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Cavuto: What it takes to be top dog

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    Humbling tasks are part of politics

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So finally you wanna be top dogs sometimes you gotta talk about dogs -- -- about hot dogs -- -- what about a New York City mayor who even after more than a decade on the job.

I don't think much -- talking about hot dogs -- for this billionaire turned politician certainly not hot dog eating contest.

A couple of minutes.

Everyone around there and dogged it -- -- will finally catch up.

Cut the mustard.

And beat -- announced -- there.

No question it's going to be a dog fight just think of how many we got -- one sentence that was really impressive.

You know everyone had a good laugh at that including the mayor but Mitt Romney you might want to take no.

Because this comes with the territory you want the big job you better believe -- -- had to deal with all the things that come with the big job like pardoning that Turkey.

Every Thanksgiving.

Igniting some residents really getting into it although I have my doubts about the last president who can darn close to losing something valuable -- get.

Now we expect presidents to make big speech is all -- against very impressive backdrops.

Mr.

Gorbachev.

-- down this war.

And -- You see I think president's love lighting up the world but I think some of them have a much tougher time getting into -- I don't know lighting up a Christmas tree.

It comes -- their job but I don't think they old slip over that.

Part of the job they don't get me wrong Barack Obama certainly can saying.

And you -- that President Bush could -- Hints that.

But frankly I think most of these guys fancy themselves top dogs making history.

And not promoting hot dog eating contest it's making themselves sick.

That is the part of the job I suspect some like the mayor well they don't relish.

But to avoid getting kicked in the bonds they -- their bonds to honored tradition or to pardon a Turkey because it well -- -- -- they did after all.

It's part of being a leader never removing yourself too far.

From a Turkey.

It keeps you humble and on this fourth of July it sure beats the -- candidate having your loyal subjects think you're just oh I don't know.

-- -- -- I hope you have a great fourth of July we need or no celebrate.

Our great independents where our leaders.

Can be humbled.

Happy --

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