however, clark kent appears, and we don't, as clark kent, want to share that side of ourselves with anyonehen guys like you come along, and you shared with us, you know, "hey, michael, you can't be strong all the time," it makes you feel like, "wow, i could be the superman and the clark kent all in the same day, and it's okay." lemonis: i'm excited! michael: hey. lemonis: you're about to get sold. so walk me through your strategy of, you know, making these individual sales calls all the time. michael: well, it's not necessarily i'm making sales calls. we're serving people. we're serving people our gift. lemonis: we're just in this neighborhood, really, and so i would think that a market like atlanta would be a huge target for you. michael: the next big event that we do is there. it's called the bronner brothers show. that's the largest african-american trade show in the industry. good morning. good morning. how are you? toya: good morning. michael: how are you? what's going on, ms. lady? good to see you. what's up? toya: good to see you, too. lemonis: how are you? toya: i'm really good. le

i'm hidden in every book, superman is hidden in every book, clark kent, guaranteed not clark kent.but we really do help a lot of charities and do auctions and they are really hard. our artist has to get a license and if not they will be listed as forever. >> a couple comments and questions. some people are disappointed that you did not wear a top hat. >> hold on! >> all right, standby, ladies and gentlemen. feel free to fill out some questions. we have time for a couple more. here we go. >> you thought i didn't have one, didn't you? >> we had a few people concerned that you were not in costume. >> i almost did it in the start but then i thought now. i will save it for the end. >> there was a lot of debate about the style of hat that lincoln war when portraying the invalid brother. >> huge debate. everyone wants to know what his costume was because people started reporting on it loosely. you will see in the book that we say listen, some people say this, some people we believe it is this. i firmly believe what we say he war is exactly what he wore and you will see the evidence why. >

clark kent. we really do a lot of charities and auctions in early hard. at first they ignored us.mark: a couple of comics in question. some people claim that you do not worry about. brad: we wait wait. mark: standby ladies and gentlemen. feel free to ask more questions. oh here we go. brad: you didn't think i had when did you. mark: we had a few people concerned that you were not in costume. brad: i almost did it in the start that i thought no, i will just stay here for the end. mark: but the actual style of heads when lincoln more when he was portraying the invalided brother. brad: everybody wants to know what his customers pretty because people started reporting on it loosely. using the book we say, we believe it's us. i firmly believe that what we say words exactly what he wore predict you will see all of the evidence pretty. mark: that i couldn't get that image out of my head. a couple of question and tried quick questions here. will there be a sequel. brad: yes is the answer. that's actually what i am working on right now. benjamin franklin and anne frank, and i have been wor

i great guarantee that is not clark kent but we do help allied charities through auctions. >> so a coupleof comments and questions. and those that did not wear a top hat. >> yes. hold on. >> standby. we have time for a couple more. we had a few people concerned that you are not in costume. >> i almost did it at the start and then i thought no. >> there was the debate the style of had that lincoln more when he was portraying the invalid brother. >> there was a huge debate everybody wants to know his costume because people started to report on that loosely. some people say we believe this and that what we say he war was exactly what he war. >> and i couldn't get that image out of my head. will there be a sequel to the escape artist? >> yes. working on that more than anything else. and with the escape artist those pics on - - those are favorite characters i've ever worked on because i'm with them every day. >> the biggest aha moment or surprise during research? i love with the george washington but we haven't talked about that. >> you know what i love? there is no secret service doing securi

clark airbase. davis would later be asked to serve on the president's commission on campus unrest. to investigate the shootings at kent state in 1970. many of the photos i took then were used during our daily television show. so it was at clark airbase where i got seriously involved in photography. this was where i bought my first nikon f camera and lenses. now, i had a professional camera. the hobby shop on the base was my escape from work. next came printing my images. here, they really taught me how to make a really finished photograph. watching a photo appear in the developer was like magic. i was now giving myself assignments and taking pictures daily and printing what i thought was good. after a while, the photo lab techs encouraged me to enter a n air force photo competition. with their encouragement, i entered this photo, which won first place for portraiture. another photo i entered won third place for landscapes. having competed and won gave me a real sense of accomplishment and encouraged me to get even better. now that my photography was taking off, so to speak, i decided to submit a recent photo i took to