and dave smith and along with engineers and technologists created a lubricant that goes inside the condimentch this. >> that's definitely better. that's better than the 57. except now you're eating the lubricant, too. >> but if this lines your stomach, think about how easy going to the bathroom would be. >> whoa, boy, that is -- yeah, that is -- yeah. >> i'm just saying, right? >> we should bring in our chief lubricant correspondent for this. >> we should bring in our chief lubricant correspondent, tech man zack. hey, zack. >> hello. >> good entrance. >> steven has made a fair point. if this is in the ketchup bottle, are we going to ingest this lube? >> what they said, they created a structured liquid, so it's rigid like a solid, but lubricated like a liquid. >> so you're saying they put this lubricant in there and it's just stuck to the bottle, doesn't get mentioned with the ketchup? >> that's right. originally they were trying to use materials that could stop oil and gas clogs in pipelines. >> oh. >> and then someone said, you know what, scratch that, let's use this for condiments. >> appa

his name is dave smith. his "team" of mechanical engineers and nano technologists, which we assume means they have their little headphones on -- >> their music, nano, while they're technologying. >> they're going to fix the problem! they invented liquid glide. it's a slippery non-toxic coating that keeps condiments -- >> that looks nasty. >> -- from sticking to the sides of glass and plastic bottles. >> can i tell you though, first of all comes out too fast. ketchup is supposed to come out slow -- anticipation. >> anticipation. >> yeah, remember? this is like gooing out. >> ooh, that was unfortunate to look at that. >> we have two reasons to love matt lauer today. many reasons to love him. first, is he on the cover of "hamptons" magazine. look at him. look at him just lounging. >> he's so effortlessly casually calculatedly chic. >> i certainly is. he talks in "hamptons" magazine about the problem with litter and that's him with his litter pick-up stick. >> which he spends every weekend doing. he's so clean,

the tactics obsolete, and the idea is to apply the coating in bottle manufacturer, and student dave smith is totally nontoxic. >> this is stuff that people already eat in some foods. it is perfectly safe. >> reporter: they have already applied for a bunch of patents. what are the secret ingredients? h. >> well -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: well, they would not be secret if they liquid glide out of their mouths. and the professor and his students are talking to bottlers and food companies, and we asked the folks at heinz if they were in contact with the liquid glide inventors and they said they would love the idea to make it easier to pour out heinz ketchup despite the rave reviews. >> that is amazing. >> reporter: there are the traditionalists. >> ketchup would not have the same satisfaction to it if it poured out that quickly. ♪ anticipation >> reporter: well, the young inventors at m.i.t. are anticipating -- is this going to turn you into millionaires? >> we think so. >> reporter: they have a slogan, liquid glide and let it slide. no more banging with

who is nathan smith dave this? a very important man. some times the passage of time is like a big eraser. it just rerace erases things. in this particular case he has probably been erased because of the passage of time and the fact he was prominent but did not write all that much. nathan smith davis founded the american medical association, two time president, and founded journal uf"journal of the ameril cal association. he was a very astute individual of the american medical scene. he wrote this book on medical education. before the big bang theory. so he wrote, this is a great quote. the great mass of the profession were like unsocial and ungoverned by ethical laws, and consequently, without harmony of action or true dignity of professional character. key word professional character. what do we mean by profession? and what are we talking about as, as medicine exists today? well, how do we define a profession it? is very simple. a profession back then, mostly the ministry, law, medicine the those are the professions. a profession is a

dave walter from pennsylvania, a delegate for pennsylvania. nicholas miller from ohio, a delegate for michigan. cheryl smithcalifornia, a delegate for ohio. jason thompson, a delegate for misery. on behalf of the committee i moved to add those people to the role of voters. it collects any objections to accepting these submissions. hearing none. all right. the nominees. is there somebody to nominate a presidential candidates out there? >> they are eligible -- eligible to be nominated, but somebody has to stand up there and nominate them. >> if votes are written in for candidates who did not receive 30 tokens, will there votes be counted with the names written in? >> could you repeat the question, please. >> if the votes are cast for names written and that did not receive the necessary nominating tokens, will they be recorded for the name written in or for nota. >> you have to specifically vote for -- >> can i thought nominate gary johnson. >> i would like to nominate gary johnson from new mexico. [applause] >> gov. gary johnson's name is placed in nomination. microphone 5. >> i would like to place a nominati

dave walter from pennsylvania, a delegate for pennsylvania. nicholas miller from ohio, a delegate for michigan. cheryl smithcalifornia, a delegate for ohio. jason thompson, a delegate for misery. on behalf of the committee i moved to add those people to the role of voters. it collects any objections to accepting these submissions. hearing none. all right. the nominees. is there somebody to nominate a presidential candidates out there? there?

overtime, with the shot by motorcycle smith and the kings defeat the coyotes in overtime and the kings advance to the first finals since '93 and that is sports. i'm dave feldman. back to you. >>> stay dry. we're back here at 11. hope you will be, too.

dave. >> romney is trying to act like andrew carnegie that smith family built that steel mill.ople working for them and romney and bain capital came in there, paid themselves big high salaries cut everybody's wages, and stole their pensions and that's how to run a country? >> absolutely. thank you. you are the smartest boy in class. your tan mom -- >> is she still in the news? >> yes. >> really? >> uh-huh. that and much more as we continue on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: eke, i just spewed on my dashboard again. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ getting to know the people and the characters that are actually living these stories. >>the award winning series "vanguard" new episodes coming soon. only on current tv. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. [ dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yup. [ dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ ♪ the new