when i left haines city, the look on ben's face just tore me apart. so patty and i made the decision that i would go ahead and get out the navy. we would come down and go to work for her mom and dad. >> did it end up being what you thought it would be? >> no, it was totally different, out of our comfort zone. >> we were trying to get our feet wet and figure out exactly where our part was gonna be within the family structure, the business structure. >> and as allen discovers, wrangling these 600-pound, 10-foot carnivores is not without its hazards. what happened to your finger? >> crocodile bit it off. >> a crocodile bit it off? is that just a day at the office? >> that day, it was. [ both laugh ] >> working with patty's dad, allen learns the ins and outs of the gator business -- and to keep his fingers away from their mouths. >> we spend all of our time trying to make sure our alligators are happy, they're fed well, they have healthy skins. >> and remember dave's first incubator, a wooden crate in the living room? by 1994, son-in-law allen has helped build a n

. >> patty and i, we met when we were 14 years old in junior high school. it was kind of funny because i told my best friend, i said, "that's the girl that i'm gonna marry." >> their son ben is gatorama's official crocodilian wrangler. >> hi. how's everybody doing today? so, where's everybody from? tennessee. i'll count slow for you. >> ben can't resist bringing a reporter from new york into the show. >> come on up here, crocodile. come on. >> he's got that evil-eye thing going. come on. come on, come on. up, up, up, up. yeah! whoo-whoo! [ applause ] tourism is about half of gatorama's business. >> i could see a vest out of this. i think you need to get me one. >> [ chuckles ] >> the other half is farming gators for skins and meat. >> the value of the skin would probably be around $600, maybe

. >> mcdonald's is testing something new: fresh beef patty ies at 14 restaurants in dallas. in it goes national the change could help mcdonald's compete against wendy's and other chains that promise fresh not frozen ingredients. ingredients. >> >>> this morning the t.s.a. said they have fixed the problem this caused thousands of checked bags to go unscreened at phoenix airport yesterday. 3,000 budgets were supposed to be on airplanes, instead, sat in this parking lot. t.s.a. said a computer glitch derailed the automatic checked bag scening system and the average said they are working on screening the behalves, getting them on planes and reuniting them with the owners. >> we have had sinkhole recently, and look at this one, in southeast london. you can see it nearly swallowed the blue car, literally hanging by the two front wheels. this happened yesterday morning, crews had to use the crane to pull the car out and the driver is okay. he said he is the car with him. >> researchers in baltimore are suggesting that good cholesterol is not the end all and be all for preventing he

. >> patty, i you will start with you, is this a crisis? has it reached crisis level and is it harming our economy? >> it's not a crisis, there's a concern, right, because it's over a trillion dollars and for an individual house that could be considered a crisis. however, it is with the federal government these dollars, so it's more around how do we keep it from getting out of control, it's not going to necessarily impact our economy at the present time. >> i want to talk about loan responsibility, about the difference for when parents, students are on the hook, either students themselves, sor parent or both? >> it depends, there's different kinds of loans that you take. who is responsible depends on who took on the obligation. the classic student loans that come through with the financial aid package, those are the responsibility of the student, sometimes families need more help to close the gap to afford tuition and that is when parent-s will go out and take out loans and they can do it either through a government backed fund called the p

patti!>>atti (laughter). >> i hear from it every angle. ike, lik what is your name? yesterday ye this guy said, oh, patti.at they call me patti.at they lose it. i had somebody go down to theowt ground like oh my god. >> really? >> back to a business question.o we talk about it you said we cae talk about it. i i feel like -- i remember whenee it first happened. you know, these media spots thee g patti is made because so and o so and so then we saw how sheowe embraced you and all that.ha my question is for wal*martmart because when i walk into the wal*mart on georgia avenueia anu northwest dc patti pies areies sitting right in the front. owe want to know does jameses sheinelle have little cut of tht patti pie success. >> at least a lifetime supply f the patti pies. >> i have to purchase patti piep yesterday. >> what? >> you should just walk in andn they should just be like here'sr a cart.aar >> in the store, no, when i walw in. in it's the guy the the pat guy.. >> then they're look 3.99. 3.99. >> um-hmm. >> you don't have to buy anye tb pies.

it is a nice, steamed patty. i worry the french fries will get soggy. >> and the french fries are the problem. if you are in a sauna i know where you can put the onion rings. but the fries -- >> where? just say it. >> you can get served by the pool and they bring out drinks and -- >> here is the thing too, it is so bloody cold and dark and they drink so much it is no wonder they came up with this idea. the other thing is three hours, i mean this is supposed to be fast-food. it is no longer fast-food. >> that's why. you have a hamburger and take a steam. >>> coming up, half time with tv's andy levy and the pod cast is back. subscribe on itunes and fox news radio.com. >>> hi and welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and may have missed from tv's andy levy. >> viewers at home, tom is singing a delightful song to me. do you want to share? >> it is something about answer andy. >> you don't want to sing for them? >> ♪ answer andy that's it. >> trump's pr man may have been himself. i just want to point out at t

they definitely want a change. >> patti, i want to let you respond to what jeffrey just said. >> yeahthat the president is in at the g7 and reporting back that he's hearing from foreign leaders that they're rattled by donald trump and his, you know, outlandish ideas when it comes to foreign policy, whether it's having mexico build a wall, having paid for a wall -- or excuse me, i'm losing my voice -- or complimenting kim jong-un for killing his relatives or pulling out of nato, these are outlandish things that foreign leaders are kind of scratching their head at and shaking their head at frankly. so i don't think it's about insiders versus outsiders. i think it's about really having the ideas and the judgment to lead this country in the world. >> patti, i want to ask you to respond to the state department report that came out yesterday that has really given ammo to donald trump. he immediately pounced on that to go after hillary clinton. are you concerned that this report will only further perhaps diminish trust among voters with hillary clinton? >> you know, hillary clinton said that

. >> patty and i were standing there. >> reporter: one will almost always find a kiefer somewhere near the table. be that charlie kiefer, his wife patty or more often than not, both. in fact, over the past 25 years, this couple has volunteered for, well, for too many groups to lift. >> you haven't got enough time and we don't have enough time. >> here it comes. okay, everybody. we've got to wave. not enough time, perhaps, because lately, charlie and patty have had a train to catch. >> we want to welcome everybody aboard. >> twice a month this summer, the kiefers are boarding amtrak's co-star light in san jose headed to san luis obispo. >> you should start looking for the mission bells. >> as part of a partnership between amtrak and the national park service called trails and rails, the kiefers have been asked to give a presentation about the history along these tracks, a route that mirrors the deanza expedition of 1775, one that brought the first european families to california including -- >> marie delos angeles castro who was my great-great-great grandmother. three greats. >> very fe

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once i turn them off -- >> you're lying. >> turn the cameras on, patty. turn them on. patty! three. g to pull the trigger. one! >> patty, what do you want me to do? >> turn them on, patty. >> two! >> what do you want me to do? >> put it up. >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> it's funny too. it is funny too. it's complicated. it's a complicated movie. >> jimmy: you end up getting -- you get to know that guy a a little bit more. that character, yeah. since it's your first time on the show, i would love to play a game with you. >> i can't wait! >> jimmy: i'm so excited about this. >> i can't wait. >> jimmy: i love that you said yes to this. jodie foster and i are playing egg russian roulette after the break. [ cheers and applause ] it will be fun. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [electronic sound effects] brace yourself... the first ever gsf is here. with a 467 horse power v8 engine... torque vectoring differential... and brembo brakes. it's the next expression of f performance, from lexus. i have an orc-o

i cooked it. that the patties there. i cooked those, too. they're going to want seconds of those, i guarantee you that. >> although abdallah takes pride in his work, he may be overestimating its appeal. >> the food sucks. >> i can't wait to get pizza when i get out of here. >> it's all disgusting county food. >> there is an alternative to the complimentary meals served up in the kitchen. >> canteen! >> every thursday is canteen day. >> like christmas to them. honey buns, chips. i guess they don't get none of that stuff on their lunch trays or whatnot. for them to get that, they're happy. everybody excited when it comes in. >> in addition to snacks, inmates can purchase canteen items such as toiletries, clothing, radios, and writing supplies through debit accounts funded by friends or family on the outside. >> it's really exciting to me because i've never been to jail. i've never been in any trouble. me coming inside jail, this is my first time basically seeing an inside of a jail. >> michael wilkerson has been driving to jail every thursday

i am patty ann brown. beauty and the beast when kate met chapo starts now. holding the win or take all republican primary. ♪ [ playing the national anthem ] ♪ >>> good morning. it is sunday, may 8, 2016. i'm abby huntsman. a fox news alert. a security breach after a mysterious man sneaks past security and vanishes into the nearby east river. now police are deploying deep water divers to find the man. >>> and donald trump not wasting any time. he's already going after bill clinton. >> he lies. you remember the famous i did not have sex with that woman and then a couple of months later, i'm guilty. and she's taking negative ads on me. >> the clintons say they're not either bothe

michael: i have breakfast with her every morning. that is my wife, patty. she was on the committee that hired me at microsoft. over 20 years ago. what's the best thing about being married to her? michael: gosh. where to start. i think i better not answer that. everything about being married to patty is wonderful. brian: what role has she played as this parkinson's has progressed? michael: she is very good at making sure i behave myself, that i take my pills, and do my exercise and all that sort of stuff. it is just very nice to have nice to complain to when things are getting bad and so on. brian: if you've had a bad day, what happens? only there may be something you can't do. although, there are very few of those. i stopped driving at patty's insistence. , the hardesty thing to accommodate. brian: you talk about that as it relates to other people. what is the impact you have found? men morepecially for than women, although i think -- it's not just an inconvenience. there is a sense of freedom about having a car and being able to get up and go where ever you

i mean, clearly patty and family -- michael: i don't know., i think i'm pretty good just taking what comes. this is what came. charlie: you said dementia is especially cruel. what you said about diseases of the brain. michael: well, yes. what i should have emphasized more in this book, you know, we take physical ailments in stride. you break your leg, so you broke your leg. in six months it will heal. and no one gets turned down for a job because they have a broken leg, or it must be very rare. but mentally, caught miserabl cognitivly, it is a different story. i took a cognitive exam. i took several, just to see what was going on, if there was any progress, and they did show some regress, i guess you would call it. much.t all that it's like having a broken leg, or not even that serious, but it does exist. charlie: what brings you the most satisfaction? michael: the most satisfaction, in life? i guess i better say -- charlie: family and all that. but is it finding a great book to read? having somebody tell you something you didn't know in an i

patti, let me read you from jay carson's instagram. i think we even undersold it. >> he writes here is the really bad news. this guy can win a general election pretty damn easily. i hear far too many of my liberal friends calling him a joke and acting like the general is in the bag which is nuts because he's dangerous and he has a path to victory. do you agree with jay, patti? essentially we're saying democrats are complacent. >> look, i do agree with jay. i worked with jay. i like jay very much and he's very smart. first of all, it's really difficult to observe the republican primary and underestimate donald trump, what he accomplished is really a fantastic feat. and yesterday, you know, when you look at his meetings he had with paul ryan and republican members of the house and senate, i mean, you see these prominent stabment leestablishment leader doing contortions to get to a place where they can support and endorse donald trump and they're doing so because unless they don't, they're basically handing over the presidency and likely th

i am patty ann brown in for julie banderas and this is it the fox report. new tonight, sources inside of the trump come pain are telling fox news that the presumptive nominee is is looking into giving his nomination address in a large sports stadium. one that is far bigger than the quicken sports arena. none of this is set in stone. but trump said he wanted to add more excitement to the republican national convention. plenty of excitement on the democratic side. bernie sanders barnstorming california today. he closed the gap on hillary clinton there, but trails her by a wide marge anyone the delegate count. will carr following the fight between sanders and clinton. and city officials are trying to men myself security concernses? >> reporter: cleveland is planning to present an over vow for the security scheme for the republican national convention. cleveland's government is addressing rumors that the city is unprepared to handle the convention. this after the greensboro police department resended the offer of 50 officers. donald trump secured the delegates

i am patty ann brown in for julie banderas and this is it the fox report.ew tonight, sources inside of the trump come pain are telling fox news that the presumptive nominee is is looking into giving his nomination address in a large sports stadium. one that is far bigger than the quicken sports arena. none of this is set in stone. but trump said he wanted to add more excitement to the republican national convention. plenty of excitement on the

. >> we love you, patty, and we're all praying for you. i know those people. they have good ideals. em the wrong way. >> initially, patty's kidnapping progresses exactly like you would expect, but then things start to get seriously weird. >> patty hearst claims now she has become tania x, newest recruit in the symbionese liberation army. >> i've changed. i've become conscious and can never go back to the life i led before. >> at least initially there's widespread skepticism that patty hearst would join this group. it wasn't until she actually showed up in the middle of an sla bank robbery with a machine gun that suddenly all the country and all the world realize that this heiress was now part of an underground terrorist group. >> she held that weapon like she would use it? >> yes, absolutely. i thought she would any minute. >> people really didn't understand at this time the hostage reaction. the term "stockholm syndrome" hadn't yet become current. >> it was a fascinating case in stockholm last year, you recall it, there was a bank robbery in stockholm. one of the women who was held

we need to wish happy belated birthday to, who did i tell had you a birthday? >> pattiabelle, philadelphia's own. >> yes, yesterday she celebrate, i forget, sue serio, howell you told me she was? >> she may not want us to tell. she is timeless, miss patty, and happy birthday, belated, to you. >>> all right, here is bus stop buddy, now, we've re place dollars the umbrella with the sunscreen bottle. we've had a lot of gray days in may, we've had a lot of rain in may. so you'll want to go out, enjoy it day, which means, you're going have to put on the sunscreen, because, you know, it might be your first day out for a long time. lot of sunshine, already evidence, 59 degrees, sunrise is official at 5 38. 78 press relative humidity, calm winds, very tranquil start to the day. 40 degrees in mount pocono, cool up there, 52 in allentown, 56 degrees in trenton. already in the 60s in dover, delaware, a big warm up expected there. high concentration of air pollution, so if you have boating issues specially take it easy for today. 88 degrees the high temperature, humidity doesn't ki

i now work for the director of national intelligence. host: so tell us, patty, who's your choice for commander-in-chief? what qualities because of your experience, what qualities does a commander-in-chief need to have and do you see that in any of these candidates? caller: yeah. i mean, i have been in washington working national security for over 27 years now. and i say that the first point i want to make about hillary clinton is the only choice for commander-in-chief is that she has lived through in the inside on dilemmas facing us over the last 15, 20 years, regarding the changing nature of warfare. she understands that counterinsurgency has nothing to do with the size of the military or the size of our weapons or how many nukes we have or how, you know, how bolster -- boastful we are about our power. we are bigger than the next seven nations together in terms of our military. so to say that the obama administration has torn down the military is ridiculous. made it smaller, made it smarter, more sophisticated. hillary has lived all of that. i just want to mak

well, i do have a favor. patty early from their vacation, but the cleaners still haven't gotten all the black mold out of their apartment. (deep roar) so they need a place to stay. here. (shrieks) paris was a bust. they wouldn't even let us see the mona lisa. they kept yelling, "la joconde! her smile will die!" no, marge, no! you can't invite a couple of riddlers to stay in the bat cave!

i better not answer them. everything about being married to patty is wonderful. ed,hat role has she and you have been married since 2002. what role has she played since your parkinson's has regressed? michael: she is good at making sure i behave myself and take my pills, exercise and all of that stuff. and of course, it is very nice to have someone nice to complain to when things are getting bad and so on in so forth. brian: if you have had a bad day, what happens? michael: -- brian: what is the difference between a normal day and a bad day? michael: only there may be something i cannot do. although, there are very few of those. i have stopped driving at patty's insistence. that is the hardest thing to accommodate. brian: you talk about that as it relates to other people as they have to stop. what is the impact you have found it has on people? michael: especially men more than women, although i think both genders -- it is not just an inconvenience. there is a sense of freedom about having a car and being able to go wherever you want to go. that is hard to give up.

i equality and the like. so there's going to be a real fight on those themes as well. >> let us remember that he is -- i'm sorry, patti. you started to ask me a question. >> i just wanted to know, what if she's indicted? >> if she's indicted, look, let me tell you, you auwant to see change. by the way, i think it's irresponsible for the fbi not to decide this, get something before the convention. it would be irresponsible to the country. and i believe that she could be, and if she's indicted, the democrats, i guarantee, will do this. they will attempt to insert joe biden who did not run just like humphrey in '68. those of us who were alive, if you watch bernie sanders' supporters, when a candidate who's run when millions of votes are denied running, the same picture you could have on the republican side. but the other thing with her is, she is -- look, when she finally gets challenged being what she is, which is a chameleon, she will say anything to get elected, left, right, center. she's taken herself very far left. she has thrown her husband under the bus except for on the economy. and now you say she wants to move

i am patty ann brown in for julie banderas and this is it the fox report., sources inside of the trump come pain are telling fox news that the presumptive nominee is is looking into giving his nomination address in a large sports stadium. one that is far bigger than the quicken sports arena. none of this is set in stone. but trump said he wanted to add more excitement to the republican national convention. plenty of excitement on the

saying he doesn't have a place in the party today and i do think we'll see if he wins indiana, i think patty's he needs a really big margin. not just to change the trajectory of the race but demonstrate there's an underlying feeling this thing has to keep going. >> it has to keep going. what do you think of jeff's reaction when i asked him about debbie wasserman-schultz saying the democrats should be the only ones in the primary? >> there hasn't been a lot of love lost between the dnc and bernie sanders campaign so it doesn't really surprise me that that continues. but this has been good for the sanders campaign. they say they're speaking truth to power and the dnc is a great loyal. >> he talked about the young people drawn into the process. donald trump said the young people who are supporting bernie sanders, those are the kind of voters he's going to pull over in a general when he's up to hillary clinton. is there evidence of that? >> i think it's wishful thinking on donald trump's part. they are both preaching a certain bit of populism and that has been their appeal but their populist messa

. >> i need to talk to somebody about the billboard, and this lady will do. she's pattyhvin, president of the harrison chamber of commerce. >> after i cried for a little while and kind of had a little hissy fit, then we started working on what do we do? how do you counter a billboard that doesn't have an author? >> yes. because there's no website. there's no name. there's nobody claiming credit. there's no address. it's just a billboard. >> it's just the billboard. >> now, the people of harrison don't actually know who's responsible for this sign. but if i was placing a bet, i'd guess this guy. >> harrison became a better place to live without its negroes. >> the guy so racist he pronounces negroes "nigroes." pastor thomas robb is leader of the knights party of the ku klux klan, a powerful local kkk group with a large internet presence. robb has been known for years for his attempts to soften the image of the kkk. it's a stab at 21st century rebranding. >> i don't hate black people. but i do love my people more. >> reporter: robb has replaced the white hood with a suit a

. >> i agree with you patty that hillary clinton was a victim. she was cheated on by her husband. y women in america can empathize with her. there were other victims and i do think they deserve to be listened to just as much. >> we're two for one. you get two for one. you cannot separate bill from hillary. i get she is running but it's really hard to separate the two. it's two for one. >> help me understand this. as i say as the victim of sexual abuse should always have their say but have they not had their say. >> it never ends. my god i have a sister that was raped. it never ends. in terms of -- i agree with what she's saying -- >> that's are unsubstantiated. >> look at those women. look at monica. she lost her life. she had to go into hiding. she was a victim. >> i think everyone agrees with you and she said that everyone said that monica was the real deal. >> she lost her life. >> there's other things that are being brought up. >> look, i wish they would take a page out of my candidate's book, senator bernie sanders, let's stick to the issues baby. this is what is going to happ

he kind of of looks like a teen idol still and what a great guy, i want to say hi to sarah a dash who was a member of labelle, patty labelle's group who watches our show every day. i don't have her picture right here but i will show it at another time. great the to meet you. let's look at our next photo the owe, we are celebrating nia's birthday the at baltimore at american museum of visionary art which is totally cool, and totally cool to be with my daughter. >> next, i think it was mothers day, nia helped me with my cup cake bouquet, i did it right, thanks to the this time but i was one upped by my niece morgan who is there, she baked one, she did a cup cake bouquet we did a close-up there and she did all different kind of flowers and different colors. i just did two colors. morgan serio did you an awesome job. one more photo with my mom, on mothers day yesterday. >> yeah. >> if you are still awake, after all of my family photos, it is your turn right now. >> love your family photos good love them. >> all right. >> you talk about your weekend, these kid had a fantastic weekend. did you go to the beiber concert. >

. >> i is that a patty melt? >> no, grilled cheese. >> where is the meat? >> grilled cheese. mike, cheese steak, you said eat whatever you want. grilled shake -- >> oh, tomato soup. >> and some fries. >> muscle being house, right off 19th and chestnut. grilled cheese, tomato soup, fries. >> bob, thanks. more coming. >> sharon osborne is opening up about her split now from her husband of how many years? thirty-three years? ozzie. >> i saw them over the weekend, so surprised because they've been through thick and thin together. >> oh, ya. so who is she telling? all of the co-hosts on the show the talk. >> she opened but why now, was the time, to finally leave her husband. and time to start a new. >> because i'm 63 years of age. and i can't keep living like this. >> (applause). >> are you and ozzie currently on speaking terms? when is the last time you spoke to him? >> ya, we are talking, spoke to him last night. you know, not with him, but i speak to him, sure. i just want say that when i know what i'm going to do with the rest of my life, who i am going to be spending my life

i am joined by earnest patty senior attending at saint barnabas. a crash? >> we worry about the severity of your injuries, did you get injured where you are bleeding. >> turn cuts are reserved for bleeding by medical professionals. >> you might take your shirt off and wrap it around there? >> sure. i would say that's a possibility. >> what if you feel a pain in a limb? >> you should bear wait on it. what helps is using a book, magazines, a board in the car, anything solid you can wrap around it or apply a scarf or a piece of cloth. >> what if something is sticking out of you like a piece of glass if you get impaled on something? >> i would never attempt to remove the item. many times the first responders will bring you to the hospital with that item in your body so it can be removed in a controlled or setting where a risk of bleeding or further injury is less. >> now you are here in the hospital. ambulances brought you here, because again the ems make the decisions. the paramedics decide who goes to the hospital. you come to the hospital. we are se

i will support principled conservatives at state and federal levels just as i have done my entire life." kevin mad pan, patti live from omaha, nebraska, where the candidate is traveling. if i could begin with you, you now have added jeb bush, former presidential candidate, former governor of florida to a long list of prominent republican leaders including the two former bush presidents, bush 41, bush 43, governor romney, speaker ryan who says he's not ready to support donald trump. how much of a concern is this to you so many prominent republican, many of them ruling out even changing their minds on the man who is now the republican nominee? >> well i mean, that was shocking to hear that jeb said that, but you know, when i hear that it's like wow, then you must not be a true die-hard republican like you claim to be. at the end of the day i thought this was going to be about getting behind donald trump to ensure that hillary clinton doesn't get in the white house, but in due time. this is all still so new so we'll see. >> kevin, if i could ask you, you heard lindsey graham adding his name to the list of promi

[laughter] patti and attacks meet such a question? i have done hours just on the subject. it is meaningless. it means i contemplate my navel in a sophisticated manner it doesn't mean anything. i'm spiritual but notsn religious. if you have no religion what you have spirituality? what does that mean? that flowers are beautiful?ievea animals are loving? what does it mean? it doesn't mean anything but without religion were without a code religion gives you a code and a set of police said appeared youhe reject them police you have to grapple with them. remember israel the founding group of the old testament means struggle with god. and i take that seriously as a believer ideas struggle with god when i see all the suffering in this world of an unjust suffering forget the obvious if your neighbor federal whole country and is i meman concentration camp the 100 billion of world war ii? so i a understand with guide so you have to struggle with god also it is not enough i was invited to their great credit that atheist group they invited me to there in annual convention to debate die

patti wood. >> one of the things i noticed right away is telly went into a frozen back posture. she does that normally a little bit. but she stayed frozen back a lot longer than she normally would. and that's a position that shows power and control over the situation. but also, a withdrawal from michael. >> patti also says that kelly's gestures conveyed anger. and there was this interesting moment. >> if you watch here, watch closely, she sticks out her tongue, and then she goes into wonderwoman. so shows her defiance with the tongue thrust and says i am a powerful woman with the wonderwoman pose. >> kelly's husband mark had interesting body language with the paparazzi this week. he tried to clear a path as kelly left for work. >> highways the first thing you're going to say to michael? >> the big question now, all the tv executives are asking, is kelly ripa going to stay? is she going to stay after her contract expires? abc is going to have to put a lot more money on the table to have a chance at persuading her to stay put. >> speaking of kelly's contract, on thursday, during a

about it now and the state of the race with senior congressional director, pat patti solis-doyle and mary catherine hamm. iways knew this is where this was headed. does what happened today change anything? >> you're telling me there's not a contention fight? >> i wish i could tell you there was. >> he done did it. there's no other story there. it was improbable and he did it in a way that nobody would have predicted. and he broke all of the rules getting there and that's why going into a general election, he continues to be a wildcard because he'll continue to break every rule doing that as well. >> patti, president obama abroad criticized trump saying that a lot of world leaders are rattled by him. >> right. >> trump responded this afternoon. take a listen. >> he used a bad word because he knows nothing about business. when you rattle someone, that's good. because many of the world, as you know, many of the countries in our world, beautiful world, have been absolutely abusing us and taking advantage us us. if they are rattled in a friendly way, that is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> i don't think they

i better not answer that. everything about being married to patty is wonderful. brian: what role has she played, and you have been married since 2002 -- what role has she played since your parkinson's has regressed? michael: she is good at making sure i behave myself and take my pills, do my exercise, and all of that stuff. and of course, it is very nice to have someone nice to complain to when things are getting bad and so on and so forth. brian: if you have had a really bad day, what happens? michael: if i've had a really bad day -- brian: what is the difference between a normal day and a bad day? michael: only there may be something i cannot do. although, there are very few of those. i have stopped driving at patty's insistence. that is the hardest thing to accommodate. brian: you talk about that as it relates to other people as they have to stop driving. what is the impact you have found it has on people? michael: especially men more than women, although i think both genders -- it is not just an inconvenience. there is a sense of freedom about having a car and

and then i met my wife. >> patty. >> and there's a lot of good things happening. >> came out of it. >> yes. and david recommendnick has been an exslebts editor of "the new yorker." so it all ended up more or less happily. >> speaking of magazines, you also say that you don't want to write another book. that books is not your best forum. you are a colume man and a magazine man. >> yeah, well, 1200 words is my ideal length. and i'm going to stick to that. >> rose: yeah. when you finally decide you had to tell people what happened, why did you do that. because it would be obvious. >> yeah, it was-- i mean the symptoms have not stayed still. but they moved pretty slowly. >> yeah. >> but they have not stayed still. and more people were finding out. and alsod people i told were telling other people. and the secretary rat-- secret was not going to hold. so i wrote a piece. that's what journalists do. >> yes. >> you are best known, you have said, in this book for a piece about how hard it was. i think way back when. maybe for "the new york times" magazine, i don't remember. how hard it was to