how are you steve spencer? was my secretary when i was present, the thing that i was shocked about is why steve didn't come to somebody for help because everybody used to go to steve for help be real honest, which if it was a steve a lot of days, i probably could that role to people, even the president of the union would come to him for advice because they knew, well everyone knew the post to management knew of the union members old any new that he had so much knowledge. and i think that's where part of the problem came in. they were truly afraid of being me. he was the one that they were determined to see blame the puzzle for me. i wasn't surprised at what happened last week because i've seen it come and there's, there's going to be a lot more coming to if, if they don't stop doing the stress level walking into the building. i think people feel like their jobs are on the line. i think they feel like that if they say something that they're going to be after, i don't find things to go after them for that. i'll fi

spencer: how about some thank you donations for those who are mentors? [laughter] dion: i was just about to say. into proud to beg? [laughter] larry: it's better to give than receive. dion: finally, steveon to appear on jeopardy after his look-alike when the professor tournament. he just won $100,000 in thehe championship. he is an associate professor at a naval postgraduate school and a dead ringer for steve martin. jeopardy extended an invitation for martin to appear on the show. martin responded with a cheeky tweet, so great to split the prize money. at first glance, he does look an awful lot like him. what do you think? larry: in the first shot looked dead on. angle. larry: george clooney comments when i turned this way. brad pitt. both of them. dion: it's the wor the say you look like someone but that person looks nothing like you. sometimes a little offensive. who do you get? dion: lucy lu. completely different. that was the only asian woman of prominence in hollywood. larry: the only person they had seen. spencer: years ago, they used to call me a skinny reggie jackson. just from the face, i look like reggie jackson. larry: a taller reggie jackson. reggie jackson is like 5'9". s

spencer: splash. dan: what a great moment. kristen: everyone is in the house tonight, talking about how everyone has come out, ray allen , and emotional steph curry and stevehe house. dan: what a moment. drew, if you will ask chris, steph curry in some ways has changed. the game has been changing but in some ways he changed offense in the nba. everyone is shooting so much more from three points, the three-point line and beyond. it has changed the way basketball is played. >> dan asks this has changed the way the game has played. >> steph curry has definitely changed the game. he is not the tallest, 6'3" but he has shown that skill in dribbling and shooting, and no kids grow up, they want to be like steph. back in the day it was michael jordan. if you are between, i don't know, a young kid to 15, steph is your guide. people who are a little older, he has been the guy they have grown up with. steph has made basketball success -- accessible for anyone. if you can shoot, they will find a place for you in the league. he has changed the way the game is played. he works so hard. this doesn't happen overnight. steph has spent hours and hours working on his body an