i hear chaching. been a white guy with the right education, i might not have gotten that third shot. the one thing that we should make sure is possible in america is we can't guarantee you success, but everybody in america ought to be guaranteed a fair shot. that means the ability to fail as well. go out there and strive for that. [applause] lesson number two. beyond that responsibility to yourself, you also have a responsibility to your humanity and your country, and the world at large. you are graduating at a time when our nation's political and policy debates are pretty intense. your generation has a whole lot at stake in these debates. $16.5a has rolled up -- trillion in debt. go tonight when you sleep, it goes up by $4 billion. you do not made -- you do not need to be a math major to know those are big numbers. in my day job, i am trying to work in washington to persuade my folks to occasionally take off their democrat had republican hats, and put our country first. [applause] guess what? if we d

leader jimmy johnson looks for his seventh career win at charlotte motor speedway while defending chachahne tries to defend his title. 5:30 tomorrow. kasey kahne in that race. wesley wright on the mound. >> mitch: you see his body, that 91-mile-an-hour fastball to young looked like 101. right-hander, you're not picking the ball up as soon. you watch how close he stays. and how hidden the ball is behind him. not getting real good swings off him. that's a 99-mile-an-hour fastball. >> rich: wesley wright at 25 appearances. that's a list that pitchers want to stay off of. managers try their best to keep guys off there. >> mitch: i always loved being on that list. my rookie year, i think i still hold the record for games pitched. then an 85 my second year. every day i did not get in the game i threw a bull pen. i had to. the more i threw, the better i threw. >> rich: eric sogard. a couple hits tonight. >> mitch: this is where he has to keep his head online. >> rich: he strikes them out. oakland, a season high 17 hits and 11 runs. and an 11-5 lead. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with a dodge dart