i wanted to be like ben carson. i really wanted to be a surgeon. and when i was about nine years old, my mom took me a talent agent. she signed me up, sent me on auditions, and all of a sudden one thing leads to another and i'm doing mcdonald's commercials. and then i'm mike seaver on growing pains. that lasted for quite a while. through my college years, i ended up getting to my on screen girlfriend and i. i i lost my my belief in atheism, if i could phrase it that way. and today i'm recovering from atheism as i'm healing through learning to know and love god with all of my heart. so those worldview shifts from my career to my philosophical. religious worldview has, i think, filled me with so much gratitude and i want to live the rest of my life in a way that keeping evil in check and amplifying and magnifying the good. it's still married to your onscreen girlfriend, chelsea cameron, six children and a recent grandchild what books are you playing to read to that newborn grandchild? wow wow. we love reading books. got a whole library of books that

everybody knows you that's all right, we love ben carson. secretary of energy i introduced and doug collins and the mueller hearings. the catastrophe every democrat remembers, this is not a good situation and that's where it all ended. they didn't know anything about anything. you know what we are talking about, do you? no. not a good day for them but a good day for justice, i can tell you that. epa administrator lee zeldin ran for governor of new york. he almost one, and fantastic run and very smart. fantastic. he was always strong, a tremendous lawyer in the big believer in the environment good and clean and healthy and i want to thank you. vote speedily because a lot of people the process, we just want them to go quickly and you can get the same answer in a matter of months as opposed to years because people are coming in tremendous amounts of money and yesterday i had improved in the office apple, he's investing hundreds of billions of dollars, i hope is an obstinate, i hope i didn't pronounce this but -- all you do is tell the truth, th

i mean, you know, donald trump would ben carson, a brilliant heart surgeon in charge of housing for somereason, solutionists have an arrogance to them because they think all the world's problems simply haven't been solved yet. because i haven't contemplated the solution. and so that kind of arrogance to elon musk, combined with trump's just unleashing him to any anywhere, i think makes a pretty dangerous combination. >> someone that, you know, larry, who has made this statement that we're in our monarch era, i think you know who said this, and i'm wondering if that's how you see things. >> uh, well, i love watching the dynamic between these two, because to me, it's kind of like a batman batman scenario that we have going on right now. and trump trump doesn't even look like a batman robin scenario. i mean, the maga mob, you know, threatened to hang his last robin. he was like, i have no problem with that, you know? you know, which is so bizarre. but when you look at this power dynamic, it's fascinating because i love kara's take on this, because she she's absolutely right. i mean, think a

council where i had the privilege of learning for my dear friend and mentor and former secretary ben carson impact of opportunities provided for americans to create a true foundation and ultimately allow them to become self-sufficient and self sustainment and unleash the potential the lord has blessed every individual in our country with no excited to build on the success and opportunities in this next chapter and continue delivering opportunity self-sufficiency to the forgotten men and women and families of america. after leaving the white house, i felt the lord calling me to continue serving so my wife and i started off, we mentored high school and college student athletes and provide first kids programs children how to become proficient readers. how many know that leaders are readers? an interesting fact, as of today, only one third of fourth graders in america read grade level. only one third. that's unacceptable for our nation and we are failing our children. we do not give them the tools they need. the first goal is to change the trajectory of the children in our country. all along th

ben affleck famous. >> that's a shame. [ laughter ]. >> that's a good one. >> that's so cute. >> thank you for those, carson. >>> just ahead, the starst he brought. >> and his joyful relative, jean rouse green, irish relative, uncle grimace. >> he was a fan favorite in the '70s. haven't seen him for a while. he's here. it's been decades since he graced us with his pleasure. he's back and for a great cause, as the beloved shamrock shake is returning from february 10th to march 23rd. this year 25 cents of each shamrock shake sold will support local ronald mcdonald charity families. how about a special first sip? cheers for a great cause. >> and it's eagle's green. just saying. >> oh, that's true. >> by the way, ronald mcdonald house -- god's kwork. they've been doing god's work for a long time. >> it's awesome. cheers to do you. jenna, you're here. is the the author of the book. >> savannah started here today. the book is in stores today, y'all. scan that qr code or you can pick it up at your local store. >>> coming up in a few minutes, two of hollywood's most sought after stars are teaming up in this film called "the gorge." it's like