boo-yah >> remember the cornhuskers.y were the power house. what's going on? >> caller: it will happen again. my question is, what are your thoughts on carizo >> boy, i tell you, i think chip johnson has done remarkable work there and he's expanded at the right time the group does not want to go higher, because oil is plummeting steve in new york, steve >> hey, jim, i want to ask you about a company that has a $32 billion market cap they announced earnings last night. they announced a $3 billion dollar share buyback, which is following a $2 billion buyback, and raised their dividend 24% in february of this year. the company is allstate. >> they did miss the quarter really badly you can't touch it, can't touch it let's go to don in missouri, don. >> caller: hey, jim. just wanted to thank you for all you do to help us be better investors. >> thank you very much >> caller: my stock is blackstone >> i like blackstone very much i recommend it, and the ceo does a very good job. i need to go to amy in maryland, amy. >> caller:

who's the other night running for senate and i said no nelson nelson, isn't that the guy for the cornhuskersaid brother were in florida. he was thinking of ben nelson. he did not even know. greg: i don't even know those nelsons although i know the band nelson. remember they were the sons of ricky nelson? what was the song? can't live without your love and affection. >> was at the blonde ponytail's? greg: soaring harmonies. >> it was bad. greg: i should go to the -- before i make people sick. i'm back to 2010. up next, he's a senior citizen suing to change his age because he feels 45. we discussed why the planet is going to hell next. [cheering and applause] tyrus: . greg: you can change your race and gender aplenty so why not /-slash or age by 20? name is -- and he's asked nine years old and is suing to legally knock 20 years off his age. because a whole lot of reasons why. doctors tell them is biologically 45 and he suffers from agent dissemination. no job offers and no dates. he says when i'm on tender and it says i'm 69 i don't get an answer but when i'm 49 with the face i have all been

people think he's been nelson from nebraska the cornhusker. nobody has any idea who gets this done. rick scott epping did an admirable job with the disastrous hurricane in the panhandle. i think florida, i think rick scott has a good chance i think there is a massive under vote i the polls for these two guys. >> i think rick scott this is also devastating. this project on andrew gillam. steve, i know you covered it, but i think we look good in the conservative republicans if you don't want speaker of the house pelosi and senate majority leader schumer, things look better in the senate. i think a lot of good points, 4 retirements, that is lots. ten wins against the got crushe in 94. mute became the speaker of the first time in 40 years 2010 obama got crusheded in his firs midterm. >> think about why there are so many retirements this time around. it's because you're a gos. if t election would've been held you ago it would have been i aged gigantic police and army. member repeal and replace the republicans had promised for a very long time, that didn't get past. the president approval

a husband and dad conservative republican and a cornhusker football addict. obviously is not a level of importance. >> what does that mean to be conservative today quick. >> i think the heart of conservativism is one - - conservativism is gratitude we inherited a structure we are a bunch of sinners the world could descend into chaos at any time but we have a framework for ordered liberty so people can live their actual lives and communities of love and persuasion , innovation and entrepreneurship. being a conservative starts with the assumption that we all inherited a bunch of things we need to learn to be grateful for there's a lot more to say and policy since consummate - - but there is a lot we have inherited that we need to conserve. we are blessed we need to pass along those blessings. >> host: you talk about the blessings of what you came in living from where you came from remembering the things passed on to you and conserving those. so in essence it isn't economic policies but a way of thinking. >> we are skeptical of those european words but yes. [lau

who's the other night running for senate and i said no nelson nelson, isn't that the guy for the cornhuskersaid brother were in florida. he was thinking of ben nelson. he did not even know. greg: i don't even know those nelsons although i know the band nelson. remember they were the sons of ricky nelson? what was the song? can't live without your love and affection. >> was at the blonde ponytail's? greg: soaring harmonies. >> it was bad. greg: i should go to the -- before i make people sick. i'm back to 2010. up next, he's a senior citizen suing to change his age because he feels 45. we discussed why the planet is going to hell next. [cheering and applause] with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin might actually be causing your eczema. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continu

you describe yourself with these mountains a husband, data, christian, republican, nebraska and, cornhusker football addict not in order of importance, historian and public servant. what does it mean to be a conservative today? >> guest: the fact we inherit a structure that it's a broken place so people can go with their actual lives in persuasion and innovation and entrepreneurship and stuff we build together a suite inherited a bunch of things we need to be grateful for. conservative is someone who believes there's a lot we have inherited from the past that we need to conserve for the next generations we are blessed and we need to pass along a lot of those blessing. >> host: you talk about where you came from and remembering what has been passed onto you conserving those very things, so in essence it isn't a bunch of economic policies or security policies. it's a way of thinking. remembering is a good way to say it in the old testament like how often people are called to remember. when you list all of those mounds of identity one of the weird things about the moment is the fact we get the

the cornhuskers' caleb light born is kicking off, but he whiffs. ohio state, this involves the 31 yard line, putting the score, the 10th-ranked buckeyes did survive, 36-31. >>> we stay in ohio with heidelberg, a division iii school at john carroll. austin baker kicks from his own end zone. the ball goes end zone to end zone. officially, a 95 yard punt. despite the effort, they lost, 27-0. >>> iowa state had a pretty good weapon on display saturday against kansas. throwing to the 6'6" hakeem butler, not only can he get the ball, he can flick away. anybody who has any ideas about tackling him, two touchdowns on the day for butler. >>> if you missed this last night, tom brady to julian edelman. behind the line of skirmish, allowing julian edelman to throw back across the field to james white. look at the blocker set up for white. that's the whole team on the screenplay. white came up short from the end zone but the patriots were the winners over the packers. in case you missed it. >> joe, thanks. >>> see you later, everyone. >> coverage continues at 7

. >>> the nebraska cornhuskers football team took advantage of a light snowfall to add a new move toheir workout. take a look. the team decided to make snow angels. the head coach saying some of the team members had never seen snow. so they decided to have some fun. it's awfully early for snow. >> they've never seen snow in nebraska? well, i guess, okay. >> they're not from nebraska. they just go there to play football. >> a lot of that ahead for sure. >> so depressing to think about. >> yeah. >> nobody wants to think about it. >>> coming up on "gma" this morning, changing subjects, chilly new details about the deadly mass shooting at a california bar. the social media post the alleged gunman sent as he opened fire. >>> plus, president trump responding after first lady michelle obama in a new memoir says she'll never forgive him. that story coming up. >>> and a young girl protects herself from a would-be kidnapper. the trick every parent should teach their own children. we'll be right back when "gma" continues in just a moment. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by state farm, n