- wait a minute-- oh, god, it's chris hansen! [gunshot] - chris hansen! [gunshot] - dateline ? [gunshot] - i knew it! [gunshot] - there aren't really brownies? [gunshotss . - hey! do you have something to do with this??, answer me! - stupid shit, cock! - what? nobody talks to me like that! why don't you take a seat? take a seat right over there. . - suck it! asshole-licker dick fart! - why you little-- i'll tell on you! - wow, you're the coolest kid in the world. if i could call chris hannen an "asshole-licking dick fart" to his face, i would be so happy. - you would? can i just like hang out with you sometimes? like do your laundry maybe? - take a look, fat ass! i beat you! you aren't going on dateline. what do you have to say now? - oh,,thank you. thank you, kyle! - what? - i asked god to send someone to help me, and you came, kyle! i love you, man! - no, i beat you! - you totally saved my ass, kyle! you must really care about me. i gotta get to a psychiatrist and learn to control whht i say. ♪ i got a golden ticket ♪ thanks to kyle! ♪ i got a golden twinkle in my eye ♪ - aw,

that was introduced by former senator chris hansen. new mexico and wyoming are the largest recipients with new mexico receiving $1 million in wyoming over 640 million paid somethings wrong with that picture but we can talk about that another time for the committee should consider revenue-sharing formulas identical to the current oil and gas formula or do so for earmarking 835% of the funds for habitat promotion for hunting and fishing is great. we suggest the best distribution method would be directly to local and state organizations. if a new federal program is established it's very likely those funds will not only miss the bull's-eye but the entire target of what works. as an example wyoming wildlife trust fund has been in existence for 15 years and is projects like underpasses and overpasses over highways to traffic and altogether and provides revenue sharing with other programs and cooperation with land owners. existing grounds such as partners for fish and wildlife has a good record of working with the state and they are usually u