the one guy that everyone at the stadium is talking about is a pitcher not here yet, but steven stratfordwill be here. the monumental deal will be made out here. that's the most ever for an amateur player. to the dies inside the locker -- to the guys inside the locker room, solidifying the the can commitment to making sure the pieces are in place for this franchise to become a winner. >> what he does, he shows everybody that they are serious about winning here. we are not just a joke. we are a team that will compete. >> they are getting a guy like that. showing that we're going in the right direction to send us some money. >>> here are the break downs of their contracts. they get a $7.5 million sign-on bonus. the salary for the season is a lot. but next year, he'll get $2 million, followed by $2.5 million and then $3 million. he'll be introduced to the media here likely on thursday or friday. >>> moving on until football. you think that there is an easier way to skip out of training camp, but apparently he found a formula that works. that's why the 39-year-old has bypassed the annoying ot

still the most ever given to a draft pick and until midnight monday night to get the deal done or stratford will go into the draft and the nats will receive the number two pick next year. he has, quote, no idea if something will be worked out with 48 hours to go and counting. how about to the nats in, taking on the reids. dunn against the former team and adam dunn is so strong and doesn't have to get a lot of it to get it out and that is what it is there. the 31st home run of the year and the os lose to the angels 5- 1. >>> and dodger now, taking on toronto. inhe 30th minute until he changes all of that. drives it away and the header. toronto blanks united 2-0 and they continue to struggle on the road with one win in 12 coptastes. >>> the washington freedom in play-off action against scott blue f.c. this guy was tight. oh, oh, the friends seal the brazilian and score. this is your game winner. the freedom season is over and -- [ indiscernible ] 2-1. >>> our great laky 15 minutes of fame goes to david wright from virginia beach and earns it the hard way. why? that is why. got drilled in the

all the idea shakspere couldn't really write all those books because he was a country grew from stratford. that is jealous academics talking. the proof that streaks beer wrote shakespeare's books is that if he hadn't, other jobless writers would have let the cat out of the bag. you think writers that he took him like robert green would have said something at least after he is dead. that sucker. folks who don't like the fact shakespeare was not a member of an oxford or cambridge and didn't have all sorts of degrees will go on to the end of time denying any country boy could have written those plays. but the genius is where genius is. shakespeare wrote shakespeare and dickens theater, he is and theater for god sakes. they couldn't have written that stuff. shakespeare has to be there to make amendments. i don't want that to say that, i'm not going to do that. so he has to do the amendments. he can't be just a straw man. plus who is a nasty year or more backbiting than theater people, and he is a second-rate actor and they would have trashed that guy you think shakespeare wrote that? let me t

idea that shakespeare could not really right all of these books he was just a country road from stratford. that is academics talking the proof that shakespeare wrote shakespeare's books is if he had not, one of the angeles raiders would have let the cat out of the bag do think writers like greed would not have said something? we'll seward not like the fact that shakespeare was not a member of that came bridges said and did not have all sorts of degrees will go on to the end of time denying any a country boy that had written those plays by geniuses word geniuses, shakespeare wrote shakespeare. the theater, the theater for god's sakes. who could have written that? he was just there to make amendments i do not want to say that i am the star. i will not do that. he cannot just be a straw man and who more are backbiting and theater people? and shakespeare was a second rate actor. shakespeare wrote that? let me tell you he is getting drunk as a skunk and doing the switch hitter stuff and the earl of oxford or whoever. shakespeare wrote shakespeare otherwise humanity it could not have kept his m

>> rose: i'm remembering they call you the stratford... >> yes, well, what can you do?s it? >> the fault of the bloody journalist who wrote that. >> rose: let's look at the pictures you took. who is that? >> that's my sister and my brother. my sister, me in the middle. >> rose: this? >> that was a costume fidget. i've always loved costumes. that was my first proper costume fitting at the royal spax peer company. you can see what a poser i am already. >> rose: did you have favorite shakespearean character? >> rose lynn is a great character. >> rose: stratford'sery... it has that come-hither look,. >> maybe. >> rose: come hither on the grass with me. >> i must find the name of that journalist and send him a thank you note. thank you for nothing. >> this is working with the great.... >> rose: looks like arthur miller. >> it is the great arthur miller. up into what impact does peter brook have on you? >> oh, my goodness. well, probably the work that i did with him probably reverberating in me in my professional life throughout. >> rose: okay. because what? >> because ihink

i'm taken back to the interview i did with george friedman from stratford back in maine pep said, firstns blame bernanke and the fed for what's happens here so that would be the downside. why would you apoit this guy? if that's the actual case, what the american public thinks of bernanke. there was the poll of the fed that put the fed below the irs in terms of popularity as a government agency. that's an issue. bernanke has been trying to make a comeback. he did the "60 minutes" interview, the ton haul with jim lehr. maybe it's too late. the fed had been doing it for eight, nine months before they turned to the american public and said, here's what we're doing and why we're doing it. then the story in the "times" the other day about how unpopular the fed is in congress right now. you can -- you might -- that might reflect american opinion. i'm just saying, i don't know what the answer is. we have to remove ourselves from what wall street wants to kind of figure out the politics of this, which is more what main street wants. >> bob, as the former president of the dallas federal reserve,