excessive celebration. >> and we are not dump coy. seniors sinco bama in the 2012 election. who seniors will vote for and why. >> ♪ i love my dinosaur pet. >> speaking of icon. neal made singing this a business. >> breaking down the g.o.p. choices for vice president. >> ladies and gentlemen. governor mike huckabee. [applause]. >> thank you. great audience. thank you very much for joining us tonight. and welcome to huckabee from studios in new york city. my tenth book out this fall just after the elections. it is an autobiography. i reveal things i have never discussed. my days in combat in vietnam. that's something i have just never done before. also disclosed for the first time

how i have been asked to have a lead role opposite diane lane and jack nicholson but i turned it down because i thought the cop tent was something i wasn't comfortable with. i'm detailing some of the details of my direct ancestry link to john adams that i discovered in a jean logical search. now for the most important admission of all, everything i just told you is untrue. well except that i really do plan a book coming out in november. but all that other stuff, pure fabrication. i was too young for vietnam. and my acting was limited to stuff in high school and college. as for ancestry my own dad advised me don't look too far up the family tree. son there's stuff up there you ought not to see. but the reason i said that is because i'm practicing being a democra democrat. just because i want to see if the press would treat

me differently. i'm pretty sure they would. you see this week we found that massachusetts senate candidate elizabeth warren aplayed for her harvard job as minority. she claims her great great great grandmother had cherokee blood and that would make her a 132 cherokee. she thought she was a minority from 1996 to 1995 when she mysteriously stopped claiming. by then she had the job and touted as first native american faculty member at harvard. remember when richard talked about the combat experience during the connecticut senate race. only to find out that neither he nor the army could actually find any record of it. must have been a real secret mission. but the mother of all whopper turned out to be prosecute president obama autobiography dreams from my father in which he gave great details to white girlfriend in new york and how she and her family influenced him. reporters have been looking for her for years. but this week president obama

admitted to buy ago ravr david moore that she really didn't exist. really wasn't one person. she was a composite. that's right. composite of several girls that he had date dated. he had just conjured her up and made up all the details. now i know for darn sure that i couldn't get away with that. so i have been thinking about become ago democrat. it seems to be easier than telling the trawvt or having to disclose anything other than the really great things that i can just imagine. in fact young entrepreneur this week is offered 10,000 dollars for anybody who can produce barack obama college records because nobody has ever seen them. we don't know whether courses he too. we have no idea what his grades were. we don't know how he paid for his education. and wouldn't you know that when main stream press heard about this offer they launched their own investigation. not to find out about the president academic record. heck no. but to investigate the young man who offered a prize for someone

who could find out some pretty basic information about the president of the united states. so next time some goon from media matters or "the new york times"thinks they have found some factual error in soggy sa say, i'll just say i'm just being a democrat today. the facts won't matter. [applause] of if earlier this week president obama marked 1 year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden with unannounced visit to our troops in afghanistan. >> over the last three years tide has turned. we broke the taliban momentum. we built strong afghan security forces. we devastated al qaeda leadership taking out over 20 of the top 30 leaders. one year ago of base hereinafter stan our troops launched the open rigs that killed osama bin laden. goal that i set to defeat al qaeda and deny it a chance to rebuild is now within

our reach. >> do you think the president may taking a little more credit than he deserves. sure he made the call to take by lad out but let's back at what really happen. after out of there secret hide out five-day forecast monthings, 4 choppers carried navy seal to pakistan under comfort of darkness. seals repelling into the compound. scale walls and broke down doors to get inside the house. then after a 20 minute gunfight with bin laden henchmen they went upstairs. reached his bedroom on the third floor where begin last killed with a bullet to the head. bullet shot from the weapon of a navy seal. do you think the president ought to give the seals a little more credit? let's ask former vice chief of staff of the army and fox news contributor 4 star general jack heath and 20-year green beret veteran for u.s. army special force also master sergeant gary

shout. great you have to here. let me begin with you. [applause] i want to take just a look at the very controversial ad president obama has put forth. like to get some reaction to you. let's take a snippet for you first. >> took the harder and more honorable path and the 1 that produce entered my opinion the best result. i. >> serving this country honorably and i with like to ask your reaction as a soldier when you saw this ad. >> well, yes it's frustrating to have a reaction like that from a former president after we took bin laden down and tribute disproportionately the success of the operation to a decision-making. the facts are governor, this is a 10 year

journey killing osama bin laden started with certainly president obama taking sanctuary away in an stan. >> until place. >>reporter: the intelligence apparatus operational capability sue al qaeda and do it aggressively after we take that statue down. that took place for most of the presidency and then in fairness to the president he took over and very aggressively continued to pursue the al qaeda. relengthlessly and persisten persistently. but we had people in our counterterrorism center who were on the target for 10 years. people who truly understood the al qaeda house they were able to discould have them they deserve lion share of the credit and we have operators who have the skill set and courage to deal witnes witness. that's where the credit should go. and obviously the president deserv deserves credit for making a decision which i think most president would have made under those circumstances.

>> terri you are active even now in the green beret and united states army but i want to find out from your fellow soldiers people you talk to on a daily basis. did they feel like this has now become a political issue rather than an issue of about the soldiers and. >> yes. a little bit. here's the thing, too. what we are talking about this event. need to know about how we think. our culture. the word warrior gets thrown around a lot. football player, if you are a fighter but if you carry a gun and fights the united states will to take life and give up your open you are a warrior then. wave very specific warrior culture. solid fight in ru running. main principal is it's not but. think the campaign ads but this ad sort of specifically i think president obama general cape is right gave credit to the cia and to the seals but for us we

never put ourselves in the center of any operation whet we planned it or did it. it has this feeling of that where it its i did this or that or commit i don't think the president would have made that carol. got si risking and the guy who has doypt. >> do we have a quote from a from a former navy seals creditd with 160 confirmed killings he calls the ad a cheap shop. his wordy quote. trying to say romney wouldn't have made the same call. anybody who is patriotic to the country would have made the same call republican or democratic. obama is taking more credit than is due. you have heard the term strong vam valor to apply in this case. >> i don't think we should be politicalizing an event like this. this is an event that took place as part of a war and it shouldn't be political capitol that's outrageous that

we have a president and current one that is exploiting. dead wrong. >> i want could keep you both here because there are several questions in our second segment. one of the question is could we have taken osama bin laden out before the seals ambushed his compound year ago? some surprising answers to that some surprising answers to that when we come back i would love to hear from you go to my web site and click on the fox news feedback session follow me on twitter. find a link to that [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? at e-trade, our free online tools and retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan and execute it with a wide range of low cost investments. get a great plan and low cost investments at e-trade.

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[applause]. >> jack and terri we are talking about the whole issue of the anniversary of osama bin laden which we are glad. i have been very clear. year ago and i tip to say of i have great respect and appreciation of the decision that the president made. it was the right decision. and yes, give him credit. it was a gutsy

decision because if it had gone wrong, people would have criticized him and said he made the wrong decision. so you can't take that away from him. jack you have said something however that i want you to clarify and perhaps this may a very illuminating moment for a lot of us. benefit heard it said that there were opportunities prior to may a year ago in which osama bin laden could have been taken that we had the capacity but we didn't give the order. would you speak to that and was there he ab opportunity prior to a year ago when the president could have called for the take out of osama bin laden? >> of we actually had the target the summer before execution. in other words, we had the target in summer 2010 and it took until the following may to execute the mission. i was surprised that it was

taking that long to execute it because the longer you spend on something like that, the greater likelihood is that the target will be compromised because of your surveillance. then that target will flee. that's a concern we always have when we have a target like tha that. so i was sort of surprised that we, it took until may before we actually executed. i know for a fact we had it that summer. may have been sooner that. >> why didn't we execute the plan a summer ago. a year before. summer of 2010. what was the hold up? >> well my sources told me with the white house trying to verify that the target was actually there as opposed to just rely on circumstantial evidence. actually wanted a photo o. wanted to see him. that he was really there. and that without that there was lot that without that there was lot of fv -- no audio]

[ no audio]. >> trust in me and confidence in me. i never spoke a word about it until after the fact. but yes, sevrment i mean people close to it they wanted to get after it because they realize that target could be compromised and it took so long to actually find it and you sort of had the sense this was it. it was real. let's go get it. >> terri i want to us look at a piece of video. this was presented i saw ate few days ago. it shows both commanders in chief, president bush and

president obama coming in the theater of war where our military, we are stationed and putting their lives on the line and reaction to both. i'll ask you to speak to it. this is compilation of one bush and president obama going if before our soldiers in the theater of war. >> great honor to introduce to you the commander in chief our commander in chief the president of the united states. [ yelling]. >> the president of the united states. ♪ [ band playing].

>> well i don't know how much to be thankful for. >> wolf like rodney danger field. tough crowd. tough. here's the thing with president bush. we really loved president bush. always love him and the reason is it was very obvious. that he loved u us. he wore his heart on his sleeve. did a lot of things behind the scene walter reid wasn't a photo op. president obama who we serve willingly and with pride and to the death that's what we do a bit harder to read based on the things he said before becoming president. on his record. now i think he has a greater appreciation of who we are and what we do but initially i don't know if that was there. when he comes in a place like that maybe more of a closer look at him. >> i was trying not to be unfair but honestly other than the people who are paid to cla clap, secretary of defense and the hayest rank. >> lacking around going wow! >> even the crowd hyped him. unless they had been told don't

do a thing that was about the quietest crowd. if i had gone into a room like that as a speaker i would have said thank you very much. i would have exited. >> thank you very much. good night. of. >> that was around the time if i'm not mistaken there was a question about the surge and what we are going to do and some delaying so i think again maybe president obama focus or his where he was actually standing wasn't quite clear. like you said i absolutely agree. he gets all he's the president and he made that cal call. great call. green beret or seals it's always the right call to go after the bad guy. always lean forward and had it gone wrong, god forbid something happened with the helicopter went down and there was a lot of guys on the compound and we lost men, we are the only group that wouldn't have hammered president obama because we know the risk. we know that going in. we expect it. we know that. so we are a little bit different than the rest of the media and the government that makes fun of him and trying to

take him down. we know that's our job. >> let me say of all the people that i appreciate there's no 1 i appreciate more than the men and women of our military who every day keep me free. thank god for them. we can not do enough for them. [applause] never able to express a level of appreciation for which they desevrnlt thank you general and also sergeant for being with us today. [applause]. >> short list. romney might pick for vice president. that list is growing. we breakdown who romney may pick and why wh if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye-care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. [ male announcer ] ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now, that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health.

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[applause]. >> talk about who is going to be romney eventual vice president pick is heating up. digital politic chris says it depend on where romney is when the polls to determine who he

is going to choose. he joins me now. chris good to have you here. [applause]. chris, the thing you have said is that this is going to be a very different process for mitt romney than it was for john mccain. that he will approach it more corporate model as opposed to visceral emotional feeling. what do you mean? >> well i mean that it would make sense that a guy who is primarily identified as this look at it as a merger not a row manuals. he will look at this process in a calculated fashion. he will make a choice of probably based on what is absolutely best as opposed to what his gut is telling him at that moment. certainly you can see it in the way he is going through the process so far. he is doing sort of sight nchlingts gone to florida to be with marco rubio and see him. he has seen mcdonald on the trail in virginia. kelly up in new hampshire. rob in hooichlt he is going through this in a very deliberate fashion. that's what we will see throughout. >> you have said a lot depends

on where he is l at the moment he has to make the decision. and that there are i think you have listed 3 categories that he might be in that would determine who he picks. what do you mean by the category and what are the categories? >>reporter: well it all depends on whether you were leading. tied. or trailing. if you are leading the whole goal is to not upset the narrative. you want to pick somebody who is not interesting. want to pick somebody not going to change the dynamic of the race. we saw bush do that in 2000 with dick cheney. people said who. that's what bush wanted because he was ahead in the poll and just wanted to do that. now if you were tied and you are trying to gain a small tactical edge you are willing to take a little bit of a risk but what you really think about is the electric tral math. then the third category in trailing. what you want to do is hit the reset button. change the narrative of the race in a way that may help you. we saw that with mccain in 200 2008. the choice of palin

electrified the race change the discussion for awhile it was working for him. >> so the 3 categories if you are ahead, if tied, if behind. we had a describe. let's look. if you are ahead who are the kind of people that you look for? you had mentioned i think maybe ron portman but you also mention people like daniels. temple up on the screen. if this is if you are ahead. this isn't a compliment the way you put it. >> well if you think about it it's a tremendous compliment because what the people are are tested, veted. they are known to party insiders. known as people who are going to be able to execute the job well and these are non-controversial people. so that is that is a high compliment for somebody like rob portman and he's a great example because what he is is somebody with experience inside. presidential administration having served in the office of management and budget with bush and knows how

washington works and that's something romney lacks not working here. >> is there any disadvantage. let's say romney ahead. picks one of the guys and they are all competent. the thing is you have pointed out i think rightly so confident. great resume and background. but suppose then after the pick he starts getting behind. then does he make a mistake. >> certainly we would say he did. but the truth is you want to pick somebody who is non-controversial and that's why daniels might have a little trouble with what he has previously said about a need for truce on social issue. that might wrangle some of the republican base. there's the possibility. but you have to like portman because he has good conservative credential and may not be that exciting but he probably wouldn't pick anybody else. >>reporter: let's take the another category do this pretty quickly. if you are tied you said this is where you want somebody to bring a little singe and help out who do you have on the list. >> you have to like marco rubio

there. not just because he is hispanic and would be the first hispanic on the national ticket for major party but also the fact that he comes from florida the swing state. that's where you are looking for mcdonald in virginia which is going to be all important for him. maybe you look at pat up in pennsylvania oracley in new hampshire all swing state and romney would like to win. that's where you are trying to greened out a narrow vaichblingt okay. and if he is behind and he needs to jazz it up then where does he go from there? >> well i kind of feel like a couple of doctors having a consultation in front of the patient but a guy who used to be a governor of arkansas by the name of mike huckabee. [applause]. >> yes. right. how difficult end up on your list. >> well, >> the only people clapping in america are the ones sitting in front of me right now. >> well, they have to. the into they have to. or i'll throw them out of here. >> the truth is governor and you know this i hate to have to talk about it in front out of. if the governor if governor romney is behind and the reason

he's behind is because he's having trouble connecting with blue collar voters social conservative the kind of folks who backed you in 2008, the kind of folks hyped rick santorum, rig an democrat if he's having trouble with those folks and needs to hit the reset button he might be willing to take the chance of bring ago well known individual on to the ticket. because remember, any time you bring a known commodity on to your ticket you are taking the good and the bad. negative and positive in public perception about the person and you lose the chance to reset which may get the game and in picking you there is considerable gain. >> a lot of other people on the list. santorum would be good and some others. when you said would you take the good with the bad. good thing about me there is no bad. [applause] there's one great thing about that. [applause]. >> thank you very much. pleasure to have you here. by the way, i did not know he was going to do that. i really did not. i promise. >> all right. will seniors those folks like me be the

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ayotteayotte. >> from america's news headquarters i am patti ann browne. benjamin netanyahu wants to hold elections in november. he wants to strengthen his ability to deal with issues including iran's nuclear program. the prime minister calls the pursuit over nuclear weapons relentless. there have been rumblings of actions against iran if u.s. led diplomatic actions fail. david axle rod says the u.s. is making progress helping a blind chinese dissident come to the united states. he escaped house arrest and fled

to the u.s. embassy in beijing. he has a deal with the chinese government to study in the united states and brought his family with him. he is pleased with the offer of a fellowship at new york university. head to the web site at foxnews.com. . [applause] young people women and minority have a big impact on this year presidential election but my next guest say don't forget the seniors. could make or break the election for either candidate. this is fox news contributor doug shoen and spokesman for the 60 plus association my good friend pat boone. good to have you both here today. >> thank you. doug you wrote an article recently that seniors could sink president obama in 2012. how could they do that?

>> well simple, mike. seniors had gone for george w. bush by 5 points in 2004. they went for mccain for seven or eight points in 2008. but 2 years ago in the midterm elections they voted plus 21 for the republican and they turned out in bigger numbers than ever had before. if that happens again that could spell doom for president obama. >> we have a full screen up to show you. >> hallelujah. [applause] we have a full screen that show this is pretty remarkable trend. that shows that 16 percent of seniors voting in 2004-2008 and non-president year that jumped up to 21 percent. pat you are a national spokesman of group called 60 plus. kind of alternative to aarp. >> conservative alternative yes. >> what are you sensing among senior adults. why would they change what has been somewhat of a historic vote rely bring for democrat contract. >> well for one thing most vote

i think doug will attest to this show that seniors by a bi big, big margin don't like obama care. they are not for it. and 60 plus, 7.2 million supporters, 60 plus, are determined that they are not going to be saddled with that obama care. they are really worried about things like what was called the death panel and whether that tack proper characterization or not it's 15 non-elected people appointed by the president not doctors. they should have some kind of medical knowledge. but they are not doctors and they will decide what the government wants to pay for and what they don't. who gets what and you may not call it a death panel but seniors terrifically worried and we are conducting a campaign to get 10 million new voters, seniors that have not registered and haven't voted and particularly the swing states, doug we are expecting

and planning on making you profit. >> thank you pat. >> let me jump in because democrats are using i think some maybe expected scare tactic. we have seen that ad where paul ryan look alike push as lady off the cliff in a wheelchair. if you like these republicans they are going to just tear up social security and medicare. is that an effective strategy for the democrats. >> well at this point it is their strategy because pat is exactly right. obama care legislation is now before the supreme court and individual mandate are very unpopular with seniors. i think that in and of itself was the singleest bi biggest factor why the democrat lost midterm election and mike what the democrats are doing is using fear of the ryan plan which in my judgment disgo too far to try to get seniors to vote democratic. now the problem with the campaign and i think why what pat is doing

with the 60 plus organization is so important. we have to move past scare politics. we have to talk about how do we preserve program for tech senior tech medicare social security that is rationale and fair and not scaring people. >> pat obama care gets taken away by the supreme court, frankly i think that will happen. >> i do too. >> does it take it off the table or still a good issue. >> no. this president the one who forced it down our throws and we are not -- i think this is administration thinks of seniors as some also old ladies and little old men who don't know what is going on and just herded along like sheep. not taking into account we have been there done that scene it and i say we because i came out of the closet a few years ago and acknowledge i am a senior and. [applause]. >> everybody wishes they were

doing as well as you are in those senior years pat. >> thank god i am. my wife, too. but is we are not dump. we can add. we can subtract. the death tax called the estate tax but it's really a tax on death and we don't think death should be a taxable event. this administration does. they want to raise and elevate the death tax though you have saved money. built a business you have a farm or whatever it may when one has bad judgment to die then the government steps in and says thank you i'll take half of all of that. thank you. bing crosby happened years ago when his wife dixie died and he had to sell a lot of his assets to pay the tax on her death. now there's something incredibly terribly wrong. we have worked hard. saved money. built some kind of a business or at least something to leave our kid. government has no right to step in and take half of it because you are not there

to defend it any more and we are going to have to elect president and senator and congressmen who understand this and look out for seniors. that's why 60 plus is doing so well. >> doug we have less an minute. i'll give it to you to tell me if there's a big turn out of seniors good they think bad thing for the democrat this year. >> given historical trend probably a bad thing, mike. i think really what i hope from this election is a serious concern and serious discussion of the issues surrounding obama care health care reform entitlement reform so 7.2 million seniors that pat represents and 60 plus and indeed all seniors have a fair vote and fair discussion that's what we need. >> thank you both for being here. pat and doug. let me mention this. pat is marking 50 years in music. brand new cd out called pat boone sings tribute to the ink spots. i remember the ink spots. . i bet you do too. thank you very much pat and doug. >> up next neal is here making

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. [applause]. >> we are very happy to have neal back on the show. he has sold 60 million records and he's written 1,000 different

songs. calendar girl and breaking up is hard to do and now his family is writing children book and songs to help kids read and appreciate music. my very favorite neal back with me. >> thank you governor. >> so good to have you back. [applause]. >> you know, first time that you were with us neal, you had done a series of songs that were from your old tunes but you had rewritten the words you and your son mark and all about children. and that album went to no. 1 on amazon. it was exciting. >> thanks to you and your program. >> no thanks to you and that great song. everybody loved it. >> thank you. >> and now you have turned it into a book. >> yes. dinosaur pets and family affair my son mark wrote the book. >> there's mark he is with us today and his wife samantha. delighted to have you here. >> and 3 grandchildren are singing on the did cd. i never thought i would be sing with my grandchildren. it's become it's a wonderful thing for

little toddler to learn how to read because they see the illustration by tim bowers read the words and hear the music as 3 song cd. >> we bring them out in just a little bit. before we do, what are the things that i have loved about your music. you have been able to do music that span generations. do you have a favorite? >> well, there's the miracle song. it was come back song for me after being off the charts for about 15 years. elton john starting a record company and i had an album called sedaka is back and we played laughter in the rape. >> play it for us. >> strolling along country road with my baby it starts to rain begins to pour. without umbrella we soak to the skin, i feel in a shiver up my spine.

feel the warmth of her hand in mine. ho, i hear laughter in the rain walking hand in hand with the one i love. oh, i love the rainy day and the happy way i feel inside. ♪ . [applause]. >> in the rain. okay. that is your favorite. i love a lot of your songs but there's one in particular that is my favorite and i listen to it very regularly on my own i-pod. >>; is that right. >> it's the second version of breaking up is hard to do. first version was wonderful. kind of a 60's rock type version but you did a beautiful slow dance ballad of that in the 70's that i think is my signature favorite of kneel sedaka. >> thank you. i think i'm the only artist who recorded his song twice in different tempos. first as

rock and roll tempo and 15 years later as slow ballad. we had no. 1 both times. >> humor me neal just humor me. a little of breaking out. >> tell me that you are leaving. i can't believe it's true. ♪ girl there's just no living, without you he. don't take your love ♪ away from me ♪ don't you leave my heart ♪ ♪ in misery ♪ because if you go, then i'll be blue, breaking up is hard to do ♪ . >>. [applause] we want to bring your very special back up sin singers today. we have amanda

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calendar girl. we grew up and remember. neal is back with his grandchildren. they have a brand new book out. and it's called dinosaur pet. this is terrific. by the way, everybody in the audience is going to get a copy of dinosaur pet today. [applause] when they leave. and it is a book that has a cd with a song on it. it's a wonderful way in which kids can learn music. they learn the calendar. they learn how to read. all in one. >> the little toddler to look at the pictures and hear the music and see the song. yes. >> we thought it would be kind of cool because that song is the basis for dinosaur pet. it's taking the old song of neal sedaka we all love and grew up with and now the word for teaching children something spechlingts and mark. >> mark did it beautiful lyric. >> you did a great job with that. >> thank you so much. seemed like a perfect choice for this kind of endeavor because you have this and michael loved

dinosaur so it was a perfect fit. >> all right. let's go dinosaur pet. i'll remind everybody the book is available on amazon wherever books are sochltd you will want this for your kids and grandkids. let's listen. >> i love i love my dinosaur pets. ya 3 dinosaur pets. i love i love i love my dinosaur pets. each and every day of the year. we start with january he's breaking out of his shell. february. his body starting to swell. march. three times a day he has to be fed. april when he sleeps with me he crushes the bed. ya. y ya. how billing can he get? i love i love i love my little dinosaur pet. every day. every day. every day. every day of the year. ♪ every day of the year. don't steal the show. may. baby if the roof was twice as tall. june.

wouldn't bump roaming the hall. july. like the fireworks he touches the sky. august toss the grocery and. lead astrichltd ya ya how big can he get. i love i love i love my also dinosaur pet. every day. every day. every day. every day of the year. ♪ every day of the year. >> sounds good. go on september. september. just talus over 30 feet long. october. when we trick-or-treat he goes as king kong. 50 turkey were nearly enough. december. come the new year things are going to get rough. ya. ya. ♪ how big can he get? i love i love i love my little dinosaur pet. every day ♪ every day. every day ♪ of the year. every day of the year ♪ . >> big finish kids. i love i love i love my dinosaur pet. ya sweet dinosaur pet. i love

i love i love my dinosaur pet. each and every day of the year ♪ ya. [applause]. >> our favorite neal sedaka with grandchildren amanda charlotte and michael. the book and cd all in one great package called dinosaur pet available at amazon and wherever books are sold. thanks for being with us hope you had a lot of fun. get your own dinosaur pet. until next time from new york this is mike huckabee. good night and god huckabee. good night and god bless everybody. [applause] at regions, we're committed to helping small businesses find new ways to optimize their cash flow. so, stop in and ask for a regions cashcor analysis

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