this is the vehicle that can technologically leapfrog the toyota prius and pavin the way to the future. those of you interested in this stuff, we are probably a couple months away from bmw announcing the i3 which is volt technology. they actually hired most of the volt team to do it. audi is going to introduce the audi e-tronic. mobile's going to have one. mercedes is going to have one. in other words, this technology is going to be become generalized. to me, the unfortunate thing is that because electric cars are very closely associated with the left wing environmental green movement and to combat global warming and reduce co2, the idea of vehicle, triggers this visceral reaction on the parts of conservatives, which is if it's electric, it must be a product of the democratic left wing enviro political machine, therefore, we hate it. this is an unfortunate knee jerk reaction because what the volt and other vehicles like it are about is and this is the first generation. we're in a period of transition, but what these vehicles are about is shifting portions of the american mobile sector

pavin his skin color -- having his skin color much lead in yours, i don't think he was born in alberta but most african-americans were not born in africa and they put this stigma of being african in their heritage. i don't think they have the money or the time to go to africa. they don't invest in africa. i see people like angelina jolie going to africa adopting children to help people in poverty, not necessarily black people, but people in poverty in general. host: care respond? guest: i would just say that it is true that most african- americans have not visited africa but the designator is such a signal -- single piece of dissent like the way most irish- americans have not been to ireland. speaking for myself and the people i know, i think african- americans would say that we are american first and foremost for our families have been here for a long time and we helped build this country. i see what you are saying but i am not sure -- african- americans use african-americans in the way they use it. host: you write in the peace what happened in 1990 -- he had access to money, this one

. >> it kind of brings me back to june 27, 2010, the first pga win you had over corey pavin.about golf. did that just happen? that happened. >> you know the thing, bubba, i was rooting for you because i'm like you, from the redneck riviera and i thought i was the only one jumping up and down and screaming. you had so many people across america that aren't from a place called baghdad without the h, right? >> exactly. >> they were cheering for you, and i started -- tiger and so many other people just can't believe your game and no lessons. >> no lessons. the people can't comprehend no lessons. they can't comprehend nobody helping you. they can't comprehend knowing all of that much, it's hard to move the ball left and right, right and left, and i kept defying the odds, you know. if my career ended today it would be a pretty good career and it would have been pretty fun. >> you know what? >> i would like to announce i'm going to run for president or vice president with the governor if he -- >> exactly, you get all of the wine you need. >> so, obviously, you broke down on 18 after