>> well, when you were talking about bob hope, it reminded me he came a couple of times to our state dinners. you know, he would walk in and just act like he owned the place and said i have been here so many times, you weren't even born when i was here, so he was fun, and we did -- we had elizabeth taylor once, which was very exciting, and she, of course, was very glamorous, and we had don johnson and melanie griffith one year, and that was quite interesting. she wrote the cutest note to the president and barbara afterwards saying, my mother never told me what i should wear to the white house, and the reason was that she had come in what she thought was a lovely little outfit. it was a gold, all gold sequins. that part was okay. it was very low and very short. >> it was a very little outfit. >> a very little outfit, and so she looked adorable in it, of course, because she had a beautiful figure, but she was very cute, and it was cute of her to write and say, you know, i didn't realize i should have -- i was maybe not quite properly dressed. >> let me ask you, because the white house,

and this is in the hospital with bob hope. bob hope's name comes up quite a bit. he was the one that said that president ford made golf a contact sport. but mrs. ford recovered nicely from this operation, and probably i know she's best known for the betty ford center and people with alcohol and drug dependency. but i can't imagine how many women's lives she saved, happy rockefeller was one of them who got a test because of her or she brought that whole problem out into the open. this is -- we had a is close relationship. this is in the white house solarium. mrs. ford is trying to strangle me yet again for a -- she had to put up with a lot from me. and the queen of england. the queen is a recurring theme here among the first ladies and the social secretaries. a very quick story. this is on the second floor of the white house. as queen elizabeth and the prince were going up in the elevator with the fords before the state dinner, the elevator door opened on the family quarters, and jack ford was standing this without his shirt on, one of the -- one of the sons and he

johnny carson, bob hope, steve martin, jerry lewis. number one on the list hosting the oscars?nored that i have been chosen to mc the award. helping handout these oscars gives me an inner glow. it's more than a glow. i burn up. >> bob hope. >> you were disfall fied because you had up two. >> you said roll tape i didn't see anything yet. >> i am the disqualifier. you are disqualified. >> great american news quiz everybody. there they are. >> flamboyant women edition you will like this one. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, workintogether to help improve ur lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalersor sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, take the lead. ask your doctor if incling advair get your

it's like bob hope. if you look at him, he's chiselled, he's great, but he's got beady eyes. >> that was a compliment, by the way. >> he's very handsome. he's not imposing. he's not bland. why are we going on about how good looking steve carell is? what am i, chopped liver? >> let's talk about love. >> go on. >> how many times have you been properly in love in your life? >> with romantic love? >> i'm assuming women. >> yes. i meant as opposed to family and kittens. >> yes. proper romantic love. >> once. >> and you've been with the same woman 30 years? >> yes. >> she's a lovely, smart, attractive, long suffering woman. why haven't you married her yet? >> well, we are really. we are. >> and yet you're not. >> well, we share everything. >> do you think you ever will? >> never say never. there's no reason we're not getting married other than there's no point at the moment. i'm not digging my heels in saying we can't get married. there's no point. we don't want our families to meet. that's the thing. >> how d

i saw bob hope, 2003. and he was asked about what do you make of the fact that you commanded american forces in vietnam, and we had this terrible setback in southeast asia. and the west has won. what do you make of that? he says, well, i guess it's the luck of the yankees. i just don't know. but i think the answer is that this was a very difficult period. it was a transition period in america. that's pal able in the speeches of that period. that we are really passing through a transition. america is assuming great responsibilities without clir cut enmys and challenges. the am biggous responsibilities that we're assuming. and i think we have difficulties. i think it's impossible anywhere from '61 all the way to '80 for a presidency not in some sense to disappoint america. >> anyone who lived through the nixon administration has deep impressions of your father. what is the most popular misconception about your father? >> i haven't thought about that. i tend to think of the positive. i've kind of retired from

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about 12 years ago, the commander of vietnam and we saw him at a funeral not long ago and i guess bob hope, 2003. and he was asked about, what do you make of the fact that you commanded american forces in vietnam and we had this terrible setback in southeast asia and soviet union has collapsed around the globe and communism is in retreat everywhere and the west has won. what do you make of that? he said, well, i guess it's the luck of the yankees or something. i just don't know. but i think the answer is that this was a very difficult period. it was a transition period in america. i think that's palpable in the speeches of presidents in that period that we are really passing through a transition. americans assuming great responsibilities without clear cut enemies and challenges. they're ambiguous responsibilities that we're assuming. and, so, i think that we had difficulties. impossible from '61, i would say all the way through '80 for a presidency in some sense not to disappoint america. >> julie, anyone who lived through the nixon era had deep impressions of your father. what do you thin

. >> bill: bob hope. you were disqualified. >> you said roll the tape.d [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the education of our u.s. olympic team. >> bill: great america's news edition, flareatt aant w soen edition. michelle obama responded to the controversy over her new booek >> i guess i3 gs more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here and strong w soan put that has been an image that seople have trie since they announced i'm s soe angry black w soan. >> bill: now she is a lawyer making her the third first lady to hold a postgradmeste degree. who was the fist >> bill: hillary clinton you poth got it wrong. held a master's degree. >> laura bush has a librarian masters. very good start. quest

bob. >> hope you enjoy today. because tomorrow will not be as nice. it's going to be a little wet. here's why. look at radar. not too far west of us. already, a bunch of showers near columbus, ohio. down to charleston, west virginia. and guess what. they're moving in a general east/southeast direction. and there's even more across portions of the midwest, as you can see portions of indiana and kentucky. we do expect to see showers developing overnight. temperature-wise, we're at 68. and that is smack-dab normal on this date, by the way. 69, d.c. 58 in oakland. 65 in ocean city. these temperatures today, however, running anywhere from, as you can see, 6, 7, 10 degrees, 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. so we have improved temperature- wise this week. tim out in the outback. lots of sunshine with the thursday forecast. >>> as bob mentioned, spring showers are headed our way. take a look at a few graphics. a little unsettled here as the jet stream is dipping right across the mid-atlantic. it's going to keep still the very cold air to our north. but it's going to allow for warm air fro

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but if you start impugning someone's character, you know, like bob hope would make fun of, you know, president eisenhower's golf swing. but when you start getting into someone's character or getting personal, no, that's not good. and it doesn't feel good to do it. i mean, when you're there, you want to -- you want to give some respect to the -- you know, the level of the office. i mean, it's the white house for god's sakes, you know? and to me it was like terrifying. and they were like trying to make me food like at the dais. i couldn't eat. >> really? >> i couldn't eat. it was too scary. oh, it was terrifying. sick to my stomach terrified. >> listen -- >> i don't know -- >> go ahead. >> no, you go ahead. i'm sorry. >> i just wanted to bring some other folks in here, darrell. i'm joined here in atlanta by political analyst goldie taylor, and then in washington republican strategist anna navarro. thanks to both of you for joining us. this is an interesting opportunity. anna, good to see you. we've been trying to get you on for a while. thanks for joining us. and goldie -- >> i wish yo

supply so let's bring bob english back on to talk about how he thinks this is going to play out so bob i hope i described that right and if not correct me and tell me how you think this could play out. you hit the nail on the head there are a lot of problems that happen when short term interest rates start to start rising . in the economy itself outside of the fed but the fed has its own problems because it's purchased all these trillions of dollars of assets including treasury securities and mortgage backed securities and what it did when it bought those it created reserves or digital money that ended up being parked by the banks that received in the primary dealers at the fed itself and the reason they did that is because the fed gave the ability in october of two thousand and eight to pay interest on reserves on excess reserves in particular so right now we have about two trillion dollars just sitting idle earning interest as zero point two five percent doesn't seem like a lot but according to compared to thirteen week t. bills it's not bad but when the short term interest rates start risi

but you know, if you start impugning someone's character, like, like you know, bob hope would make fun of, you know president eisenhower's golf swing. but when you start getting into some one's character or getting personal it's not good. it doesn't feel good to do it. when you are there you want to -- you want to give some respect to the, the -- the level of the office. i mean it's the white house for god sake, you know. >> yeah. i mean to me it was like terrifying. they were trying to make me eat food. like at the dais, i couldn't eat. >> really? >> i couldn't eat. it was too scary. all that was terrifying. sequest sick to my stomach terrifying. >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> no you, go ahead. i'm sorry. >> i just wanted to bring other folks in here. joined by political analyst, goldy taylor. in washington, strategist, anna navaro. thank you to both of you for joining us. an opportunity. good to see you. trying to get you on for a while. thank you for joining us. >> i wish you told me to bring my glasses, don? >> you have the same glasses? >> no, but i will. >> is this, anna, anna, let me

i want to go to the holiday party. >> bob: what do you think about heaven? >> kimberly: i am hopingf americans. >> bob: make a choice of most who read the new testament a different place for heaven that where the kid went, some place above or it is heaven on earth. what would you say is >> kimberly: i believe heaven is a different place that we go to and be reunited with past family member. >> brian: explain a lot of the afterworld experiences that people have. >> bob: are you a heaven on earth person? >> brian: i am putting for heaven. putting all of my chips to heaven. if we turn to vapor, there are no ramifications. push for heaven because i hope there is something else. >> dana: i grew up lutheran and we don't talk about this. we keep it all inside. i'll describe what i think heaven might feel like. i don't know that you go and have the same life you had here. because that wouldn't heaven. that stage right before you fall asleep, that one moment before wakefulness and falling asleep. they call it the gap. you put your prayers in there and have an answer in the morning. that is t

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peoria it if people were listening to the radio they're listening to bob hope or shirley temple or quiz kids and things like that. that night they were going to movies and seeing john doe citizen kane and maybe the movie international squadron with ronald reagan was. but america was looking forward to is the most prosperous christmas for the first time in years. unemployment recently dipped to about 10% which is the lowest that it had been during the administration of franklin roosevelt. they were not thinking about war, not in the context of american men and women getting involved in the war. world for one had left a very bad taste in americans mouse. the war to end all, to make the world safe for democracy had done the opposite and had given rise to freedom democratic institutions in italy and germany and other places. we were walled off from the war by the to try and oceans and after world war i there was a saying going on in america that the only thing we got was deaf and debt, so we were distinctly isolationist. in charge, neutrality had been passed in the 1930's including one that

hope. >> reporter: bob barr near, fox 5 news. >> join the team for draft day 2012. we will be live in new york and at redskins park at fedex field covering the draft from top to bottom. >> we have plenty ahead. >>> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts right now. >> good morning. thursday, april the 26th. a live look outside over the skies of washington. i'm convinced if you have allergies get ready. sarah and i have been complaining as soon as we stepped out it was sneezing. a big morning in sports. washington caps are moving to the next round of the stanley cup play-offs. they beat the bruins in sudden death overtime. the winning goal was scored less than three minutes into overtime. up next either the rangers, fliers or devils depending on the outcome of tonight's game. i can hardly talk over that announcer. he is so excited. >>> good morning, i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm will thomas. a huge day for the redskins. they are expected to make their pick for quarterback into the future in the nfl draft. >> let's get to tucker barnes and the latest on weather. quick introduct

peoria it if people were listening to the radio they're listening to bob hope or shirley temple or quiz kids and things like that. that night they were going to movies and seeing john doe citizen kane and maybe the movie international squadron with ronald reagan was. but america was looking forward to is the most prosperous christmas for the first time in years. unemployment recently dipped to about 10% which is the lowest that it had been during the administration of franklin roosevelt. they were not thinking about war, not in the context of american men and women getting involved in the war. world for one had left a very bad taste in americans mouse. the war to end all, to make the world safe for democracy had done the opposite and had given rise to freedom democratic institutions in italy and germany and other places. we were walled off from the war by the to try and oceans and after world war i there was a saying going on in america that the only thing we got was deaf and debt, so we were distinctly isolationist. in charge, neutrality had been passed in the 1930's including one that

bob. >> all right. i'm hoping that stanley or charles will rise to the defense of tar heels everywhere. i should tell you fellows i'm an honorary north carolinian. the more ravian bishop of north carolina got the governor to sign a prok -- proclamation. and i do not have plastic flamingos on my yard, but otherwise i have bought into it. i really have. >> just assume if someone were to nominate robert e. lee later in the day, assume that's a possibility, because we're not having a panel discussion at the end that will give you all a chance to dis each other's candidate, what would you say to someone who nominated -- why would the audience -- why should the audience vote for stonewall jackson instead of r.e. lee? >> instead of lee. i could hardly sleek at horror that lee was the man for 1862. but the question of when in southern consciousness the track of the two x axis crossed is something i've long debated with gary gallagher in forums like this. he's inclined to think that lee became the man in the south in perce

peoria it if people were listening to the radio they're listening to bob hope or shirley temple or quiz kids and things like that. that night they were going to movies and seeing john doe citizen kane and maybe the movie international squadron with ronald reagan was. but america was looking forward to is the most prosperous christmas for the first time in years. unemployment recently dipped to about 10% which is the lowest that it had been during the administration of franklin roosevelt. they were not thinking about war, not in the context of american men and women getting involved in the war. world for one had left a very bad taste in americans mouse. the war to end all, to make the world safe for democracy had done the opposite and had given rise to freedom democratic institutions in italy and germany and other places. we were walled off from the war by the to try and oceans and after world war i there was a saying going on in america that the only thing we got was deaf and debt, so we were distinctly isolationist. in charge, neutrality had been passed in the 1930's including one that