so here you go, raffi. what you should do with your dad so i can talk to you at all times. >> then i would have to communicate with you, though. >> we're here with the president of the hall, david baker. thanks for having us. >> juan, great to have you to the most inspirational place on earth. >> a lot of pro football players have become politicians. >> it is a great game, and in many respects, the perseverance, the courage, the team work, all the values that you learn in this game can help you go on in life. and the difficulty is that politics sometimes is about separating people. whether you're a republican or a democrat, you know, different demographics -- >> black or white. >> but in football, it's all about coming together. the only color that matters is whether or not you got the same jersey. >> one of the big lessons here for raffi, and one of the inspiring moments in my life is watching doug williams, the first black quarterback, start a super bowl, win a super bowl, mvp of the super bowl. locked an

raffi is with us in the cohost stand.ow are you doing. >> guest: hi. >> armstrong: did you consider moving back home when you were >> armstrong: let us introduce our guests, patricia lee, is spokesperson fortunate generation. and justin lee is the executive director, and new to our show the editor of red alert. and not so new, michael green, teacher and broadcast journalist. let's frame this conversation. you know, i am fully grown, and you know, it was my mother, and she is 90 years old, you never grow up. you are still her child. if you go back home, you are going to be treated like a child, like a teenager, i don't care whether you are a kid or whether you got a degree, and it's the price you pay, it's a sacrifice. it's not your home and you are governed by their rules, and sometimes you can save some money and contribute to their house old, but this is phenomenal, young people are moving back home. do they consider the circumstances of what is at hand or is all of us to learn in the conversation. >> guest: when it com

raffy, take it away. >> it's trivia time. dance day. for those of you joining us for the first time, hey, kelly. here's how you play. log on to nbcnewyork.com/trivia. you have to hit refresh because the browser must be up to date. once we begin the questions pop up on your tv screen and you have 12 seconds to choose an answer by selecting those options on your browser. while on line chat with your trivia players there on the site. let's get that countdown clock we all know dancing is good for the spirit but did you know it's also good for your health? doctors say it can prevent osteoarthritis and it helps cognitive ability and they are dancing in the control room. yes. there are plenty of places to get your dance on. warm up in queens through august and at the jazz age lawn party on governor's island. the only way to play is logging that will up your score. good luck. dance trivia is here. one, who sings dancing in the streets? martha washington, martha stewart or martha reeves. this star got her start in motown not as a singer but a se

it's my son, raffi.ublican officials and if delegates, they're all hugging and kissing him and greeting him. they don't even know me. so he may know more about the news than i do. i say that because today his new website circa launched. he's covering the convention for this new website that reaches out to republican my lineals. so they can out the site. >>> celebrating pete's book in the arena, fantastic book. he is a fox news contributor, a decorated iraq and afghanistan war veteran and author. so it's a vigorous call to arms and restore american power abroad. definitely recommend it. so when you go to buy it, pick up also a copy of eric's book "wake up, america," number five on "the new york times" best seller list. >> all right. that's it for us. set your dvr so you never miss an episode. that's it for us. "special report" right now. >>> all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it, and the resolution is agreed to. >> roll call vote! roll call vote! >> the secretary received re

>> today, i grabbed my son, raffy, who is here as a writer for a new conservative website called "circaur up the road to canton, ohio and the pro football hall of fame. it was a father-son blast. and i'll show you on tomorrow's show. here is a preview of us showing the ball around in front of the hall of fame. >> good hands. >> and watch the pass he throws here. oh! what a beautiful throw. >> how many times did you take to get that shot? >> that was the first time and we were throwing straight ahead, dana, and he just lofted it. that guy's good. >> that's a good little field trip. >> ohio looks good this week. gutfeld, you're next. >> time for -- "i hate these people!" when i see these protesters these days, you see they're quite different from protesters of old in two distinct ways. one, lack of muscle tone. these guys are not in shape. they sit around all day and play video games, then walk around with signs. you could knock them down with the lightest plastic bowling ball. and number two, there is a plethora of white boys with dread locks. enough already. you've got to wash those thi

. >> in the '70s all i got is "sesame street" and raffi. >> you'll double down on this. >> yeah, i'mhank you, amy. right here. >> thank you. >> pop in with some "pop news." >> i do ask and you shall receive on this "pop news" hump day. dwayne johnson and kevin hart who know how to make a lasting impression and sat down with an interview to promote "central intelligence" and kevin hart did a spot-on impression of the rock. check it out. >> let's say we got to wait, right? you got to pick it up nine times out of ten you can't do a set with it. >> early he was given the people's eyebrow too. kevin hart doing a fantastic job of the rock. "central intelligence" is going to open in theaters, in theaters right now in they are so good together. i think they could host the oscars together. that would be a good call. get that petition going. all right. >>> we move on to some music chesney in a surprise performance of the song "you may be right" last weekend in pittsburgh. check it out. ♪ you may be right ♪ i may be crazy ♪ but it may -- >> friday night kenny chesney crashed billy joel's party

. >> in the '70s all i got is "sesame street" and raffi. >> no, come on. >> who was that?, amy. i have no idea who that is. >> it's very hurtful actually for us. >> thank you, amy. right here. right here. >> thank you, thank you. >>> are you going to pop in with some "pop news"? >> i do.ask and you shall receive on this "pop news" hump day. dwayne johnson and kevin hart who know how to make a lasting impression and sat down with an interview to promote their new film "central intelligence" and kevin hart did a spot-on impression of the rock. check it out. >> let's say we got to wait, right? you got to pick it up nine times out of ten, you can't do a set with it. >> earlier in that interview he was giving the people's eyebrow too. kevin hart doing a fantastic job of the rock. of course, "central intelligence" is going to open in theaters -- it's in theaters right now. >> i enjoyed it. >> they are so good together. i think they could host the oscars together. that would be a good call. get that petition going. all right. >>> we move on to some music news. billy joel was join