Newt Gingrich is on an airplane, flying back to DC. The guy sitting next to him is immersed in a book and pays no attention to Newt. Toward the end of the flight Newt asks:

Newt: "What book is that you're reading? Man: "It's called 'Deductive Reasoning'." Newt: "Sounds interesting, what's it about?" Man: "Let me give you an example."
Newt: "Okay."
Man: "Do you have a dog?"
Newt: "Yes, I do, as a matter of fact." Man: "I would deduce from this, then, that you have a yard as well, no?" Newt: "Yes! I do have a yard." Man: "Then I would further deduce that you have a house next to this yard?" Newt: "I do!" Man: "Then I'll bet you have a family, don't you?" Newt: "Yes, a very nice family!" Man: "And you're a heterosexual, aren't you?" Newt: "You betcha! I'm beginning to see how this works!"

Later that week, Newt goes out and buys the book on deductive reasoning and is determined to read it cover to cover on his return flight. His plane takes off and he begins reading. Two hours later, the man sitting next to him notices how Newt is so engrossed in this book, and just can't keep himself from being impolite and interrupting:

Man: "Excuse me, sir, what's that you're reading?" Newt: "It's called, 'Deductive Reasoning'." Man: "Oh. Then you must have learned how to use deductive reasoning, eh?"
Newt: "Well, yes, as a matter of fact I have. Let me show you how it works." Man: "Okay." Newt: "Do you have a dog?" Man: "No." Newt: "Well, then, you must be a homosexual!"