walsh? >> mr. walsh votes no. mr. gowdey votes no. mr. ross. mr. ross votes no. mr. ginta. mr. kelly. >> no mr. kelly votes no. mr. comings. >> yes. >> mr. cummings votes aye. mr. towns. miss la loney votes aye. mr. kucinich. mr. teareny. >> aye. mr. clay. mr. lynch? >> aye. >> mr. lynch votes aye. mr. connelly. >> aye. >> mr. quigley votes aye. mr. davis votes aye. >> mr. welsh. >> aye. >> mr. murphy? miss spear. >> miss spaer votes aye. >> mr. kucinich. >> you're not recorded. >> i vote aye. >> mr. kucinich votes aye. you are not, sir. >> mr. burton votes no. >> mr. mckenry. >> votes no. >> mr. mchenry votes no. >> anyone else seek recognition. >> votes aye. >> mr. murphy votes aye. >> the clerk will report. on that vote, mr. chairman, there are 14 ayes, 23 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. we now call the roll on the lynch amendment. mr. i. no. >> mr. mica votes no. mr. plats votes no. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. mr. mchenry votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. chaffetz. >> no. mr. chaffetz votes no. mr. mack votes no. mr. wahlberg. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. langfo

congressman joe walsh sidestepping controversy after a town hall meeting comments the cough live with details >> joe walsh recent town hall meeting latest what has become a string of noteworthy happenings november screamed at constituent earlier this month allowed another to say president obama supported socialism communism and nazism and now for joe walsh again race to the forefront less than flattering way >> so many people depending on government >> watching you to video town hall meeting schaumburg a library this past saturday. congressman west joe walsh side advertised event lively certainly was >> democratic party promises groups of people's everything hispanics just like african- americans dependent on government that is their game in >> talking about race nothing new recent weeks said president obama elected because he was black elected him and made voters feel good about themselves september media would work to be elected same reality joe walsh running in the newly redrawn district dupage county drawn by democratic state legislature more minorities within the boundaries here

>> since 2004, walsh has shed over 100 pounds.an francisco has shed 24 illegal massage parlors operating as modern-day brothels. where women suspected of being trafficked live in spaces unfit for animals just blocks from the glittering tourist attractions. >> in my opinion we have made a big impact on the human trafficking and prostitution in these parlors of san francisco. >> just how do the parlors operate? walsh says the minute a client is buzzed in, 60 to 100 goes to the house. >> hi. have you been here before? >> no, i haven't. >> okay, it's $60. >> how much? >> $60. >> okay. >> and then you can tip. >> yeah, definitely. >> those tips investigators say involve compensation for sex acts. and it's money the girls generally keep. >> you get to pay a certain fee to talk to a girl. you walk in. there's five or six girls of an couch and improperly dressed. low cut dresses, short skirts, high heels. >> the first downtown target is a parlor with numerous complaints of neighbors. >> approximately like two months ago we conducted an in

joining us to talk about air force one is ken walsh. he is also the author of of a " air force one, the history of presidents and their planes." what are we talking about? guest: it is the call sign for the play in the president is on. a lot of people think it means it is a specific plan. it is not. president bush was on the aircraft carrier. he was on a navy jet. that became navy one. since the president flies mostly on air force jets, that is the name for it. it started when president eisenhower was on his own aircraft flying to florida. it was briefly confused with a commercial jet because the tail numbers were the same. the air force never wanted that to happen again. they decided whenever the president is aboard a plane, the call sign is air force one. nobody confuses it. host: tell us about the history of air force one. guest: it has become the most famous airplane in the world. it has a mystique about it. franklin roosevelt was the first president to fly back in 1943 when he was going to meet winston churchill and they were going

sort of looking for the modern version of joe walsh. welsh or walsh? >> walsh. >> joe walsh who was the chief counsel i think of that inquiry, who was thought of as above reproach. who was a person of honor. so that became our, our talking point. in other words, we wrote down whack we were looking for. it was that model. and we would like the idea if the person would be republican. in other words that would be even the best that could you get a republican chief counsel and the congressman made that point me a number of times. that that would be the best of all worlds, to show sort of a non-partisan. okay. so that was a criteria. so what we did is, we said, let's -- let's start with -- we had this book. we didn't use anything. so my thinking, my brother's thinking, was, we'd call -- let's call law deans, we said. you know. law deans know people. and we'll call maybe -- you call ten and i'll call ten. and we'll get them on the phone, and we'll lay out this criteria. tell them what we're doing, and we thought for sure they'll come up -- they'll be a name.

walsh says it's a game of cat and mouse where everyone understands that sex is for sale.do you have a massage diploma? >> no. first day, i go to chinese escort. >> okay, you need to -- do you want to work here? you need to go to massage school. you cannot do massage without a permit. okay? >> employee lounge where i was sitting with all the girls, i stuck my head in there and she was putting on her shirt, the lady that was in the -- that claimed she was there for an interview. i asked the owner, is that normally how you interview them, without their clothes on? and she said no. >> the owners barely hide the notion of sex for sale. this sign displayed above the reception area warms customers about mixing drugs and alcohol with sex. >> how many cameras do you have? >> here four and here four. >> so eight cameras? >> yeah. >> business is booming as clients anxiously wait to get in. but the owner hesitates to let them in. can you come back later? i have inspection here. >> this client is undeterred and insists on coming up. it's only when he sees the police officers that he m

walsh sharing stories of her olympic journey and greeting fans. she says she and her parents are ready for london. >> we have one more month of preparing and we're looking forward to every single day to work hard and get ready for the journey. then our plan and our mission is to show up to london in our best form that we've ever been in. >> if you didn't know, walsh keeping it very much homegrown, grew up in the south bay, went to stanford. acer also making a donation to walsh's chase the star foundation today, a charity that helps improve the quality of children's lives and supports partners like the boys and girls club. >>> keeping on that olympic vibe, the tom gymnast s in the world set to unleash their talent. mayor chuck reed and the city council set to raise the flag tomorrow afternoon in anticipation of the 2012 gymnastics trials going off at the hp pavilion june 28th through july 1st. a lot of those gymnasts competing in san jose move on to the london games. stay tuned to nbc bay area for extensive, intensive, all-day coverage of the 2012

take a look at her this is amy pinto walsh. the woman who lived with thomas kincade for a year plus until his death a couple months ago in april. kincade known for his wildly popular paintings died of alcohol and valium poisoning. she says he left her a piece of paper handwritten that reportedly says she should get 10 million dollars, plus the mansion. kincade's estranged wife says pinto walsh is a gold-digger and the case should not be in open court in any case rather in arbitration to keep it private and protect kincade's recommendations on his reputation. pinto's attorney says otherwise. >> we need to let the judge make his decision that's the only fair thing to do. >> you think it will go into arbitration? >> we need to wait for the judge. >> why open court? >> we have to let the judge make a decision. thank you. >> reporter: kincade and his wife were separated for sometime. pinto-walsh says the two were planning a marriage when his divorce became final. she says they had been shopping for an engagement ring. thomas kincade

take a look at her this is amy pinto walsh. the woman who lived with thomas kincade for a year plus until his death a couple months ago in april. kincade known for his wildly popular paintings died of alcohol and valium poisoning. she says he left her a piece of paper handwritten that reportedly says she should get 10 million dollars, plus the mansion. kincade's estranged wife says pinto walsh is a gold-digger and the case should not be in open court in any case rather in arbitration to keep it private and protect kincade's recommendations on his reputation. pinto's attorney says otherwise. >> we need to let the judge make his decision that's the only fair thing to do. >> you think it will go into arbitration? >> we need to wait for the judge. >> why open court? >> we have to let the judge make a decision. thank you. >> reporter: kincade and his wife were separated for sometime. pinto-walsh says the two were planning a marriage when his divorce became final. she says they had been shopping for an engagement ring. thomas kincade

. >> reporter: amy pinto walsh lived with thmoas kinkade. her attorneys argue the well-known painter wanted her to have part of his estate. pinto walsh wants the matter argued in court, but kincaid's wife of 30 years wants the terms to be decided in secret binding arbitration. >> do you think the judge should make a decision? >> that's the fair thing to do. >> reporter: her lawyers introduced two handwritten notes that pinto walsh claims kincaid wrote granting her his mansion and $10 million to establish a museum of his paintings there. a copy of the notes was obtained by our media partner the san jose mercury news. the court must determine its authenticity and if kincaid wrote it, was he of sound mind and body. those outside the courthouse were intrigued by how it will all end. >> when you have squabbles between people about money after the guy is dead, it diminishes the good work he did. >> they are back to court on july 2nd for a hearing that will determine the authenticity of the notes. in san jose, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> up nex

. >> reporter: amy pinto walsh lived with thmoas kinkade. her attorneys argue the well-known painter wanted her to have part of his estate. pinto walsh wants the matter argued in court, but kincaid's wife of 30 years wants the terms to be decided in secret binding arbitration. >> do you think the judge should make a decision? >> that's the fair thing to do. >> reporter: her lawyers introduced two handwritten notes that pinto walsh claims kincaid wrote granting her his mansion and $10 million to establish a museum of his paintings there. a copy of the notes was obtained by our media partner the san jose mercury news. the court must determine its authenticity and if kincaid wrote it, was he of sound mind and body. those outside the courthouse were intrigued by how it will all end. >> when you have squabbles between people about money after the guy is dead, it diminishes the good work he did. >> they are back to court on july 2nd for a hearing that will determine the authenticity of the notes. in san jose, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> up nex

he had wishes to marry pinto walsh once his divorce was final. he wanted her taken care of. the pair was in love. pinto walsh is not able to speak out for herself since she signed a confidentiality agreement last year. that's why she was in court with her attorney, arguing that the matter of thomas kinkade's will should be played out publicly. >>> new tonight at 11:00, watch where you sit. emotions are riding high in berkeley as the city council considers a proposal from the mayor that would ban sitting on sidewalks. >> my mother is a special forces inactive duty. good luck. >> this meeting is happening as we speak. supporters and critics of the sit ban are meeting. violators would get two warnings before being issued a $50 ticket or required to do community service. some call it shocking because of berkeley's long-standing reputation as a haven for the homeless. while some say the number of sitters blocking sidewalks and businesses has simply gotten out of control. >> we provide dental. we provide chiropractic. we provide every service you can imagine. we would continue to

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. >> reporter: amy pinto walsh lived with thmoas kinkade.ve part of his estate. pinto walsh wants the matter argued in court, but kincaid's wife of 30 years wants the terms to be decided in secret binding arbitration. >> do you think the judge should make a decision? >> that's the fair thing to do. >> reporter: her lawyers introduced two handwritten notes that pinto walsh claims kincaid wrote granting her his mansion and $10 million to establish a museum of his paintings there. a copy of the notes was obtained by our media partner the samercury news. jose mercur. the court must determine its authenticity and if kincaid wrote it, was he of sound mind and body. those outside the courthouse were intrigued by how it will all end. >> when you have squabbles between people about money after the guy is dead, it diminishes the good work he did. >> they are back to court on july 2nd for a hearing that will determine the authenticity of the notes. in san jose, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> up next, the u.s. open cell phone ban, the no tolerance rule

she says walsh is a gold digger trying to rip-off the estate. walsh said she and kincade were diagnose to -- were going to get married as the divorce went through. pinto walsh wants the matter settled in open court to clear her name. thomas kincade went to uc berkeley, 54 when he died of an alcohol and valium overdose in april. it is estimated one out of 20 american homes has a thomas kincade painting in it. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> san jose council set to vote on proposed budget. the first time nay decade there is no deficit. the proposed 883 million dollar spending plan includes modest 9 million dollar surplus some will help open the new library. the library is scheduled to open next year. the community center in the same complex with a new gym and exercise room that will open monday after two year budget delay. >>> contra costa county fire protection district taking steps to shutdown three fire stations after voters said no to a property tax measure. voters in east contra costa county voted down mesh the measure to increase revenue wit

you're joan walsh.bama has been mocked by the right for making the same argume arguments. will we see other republicans come to the president's defense? >> no. that was the most shocking thing he said in the whole line of remarks. it really does help the president. does not help mitt romney. but all three things are really a dose of realism for this party that is stuck in a fantasy. so we'll see. >> no revisionist history in joan walsh. thank you so much for come iing. >> thanks, michael. that's "the ed show." i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. ezra klein is fill in for rachel maddow tonight. >> how are you doing? >> always good to see you on tv or in the crib as they say. >> great to see you. good job. >>> thanks to you at home for sticking around the next hour. rachel has the night off. what if i were to tell you there's a surefire way to put people back to work right now, tomorrow? what if i were to tell you this surefire job creator is something that's been embraced even by republicans going

joan walsh, that's a lot to follow. that's a confusing issue. is that going to wash? >> no. it's an intentionally confusing issue and statement, michael, and i think you can see that. the problem for the romney campaign is that "the post" story is very, very explicit that this was -- they're talking about offshoring. it is true that outsourcing can be moving jobs out of a company to another firm that does it cheaper. in the united states and that does happen, but "the post" was very careful to delineate the firms that bain invested in whose business model essentially was offshoring, made a lot of technology jobs. so i think i agree with michael. the obama campaign has had some success already with bain. top strategists seem a little bit uncomfortable with it. you've got the problem of wall street democrats quite honestly not sure how hard they want to hit private capital, private equity firms. i think it is resonating with voters, and i think on this particular issue, you've got a hypocrisy. >> to that end, romney frequently invokes his time at bain to suggest he would be a

>> i've got to say thanks to joan walsh and john feehery.mitt romney can't outrun that story about why he put the dog on the roof for the vacation. that's next on the "side show." and if you want to follow me on twitter, figure out how to smell smerconish. this is "hardball." the place for politics. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system... from beautyrest. it's you, fully charged. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud o

i need more coffee. >> well if you ask walsh's challenger, it is the other joe walsh we should listen to. set to perform at a fund-raiser for duckworth this summer and quote, i'm the real joe walsh and proud to back a real american success story, tammy duckworth. as for the other joe walsh, my question. are you sure you're irish? finally, some people can't get enough of this. call me maybe mash-up. it went viral last week featuring president obama. ♪ hey ♪ i just met you ♪ and this is crazy ♪ but here's my number ♪ so call me maybe >> you think that was the closest we'd get to a political figure belting out that song? it was until cbs posted this video of what happened this morning during a commercial break. ♪ i just met you ♪ and this is crazy ♪ but here's my number ♪ so call me maybe it was a lock. it was lock. >> i didn't stop it. >> i think charlie had the best line there. i didn't stop it. anyway, maybe he didn't know any more lyrics. >>> up next, does the obama campaign need to sharpen their arguments and teach us the stakes and raise their game? as sarah palin would say, you be

joining us to talk about air force one is ken walsh.e is also the author of of a " air force one, the history of presidents and their planes." what are we talking about? guest: it is the call sign for the play in the president is on. a lot of people think it means it is a specific plan. it is not. president bush was on the aircraft carrier. he was on a navy jet. that became navy one. since the president flies mostly on air force jets, that is the name for it. it started when president eisenhower was on his own aircraft flying to florida. it was briefly confused with a commercial jet because the tail numbers were the same. the air force never wanted that to happen again. they decided whenever the president is aboard a plane, the call sign is air force one. nobody confuses it. host: tell us about the history of air force one. guest: it has become the most famous airplane in the world. it has a mystique about it. franklin roosevelt was the first president to fly back in 1943 when he was going to meet winston churchill and they were going t

but you can do it, you're joan walsh.right for making the same arguments. will we see other republicans come to the president's defense? >> no, we won't. that was the most shocking thing he said in the whole line of remarks. it really does help the president. does not help mitt romney. but all three things are really a dose of realism for this party that is stuck in a fantasy. so we'll see. >> no revisionist history in joan walsh. thank you so much for coming on. >> thanks, michael. >> that's "the ed show." i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. ezra klein is filling in for rachel maddow tonight. >> how are you doing? >> always good to see you on tv or in the crib as they say. have a good show tonight, my friend. >> great to see you. good job.

. >> amy pinto-walsh is in court fighting for assets she says thomas kincaid wanted her to have. our media partners san jose mercury news obtained a copy of the note pinto-walsh claims kincaid wrote giving her his mansion, and $10 million to establish a museum of his paintings there. abc 7 news says this is a complex case. >> there is california does recognize what we call a holographic will. the question would be first of all did thomas kincaid write this will? his own hand write something. >> lawyers for kincaid's estranged wife and business holdings left court without comment. nanette kincaid was married to the painter 30 years, and the couple has four daughters. before any decision is made about the validity of the will, today's hearing will determine if the 3459er will be aired publicly or in a secret binding arbitration. >> so do you think it will go into arbitration? >> we need to wait for the judge. >> why would you like to have knit open court? >> we have to let the judge make a decision at this point. thank you. >> once the judge make that's decision, thomas kincaid's g

donee walsh will replace -- donny walsh will replace him. >>> stanford extended its athletic dominancesity won its 18 straight. emblem attic of the best athletic program in the country. stanford, you never think of them haza sports thing -- as a sports thing. besides just dunks, you know.

how does "private practice" live without kate walsh? really interesting. she's so much fun, kate. i wish her all of the best. >> maybe dr. hunt needs to move over. that's a great thing about those shows. a band of terrific actors. >> it's fun when the crossovers happen. it's fun to see everybody come over. and kate is so much fun to have on set. >> fun in real life. a girl's girl. >> yes, she is. >> one other thing because you're not busy enough, tell us about your music. >> i did this character album it comes out this friday. it's all old scottish folk tunes that my grandfather used to sing to me. we recorded it and it comes out this friday. all the proceeds go to save the children, which is a charity that's very close to me. >> fantastic. it's so great to see you. kevin mckidd, on "grey's anatomy" and in "brave," in theaters june 22nd. i wish you could serenade us now. >>> we'll have the stars of the new musical "let it shine." an c >>> what are you doing here? >> i came to meet chris. you were just rapping. you sound just like chris.

pinto-walsh has hand written notes allegedly written by kincaid leaving her his mansion and $10 million to establish a mu team of -- museum of his paintings. lawyers for annette kincaid want arguments in a closed session. >> we'll let the judge make the decision that. is the only fair thing to do. >> are you thinking of going to arbitration? >> we need to wait for the judge. >> why would you like to have knit open court? >> we have to let the judge make a decision, thank you. >> his wife filed court papers suggesting pinto-walsh is trying to cheat the artist's rightful heir autos a busy section of downtown san francisco is getting more crowded because of a project intended to ease traffic. lanes south of market between brian and harrison being shut down so construction can begin. we are live in san francisco with the story. >> and the perfect jekt is going to cover about 1.6 miles. the cost could be ease dwree remember. and there is another price to pay. there is a disruption. and mta says they man to have officers out and so far we have not seen them this afternoon. >> this might look

i don't think so 37. >> joe walsh, there's about 7,000 documents that haven't been handed over yet to chairman issa and the committee. and also i want to ask you now, as you may have heard this afternoon, the nra, the national rifle association has made this contempt vote one of their key votes. democrats are going to walk away. is this going to pass tomorrow or thursday? is it a sure thing in your judgment in. >> well, i hope it's not a sure thing that will even have the vote. i hope that eric holder provides the documents that we were looking for. look, we forget this fact. brian terry, a border control agent was killed 18 months ago. his family and the country still don't have answers as to what happened, who knew what at justice and eric holder has not cooperated in this session at all. that's all we're trying to -- >> so you're saying -- let me just get this right, just the end here. you're saying it's still possible in the next 24 hours or so that the contempt citation will be unnecessary, and that the executive privilege would be unnecessary because a deal could be made and hol

what does john walsh think about the hernandez confession? on whatdietl. >> the new york city police department is announcing the arrest of pedro hernandez for the murder of etan patz. he has confessed to choking etan 33 years ago tomorrow in the basement of a bodega in manhattan. he told a family member and others that he had quote done a bad thing and killed a child in new york. >>> that last sentence right there when the commissioner mentioned he told somebody that he had done a bad thing to a child in new york that's where pedro hernandez confessed before to killing etan patz. it is believable it is still not speaking of the crime. they needed some kind of. the recent developments muss be torturing etan patz' poor parents just like john anded his wife suffered for 27 years before the killer of their only son adam was caught. i appreciate you coming out for us tonight. you want to talk about how every time those developments in your own case was like your wife describing as a scab someone tearing off your bodies? >> you are right geraldo.

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joining me know, joan walsh and editor at large for salon.john feehery is a republican strategist. thank you for being here. president obama held up governor romney's economic policies as carbon copy of a failed george w. bush agenda. >> the economic vision of mr. romney and his allies in dodge was tested just a few years ago. we tried this. their policies did not grow the economy. they did not grow the middle class. they did not reduce our debt. why would we think they would work better this time? >> joan walsh, is blame bush still potent? >> you know, i think polls show it is. voters blame bush, michael, but i think he did more than that. i think an interesting thing that the president did, he's making the case, i'm not just digging out of eight years of republican leadership, lack of leadership, i'm digging out of 30 years. he really told quite a telling story about the middle class over those years. we had wages begin to stagnate and decline. we had moms going to the workforce, families trying to keep up. families borrowing against their

and we are joined by our guest, monique from the washington post, and joan walsh who is a msnbc political analyst. joan, i have to start with you with what is left in the so-called american jobs bill and it has a nice cover on it, and we like the term american and jobs and bill is okay if it is passed, but sense it is not passed you can call it anything that you want, the american jobs thought or american jobs notion. >> and prayer. >> perfect. and it has not been passed. and what if the president as i have said no to spam, because that is what we used to eat when we were poor, the little thing that came in the can and why not ask for steak, and they say no, and mitch mcconnell says no, you won't get anything past, because the only thing that is past is the bill i wrote to you. so why not offer a jobs bill that he believes in. public sector and seeded jobs of modern jobs and the fast rail and go big and if he believes that the american sector, as he said today is getting starved. >> well, i think that he will, i hope. >> when! >> and i think that the jobs act honestly, tomorrow, soon, aft

how does "private practice" live without kate walsh? of the best. >> maybe dr. hunt needs to move over. that's a great thing about those shows. a band of terrific actors. >> it's fun to see everybody come over. and kate is so much fun to have on set. >> fun in real life. a girl's girl. >> yes, she is. >> one other thing because you're not busy enough, tell us about your music. >> i did this character album it comes out this friday. it's all old scottish folk tunes that my grandfather used to sing to me. we recorded it and it comes out this friday. all the proceeds go to save the children, which is close to me. >> kevin mckidd, on "grey's anato anatomy" and in "brave," in theaters june 22nd. and so much more. stay with us. >>> what are you doing here? >> i came to meet chris. you were just rapping. you sound just like chris. >> oh, that? that wasn't me. this mic's not even on. i was just -- reason -- >> coco jones and tyler james williams, from "let it shine." it's a hip-hop. inspired take on the classic story of "cyrano de bergerac." an

patrice walsh some with the grandmother about the attack. >> reporter: karen klien says the comments hurt. she didn't realize haw bad the taunting was until she watched the video. >> you're so fat. >> reporter: how does it make you feel to watch what they were doing to you? >> it didn't feel g. i didn't want to watch it. >> reporter: didn't it hurt you, karen? >> yeah. yes, it did. >> reporter: they were bullying you. >> yeah. and i tried to ignore them. that's why i didn't hear some of the stuff because i just kind of -- tried to shut them out. >> reporter: one comment was especially hurtful. it referred to suicide. klein's oldest son took his life ten years ago. her daughter broke down when talking to us about it. >> they said that you're so -- i think it was something like you're so fat and ugly that your kids should probably -- or probably will kill themselves. >> reporter: klein also remembers one of the students hitting her. >> i only felt him hit me once. it wasn't hard or anything, you know. but i saw in the film that it was more than once. >> reporter: she believes they shou

here is joe walsh with "lucky that way."ing, america. ♪ i'm not saying that i'm something special ♪ ♪ but you might know my name to some degree ♪ ♪ sometimes i can't believe that i'm still standing ♪ ♪ and it feels pretty good to be me ♪ ♪ i get to live out there in california ♪ ♪ i got a palm tree and a swimming pool ♪ ♪ have some fun and try to play my music ♪ ♪ was all i really said i could do ♪ ♪ and if anybody asks me joe, how do you do it? ♪ ♪ 'cause you do it with such style and grace ♪ ♪ i just shake my head and smile ♪ ♪ look 'em in the eyes and say ♪ ♪ i'm just lucky that way just lucky ♪ ♪ got a good woman and she makes me happy ♪ ♪ most of the time i make her happy, too ♪ ♪ we decided we should live together ♪ ♪ so, we both said i do ♪ ♪ and when someone says hey, joe, i saw you on tv ♪ ♪ and how do you know what to play? ♪ ♪ i just shake my head and smile ♪ ♪ look 'em in the eyes and say ♪ ♪ i'm just lucky that way ♪ started in the middle of nowhere ♪ ♪ i didn't have far to fall ♪ ♪ there were times i thought it

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