. >> i am a woodworker.thing real quick here. >> i brought you a gift. >> stephen: oh, my goodness, that is beautiful. >> this is cameron myrtle, with eastern black walnut legs. >> stephen: that is beautiful, thank you so much. >> that will work perfectly. >> stephen: now, you do a lot do woodwork. this. >> yes. offerman web shop, we have a website and add.com to the end of that. >> and here is a coaster. >> stephen: here you can use the questions i was going to ask you. >> thank you very much. >> that is the second nicest gift i have gotten from a guest. >> that is big talk. >> stephen: yeah. >> well i have some smooches from some ladies a couple of weeks ago, that was pretty good too. >> it is still early. >> stephen: that does look like it tickles i have to say. thank you for being here. thank you for being here and thank you for enoughing up your beard before coming out. you have a nice sort of wedge going on in your face. >> i am hoping would cast me as a viking one of these days. >> stephen: oh, you wo

a lot of custom woodwork throughout the house. >> we're walking into the kitchen area, den area.families live in these areas. >> it feels warm and very inviting. but, bob, you don't come to florida to stay inside. and what really sells this house, bob, is the outdoor-living space. i mean, when you...the minute you walk in here, you notice you have this outdoor kitchen which just invites you out here. there's 5 bedrooms, 6 1/2 baths. a very large library, exercise room. it's two stories. the master bedroom is amazing. >> an unbelievable master suite. it has an exercise room, private, covered porch with a serenity garden, and a spacious, walk-in closet with 20-foot vaulted ceilings. >> bob, we could go this way or we could go through the secret door. >> where's the secret door? >> right here. >> get out of town. this is the closet. >> the master closet. >> you know, it's almost cathedral-like. it's almost cathedral-like. what a beautiful, walk-in closet. >> let's take a walk in here. wow. look at that. that is beautiful. >> custom stained glass, his-and-hers bathrooms. >> so we're

a lot of custom woodwork throughout the house. >> we're walking into the kitchen area, den area.know, families live in these areas. >> it feels warm and very inviting. but, bob, you don't come to florida to stay inside. and what really sells this house, bob, is the outdoor-living space. i mean, when you...the minute you walk in here, you notice you have this outdoor kitchen which just invites you out here. there's 5 bedrooms, 6 1/2 baths. a very large library, exercise room. it's two stories. the master bedroom is amazing. >> an unbelievable master suite. it has an exercise room, private, covered porch with a serenity garden, and a spacious, walk-in closet with 20-foot vaulted ceilings. >> bob, we could go this way or we could go through the secret door. >> where's the secret door? >> right here. >> get out of town. this is the closet. >> the master closet. >> you know, it's almost cathedral-like. it's almost cathedral-like. what a beautiful, walk-in closet. >> let's take a walk in here. wow. look at that. that is beautiful. >> custom stained glass, his-and-hers bathrooms. >> so

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it's woodworking day. >> it's national woodworking day, month. that's what i'm into. now. >> fox news alert, senator ted cruz and kasich hoping to get the jump on trump in that state. hi every. happy friday. this is the real story. kasich wrapping up an event in pennsylvania before moving on to the badger state. he and cruz said to speak at a wisconsin event. donald trump arrives tomorrow. he's trailing cruz in the latest fox business news poll. blake live for us again. milwaukee today. blake, where do things stand right now where you are? >> hi there, frechen. good afternoon from milwaukee. we had the fox business poll released

it's woodworking day. >> it's national woodworking day, month. that's what i'm into. the real story with gretchen starts now. >> fox news alert, senator ted cruz and kasich hoping to get the jump on trump in that state. hi every. happy friday. this is the real story. kasich wrapping up an event in pennsylvania before moving on to the badger state. he and cruz said to speak at a wisconsin event. donald trump arrives tomorrow. he's trailing cruz in the latest fox business news poll. blake live for us again. milwaukee today. blake, where do things stand right now where you are? >> hi there, frechen. good afternoon from milwaukee. we had the fox business poll released last night. ted cruz has a double digit lead over donald trump in this state. according to our fbn poll, 42% of likely primary republican voters support cruz. that puts him 10 clear of trump at 32. john kasich lagging behind both of them at 13. if trump amounts a comeback he might have to do it with independent voters. wisconsin is an open primary state. those independent voters planning on voting republican

you can see the original woodwork, walnut and china berry . at the landing, we have a pair of doors. one is false doors persimmon tree. then we have the servant's passage. here, the state of alabama's first held in that stuff. woodenon tin with a surround. it is hard to imagine hot and cold running water, but this house was ahead of its time technologically. the roof collected rainwater and it was pumped up by hand to the tank room in the attic and said act down like a water tower. an addition to be because of the interior windows, but it was built all at once. they are for air ventilation to go in to rooms in the house. this is a statement for the 19th century. if you are pulling leads in the .arden, that his work if you are clipping iv tendrils, that is a hobby. have enoughhat you people, and in the deep south, you owned enough people for them to do the work that you can have a refined hobby like growing rare and exotic plants and flowers. this would have also had the steam heating to heat the house. it was never installed due to wartime emb

kellye: once this room is it will hold a is created by high school woodworking students. >> i enjoy making with my hands, just being out here and getting the chance to do this is amazing. the students designed the house and broke ground last fall. when complete next fall come into percent of the workill have been done by them. experience that prepares them for paid construction jobs. >> there is a 100% placement rate for these kids graduating from here. kellye: this 17-year-old is studying landscaping. >> we will put in a patio. sold,: once the home is the proceeds fund the next student house project. kellye lynn, abc 7 news. kimberly: very cool. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get thin

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to do and how he's going to make america great again, all those cockroaches are coming out of the woodworkfor donald trump, we wouldn't be having this discussion today. by the way -- the anarchist thugs that are not just peaceful protesters. i'm talking about people coming out and committing acts of crime and van daism. >> oh, trump supporters. >> no, not trump supporters. you see these congregation of anarchist thugs. but the media doesn't show the 10,000 to 25,000 people inside who are law-abiding citizens who have come to see their candidate speech. and they are going to show up at the polls and he's going to win this ma'am nation. charles: the governor mike pence says he's going to vote for him on tuesday's primary. is it too little. it's polling that gives ted cruz ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. innovative sonic

to do and how he's going to make america great again, all those cockroaches are coming out of the woodworkt weren't for donald trump, we wouldn't be having this discussion today. by the way -- the anarchist thugs that are not just peaceful protesters. i'm talking about people coming out and committing acts of crime and van daism. >> oh, trump supporters. >> no, not trump supporters. you see these congregation of anarchist thugs. but the media doesn't show the 10,000 to 25,000 people inside who are law-abiding citizens who have come to see their candidate speech. and they are going to show up at the polls and he's going to win this ma'am nation. charles: the governor mike pence says he's going to vote for him on tuesday's primary. is it too little. it's polling that gives ted cruz hope. we'll discuss it when we come back. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) mobility is very important to me

[woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. . kennedy: this story keeps getting crazier, the legal implications more stark, prince's sister says the rock star did not leave a will where his money and unpublished songs should go and who should be in charge of them? it will be split between his sister and five surviving half siblings, and tax the estate accordingly. seems like a sneaky way to stick it to a dead genius, and here to shed light is fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. welcome back, judge. >> kennedy, always a pleasure. thank you. kennedy: this is a crazy story, i said this last night, i cannot believe the guy did not have a will. the guy did have health problems he had an o.d. the week before he died and the $300 million estate he was fiercely protective of copyrights, music and image, how could someone like

[woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks.se the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> psychologist from knox university has figured out what makes a person creepy. researchers asked over 1300 people to rate behaviors, occupations and hobbies they deemed creepy. some personality traits included having bags under eyes, bulging eyes, talking too much much about sex. and jobs associated with creepy characters include, cloud sex shop owner, funeral director and taxi driver. >> i will take it. >> thank god they didn't say host of a 3:00 show. that was the fourth time we slandered you on the show. >> you take a lot of heat on the show, by the way. >> can you blame them? it's, you know, people find cab drivers creepy. >> i think it's because how you interact with him. i don't think it's day shift drivers. but not like aggressive with conversation. it's the night guys, are you in there drun

it blends into the woodwork and becomes a permanent fixture in american political culture. one other example of that is i mentioned a little bit ago the obama administration has claimed the power to target american citizens even for judicial and extrajudicial assassination with no charges, no due process, no oversight, no judicial revie look atmazings if you what the controversies were of the bush administration, things that had democrats and progressives running around with hysteria, screaming and yelling in protest, the shredding of the constitution, the war on american values, the things george bush and dick cheney did to provoke that protest were things like asserting the power to detain people, including american citizens, without due to eavesdropmply on the conversations of american citizens without first going to court and getting judicial review. this was years ago, considered so extreme as there was no insult you could express that would be considered too extreme for how radical these powers were, yet here we are three years later and the current president is asser

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this is a lot of money that people will profit from. >> i imagine people will come out of the woodwork figure out who has a claim here? >> well, it's pretty simple. if someone passes away and they don't have a will, then the state they live in has one waiting for them, and in the state of minnesota, when someone passes away, they don't have a spouse, and they don't have kids and they don't have living parents, then all of the money goes to their siblings. and minnesota half-siblings are considered the same as full siblings. we're looking at half-siblings as well as his full sister tyka inheriting his estate unless there's something we are not aware of. >> you wrote this book, on celebrity estates, hope think this won't be the case with prince, but many cases where things get so ugly, just because there's so much at stake, so much money at stake. >> yes. it's true. and really, the best way to protect your assets, protect your legacy, especially talking to up to $300 million or more, use a trust. and one would hope that prince did a trust, because he was a private person during his lifet

[woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> one of the most solemn choices you make is the choice of selecting a vice presidential candidate. i have come to the conclusion that if i am nominated to be president of the united states, that i will run on a ticket with my vice presidential nominee, carly fiorina. >> it's, the second desperation move of the week. the first one didn't work. and this one won't work, either. frankly, it's a bit strange that they would announce in indiana where she, who is known when she was in the private sector for outsourcing jobs and outsourcing is one of the major issues in indiana and ted cruz has shown again he's more focused on free trade than fair trade. >> the big announcement, ted cruz saying he would run with carly fiorina. a businesswoman. former presidential candidate. you saw reaction from the trump

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once they sign the check or sign with the team, all of a sudden, relatives are coming out of the woodworkchildhood buddies, i have a business idea, open a restaurant. how does anybody with new found wealth deal with that? >> you know, it's difficult because these are a lot of the people that you grew up with. these are a lot of your family members. people that you've struggled with, in certain areas of your lives, whether if it's been, you know, financially or whether if it's been personally, through a lot of different things, and you try to keep everything in perspective but it is tough. i think one of the biggest things these guys have to learn early on is learn how to say no, and it's difficult to be able to do that, to tell a family member or a good friend of yours who has been with you through thick and thin to tell you, no, i can't give you this amount of money. deirdre: they do it to try to make you feel guilty, i was there for you when you needed me, so now the implication is you owe me. >> yeah, right. that's the number one thing they tell guys when they're coming out of college

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[woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks.he payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> as we we told you hard drugs epidemic. situation pretty much out of control. prince may have been another victim of this. with us, alan colmes in for geraldo this evening and eric bolling. so, had a lively debate with kirsten powers at the top. i don't know if people saw that respectful, but i feel very strongly that if my children were addict to do heroin and i knew who was selling them the heroin, i would not consider it a nonviolent action. how about you? >> you have to go hard on the drug dealers, distributors. >> even the punks on the street. >> even the punks on the street. it doesn't have to do with race it has to do with what they are doing. providing access for kids, people to hurt themselves. >> why does the left see it differently and trying to diminish the harmfulness of their actions? >>

>> well, i have found his supporters to be very loyal and people came out of the woodwork to be delegates for donald trump and i think they are going to hold true to their first vote and keep on to the bitter end. >> you know he is claiming that the rnc is unfair and that ted cruz is stealing his delegates, particularly in louisiana. you have been involved in the republican party and republican party politics for a long time. is this year any different than any previous years? >> well, at the last national convention that i attended in 2012, i wasn't a delegate. i had just assumed my duties as a newly elected national committeewoman. but what i witnessed at that convention, i found appalling with the microphones on the floor to the delegates being cut off after the prescripted outcome that john boehner had on the vote to accept the rules going into the national convention. and then the rules changes that occurred. there was lots of games that were played to make the outcome other than what it should have been simply to keep ron paul off of the ballot and i just don't think those kinds of

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the thing that's going to happen with prince is all these artists are going to come out of the woodworkget, nothing compares to you, sinead o'connor. for folks who don't know the prince musical canon, there's a lot there and there sure was a lot to his career. >> yeah, and you remind me of "manic monday." the bengals song, right? nobody thought that prince would be writing a song for the little bengals. it seems like a silly pop song, then you go through the lyrics. this is a really great written pop song. and it's really brilliant. she starts talking about, i was in the middle of a dream kissing valentino by a increase call blue italian stream. you don't hear that kind of writing in a pop song in america, but prince would deliver that sort of stuff all the time in his sleep. >> i can't help but think we music fans have grown up in a great time. it's a great time to have been alive to love music. toure is the author of the book "i would die 4 u." he's been a friend of ours around here, long dive time journalist and author, thank you very much for copiloting us through this hour tonight.

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you go on to a college campus, and mention donald trump, and people fled to the woodwork.emind me i said this, she will crush him. i mean, she can crush him from jail. >> i'm not that confident. >> wow. >> but i think it's going to be close. and we do need a united party. and we do need independence. and we do need the people bernie sanders is bringing to the table. that's why i think it really behooves him as a leader to be really thoughtful over these next few weeks. yeah, clash on issues, but stop questioning her ethics and her judgment. >> never a dull moment. >> campaign finance. >> i've got to go. never a dull moment. especially with bob beckel. i can always count on you for a sound byte. >>> 9/11 families versus saudi arabia. why they may soon be able to sue the kingdom and why the white house said that could be bad for america. courtyard, the official hotel of the nfl, and i got together to remind you that no one's the same without the game... like @sirloinking who writes, "just came home with $85 worth of groceries with names like, goats beard, pawpaw and that vil

you know, live by tipper gore, and you know, you had see dolores tucker, people coming out of the woodworkvil. >> so the movie comes out last year, straight out of compton, and it comes out at this moment when you've got ferguson, baltimore, staten island, all these incidents of police brutality, and it was like a lot of the stuff that you were talking about in 1988, 1989. >> in a lot of ways, it's a a shame that the same thing we were going through is the same thing is still happening. not too much has changed with the behavior of the authorities on, you know, just realizing that, you know, it's not cool to prey on your own citizens. it's just never cool. >> but you know, one of the things going on in the summer, like i said, last summer, when straight out of compton, the black lives matter movement. >> one race in the culture is being treated, you know, pretty unfairly. it's probably more than one. it's probably a few that are being treated pretty unfairly by the system. so that has to be addressed. and i think the fact that you even have to say black lives matter lets you know how bad t