</s>WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: We can expect then to say, essentially: I'm a real person. I am not a politician. They are driven by politics, they want to hang onto power. I'm driven by your values, your needs. This was a -- the message of this convention was this was an anti-political convention because Clinton fatigue is politics fatigue, and Bush wants to appear as much as possible not like a politician, like a real guy.</s>HEMMER: Tonight is the last night again. Tomorrow we'll be here once again. But another observation, Bill: We've been doing this every morning and I have yet to see you and Dick Cheney in the same room at the same time.</s>SCHNEIDER: That's very mysterious, isn't it?</s>HEMMER: Is it possible you two were separated at birth? Were you born in Wyoming?</s>SCHNEIDER: I'm not going to talk anymore.</s>HEMMER: Fair enough. It was a night of digs last night. We thought we'd get one at you.</s>SCHNEIDER: OK.</s>HEMMER: Thanks again. Good sport, OK?</s>SCHNEIDER: Good, thanks.</s>HEMMER: See you later today, Bill Schneider here.
Republican National Convention: Bush Trying to Appear 'Anti- Political'