debbie #1: hi, i'm debbie. i'm dino's wife. lemonis: hi, debbie. how are you?'m also debbie. i'm dino and debbie's daughter. lemonis: how are you? so, three family members. debbie #2: well, ray is actually my husband. ray: i am family. lemonis: and so all four of you work here? dino: always me, ray or debbie are here all the time. lemonis: okay, that's a good thing. so, dino... dino: yes, sir? lemonis: ...was this your idea? dino: yes. i worked in a pizza place called mango's, and there was a mcdonald's, and i'm watching cars go through the drive-through. i got the idea of drive-through pizza by the slice because nobody had done it. so i was going to revolutionize and pioneer the way people eat fast food. why is pizza the most popular food on the planet and you can't get it in a drive-through? lemonis: any time i find somebody with a concept that is different than anything else i've ever seen, the risks are that consumers don't adopt the idea of driving through and getting a slice of pizza and eating it in their car. the rewards are, if you're first to market,

. >> my name is debbie cobb.grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. >> debbie, i'm jamie. nice to meet you. >> glad to meet you. >> you know, i see there's a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. >> well, you haven't seen the half of it. >> what a beautiful place. it's a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of ir male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't >> that's purring. >> that's purring. >> i can tell he's a flirt. >> oh, a big one. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in but he didn't play well with the other orangutans. >> bye, pongo. >> these guys don't get the option of being able to go to a zoo, so they would have had to be euthanized if they didn't come here. there's somebody else i want to introduce you to, is blue -- is a spider monkey. he's 57 years old. >> what's special about blue? >> well he's a critically endangered species, and the number one thing that

. >> my name's debbie wollebak-daily.siblings and i grew up hearing fabulous tales about our grandpa, a texas lawman whose claim to fame is that he came this close to nabbing bonnie and clyde. >> ladies, i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie. so nice to meet you. this is my sister, debbie. >> i am so excited to be here in boston with you and your family for this upcoming auction. diana and debbie show me photos of their grandpa, a larger-than-life texas lawman. in 1933, he led a posse that ambushed that infamous outlaw couple, bonnie parker and clyde barrow, and nearly caught them. as kids, diana, debbie, and their brother, steve, are fascinated by grandpa's 8-inch-thick scrapbook, full of vivid crime-scene photos. wasn't that creepy? >> very, very creepy. >> we thought it was the greatest thing ever. >> there are original mug shots of bonnie and clyde and news clippings about grandpa smoot's failed ambush in sowers, texas. you think he regretted the fact that he didn't get them the first time? >> i'm sure he was probably disappointed

begin to my left with debbie. debbie is a pulitzer prize winning reporter who contributes to "the washington post," and the author of an new book "citizen 865: the hunt for hitler's' of soldiers in america." i took it on a work trip. i read it all on one plate appeared its that good. debbie is the newly named director of investigative reporting at northwest university, so welcome, debbie. we are also delighted to be joined by ricky gerwig's. ricky is an experienced television producer and i would like to congratulate you on your first feature documentary. we are pleased to recognize ricky' as coproducer in the audience. ricky is a producer at the monk debates, the world's largest public debate forum. last, but not least, dr. barry white, senior historian at the holocaust museum. historianhe chief down the street at the u.s. department of justice. so, we have a lot to learn tonight. before i turned to the panel though, i do want to note that in a tremendous stroke of serendipity we could not have time to the schedu

that's when debbie came out of the bedroom and saw the men. >> i just yelled robbers! and um, so my husband then came out of the bathroom and just started chasing them. >> reporter: the 4 men ran out of the house and took off in a waiting car. the entire ordeal >> it was incredibly fast. >> reporter: debbie says one of the scariest parts was the force they used to kick in the door. >> this entire section was torn off. >> reporter: she says she's thankful no one was seriously injured and credits her faith for protecting her family. >> it happened exactly the way it was supposed to happen, so that's where i see god's hand in it all. >> reporter: so far the police haven't released information about suspects or arrests in the case. they do suggest if someone knocks on the door, leave the door closed and locked, but answer it so they know someone is home. also security cameras and a home alarm system could help. in pleasant hill, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> developing story in san jose, an explosion and fire at an abandoned home. firefighters say one man who was inside was s

you don't get you're like cool in every kind of way. >> so debbie, this is good. yourself as cool when you were doing this punk stuff, new rorck, hip-hop, or you were just doing your thing, you didn't care if it was cool? >> well, i liked cool because i wanted to be a beatnik. >> okay. >> so i sort of knew i aspired to cool. >> what advice would you give to young people? >> oh, god. i think basically, you know, just be committed to what you want to do. and like you say, hold on to yourself. it's complicated. but if you have your core of your creativity, which is what i have to rely on, that's really where it counts. >> you know, when john huston, the great director, was old and he had -- he's got an oxygen mask on and he was on dick cavett one night, which was very popular. and cavett said to him, what keeps you going? and he said, interest. that was the best line i've ever heard. i'm interested. i think interest is everything. and you can't fake it. you're either interested or not. in the person, interested in the person. or you're not. you can't fake that. you c

congress woman debbie wasserman schultz, as you were listening to the president and i can't tell us some of the thoughts you had throughout the evening. >> i thought the president was the panderer in chief tonight. for him to spend as much time as he did highlighting individuals who certainly deserve the attention and the accolades, but at the same time, talking about things that were completely untrue that represented the achievements of these people, for him to suggest that he's lower prescription drug costs or that they are lower now than they have been before, that is just completely and utterly untrue. i brought a special guest tonight is a 15-year-old insulin-dependent type one diabetic and she has paid $1,200 a month for her insulin. covered by insurance, but

skipped speech altogether, michigan congresswoman debbi dingell, congresswoman, always a pleasure to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning, match, good to be with you. maria match give us your reaction of the state of the union last night? >> it really depressed me, it was the most partisan state of the union i have seen witnessed i had hoped somehow, you know, maybe i'm a dreamer, can't stop dreaming, come in and try to pull us together, issues that we have to work on like lowering prescription drug prices and the chamber was not a chamber. maria: did he not try to pull us together talking about the really positive performance of the u.s. economy of some of the progress that this administration has made, do you think that the american people are really sick and tired of seeing things like nancy pelosi ripping up the script and all of the women wearing white, you know, people are tired of the games at this point?

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debbie debbie debbie black us maybe somebody here and i will be on the last train. it's a competition to if they're scared of you. you know moral why don't the stream and i think are truly important that we talk about the fact that the u.s.d.a. still is not servicing black farmers in the way they should be for servicing black farmers and pennsylvania we barely have any black farmers i would say less than 15 in the state of pennsylvania so getting access to land isn't also getting access to just having services the extension extension services and folks who could help who could help black farmers apply for for loans are not acceptable to black farmers and a lot of different places in the countries and the rural places we've seen that black . agents who work for the u.s.d.a. have discriminate against consistently discriminate against black farmers and continue to do so so just 2 years ago we had eddie in the wise who are black farmers and a lot of the hog farmers in north carolina actually who were woken up in the in the morning really early in the morning and does th

. >> thank you, debbie. my name is brian strong, the chief resilience officer and director of officer and capital planning for the city and i really appreciate -- i've worked with the city for a number of years but never had the opportunity to address this commission. so i appreciate the opportunity to do it. and big fans of the produce market and michael and his team. so it's nice to be able to watch to get that award, having tracked their projects for many years. and really, as debbie mentioned, it's about herding cats, around infrastructure projects and found most of her work was found with resilience and a lot of it was earthquake resilience but it's turning into climate resilience as debbie mentioned and the other erbs in the planse city is responsible for providing. so i have a presentation i'll try to go through fairly quickly. elizabeth will follow up because she really was a critical partner. this was a team effort, very much so. you know, it was department of emergency management which typically ha

it was a striking contrast between the clip you just played of debbie dingell and the president.he thinks it's been one of the worst weeks, it's been a great week, maybe the best of donald trump's presidency. the day add the aftermath of impeachment he comes to charlotte, and he showcases opportunity, opportunity zones. they had an opportunity summit in my hometown, and he was as upbeat as ever. really great. lou: the opportunity zones are part of the campaign promise he has been delivering on from the day he walked into the oval office. that's bringing prosperity to all americans, irrespective of economic circumstances or ethnicity or geography. he's moving this country, its capitalist free enterprise success to every american. that's got top astonish even you to see how completely and fully he's delivering on economic promise. >> he is, lou. the state of the union address. i have always been a fan of ronald reagan. and he was a great communicator. he began bringing people into the gallery to symbolize the points he was making. after this state of the union i tweeted out, ronald

we welcome democratic representative debbie dingell from michigan.he serves on the house energy and commerce and national resources committee. she joins us from capitol hill. thank you for joining us. you heard president trump. in the 2018 elections the democrats retook the house by emphasizing health care. is there a danger the democrats -- is there danger the president will steal that issue from the democrats? rep. dingell: it is difficult to talk about last night because it is the night that worried me. the divisions i worried about in this country were so evident in the house chamber last night. it scares me right now, quite frankly. i think we have to work together on health care. points thatis the he made are categorically not true. this administration has been working to undermine protection for people with pre-existing conditions since he became president. they are in court on it right now. when he talks about the affordable health care plans, they are jump plans that do not give people coverage on preventative health care, and are a lot of p

debbie less co, thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: congresswoman debbie lesko. how the president turned this moment into a high point of his presidency. democrats believed this would be the president's crash and burn moment. we have the warning signs and wake up calls democrats didn't listen to. the media warned that the democrats five-alarm is ringing. much more show and news coming up. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. and save even more when you say "bring my own phone" into your voice remote. that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. some people say that's ridiculous. i dre

it deployed warplanes to attack a rebel convoy helping to keep president idriss deby in power and debbie has faced several could tense since he came to power back in 1990 france also has 4500 troops in the capital in geneva where the united states also has a base the european union and france have pledged more than $1400000000.00 to fund the g. 5 a whole and to terry alliance most of the money will come from the european emergency trust fund for africa which aims to reduce migration to the european union and sometimes letting go of your colonial past can be difficult even attempts to pull out of the west african common currency which is linked to the euro still forces the hand of nations to hold reserves with france's central bank well joining us now from london is paul mellie he's a consulting fellow for the africa program at chatham house mr malley welcome to the program when macro came to power and 2017 he made the case didn't he for peeling back on involvement french involvement in africa but yet here he is backing hafter and he has thrown his weight behind a child in leader debbie w

. >> reporter: debbie fountain and her husband are oyster farmers in the gulf of mexico. restaurants up and down the east coast are a booming market for seafood frothese parts-- a demand the fountains would like to harness for their small business. and, they see themselves as more than just seafood vendors. >> i feel a stewardship, you know, we're doing something that'senewable. you grow an oyster. they filter the water, you ca feed people,t's a huge, beautiful source of protein, and, whas not to love about it? a lot of these cages become little habits, littl hatcheries. >> reporter: see the little crabs inside. >> see the little crabbies? things in there?r little crazy >> salty, huh? >> they have a... a complicated flavor. it's a complicated mineral mix. >> reporter: but last year, the couple ctionfronted the vola new reality of the mississippi river, even though their oyster bed is nealy 100 miles east. miin and snow across the dwest had swelled the river to recd levels. the army corps of engineers had little choice but to open a massive safety valve called th"" unprece

the white house has added ambassador debbie birx to be the white house coronavirus response core data. she is a doctor and well-known public health official who is currently the government's global lead on hiv/aids. she was appointed to that post during the obama administration. so she really gives the white house's coronavirus response team a layer of medical expertise that perhaps it didn't quite have beforehand. in the last hour we've also learned that the white house has added the treasury secretary, the president's top economic advisor, larry kudlow, and the surgeon general to that team, as well. all those people will not be reporting directly to the vice president, who was named in charge of this coronavirus response team yesterday. mike pence was speaking at cpac shortly, just a few minutes ago, actually. he told the crowd that the risk to the public remains low, but that the trump administration is ready for anything. he also said that this is not the time to be playing politics. >> it's important to remember we are all in this together. this is not the time for partisanship.

programs debbie arnold whose mother was brought to this country as a toddler on contract transport. there are not welcome back to the show this is lovely to see you alex i feel like i'm part of the furniture well the last time we spoke to you i believe you because both. are more than our television screens but we spoke to you about posting in the homeless but you've got a very particular interest in taking up the cudgels on behalf of child refugees cudgels you're taking up with the formidable log dubs of yes love us well my mother was on the kids' transport and so was elf dobbs and so i'm i'm trying my best to get the word out and make things now that of course the government has well what if they don't need the lord said they were going to carry on this amendment and then the went into the commons and they said we were so what happens now but the government's position which just have from stephen bach to the black society is that ok doesn't have to be in the legislation in order for it to be government policy to help a child left. if you could those above well i mean because before

it was a striking contrast between the clip you just played of debbie dingell and the president.he thinks it's been one of the worst weeks, it's been a great week, maybe the best of donald trump's presidency. the day add the aftermath of impeachment he comes to charlotte, and he showcases opportunity, opportunity zones. they had an opportunity summit in my hometown, and he was as upbeat as ever. really great. lou: the opportunity zones are part of the campaign promise he has been delivering on from the day he walked into the oval office. that's bringing prosperity to all americans, irrespective of economic circumstances or ethnicity or geography. he's moving this country, its capitalist free enterprise success to every american. that's got top astonish even you to see how completely and fully he's delivering on economic promise. >> he is, lou. the state of the union address. i have always been a fan of ronald reagan. and he was a great communicator. he began bringing people into the gallery to symbolize the points he was making. after this state of the union i tweeted out, ronald

life all that and more coming up i'm sara kelley in berlin because so much for joining us here on day debby have a great day. for . the markets. your business magazine. on d w. is going. to. say. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters j w made for mines. so you think this is a nice talking may soon well yes and no czech republic this fall so but. the czech team became world cup runner is up twice their biggest success was in 1996 when they won the euros and in 1996 they reached a final again they produced stars such as an interview for a seat ski. to name a few. and they qualified for euro 2020 again for the 7th time in a row this has only been achieved by a few other nations but checks are not precisely ecstatic about their team there's been a bit of a fall out with the public and comes from the national team many national nash you say i am i thought you knew which did then i will still be hotch your generation this is good but. was generation was but. what has happened has checked football fallen from grace or is it a sleeping

arrives to a grand thing but beyond the optics what's really driving ties between the 2 nations where debbie. plus. apollo all forgiveness we need to lift a window by the 2002 body type of attacks reconciling with the man temporist how to build the bomb which killed her husband. it's good to have you with us when the leaders of the world's 2 largest democracies meet everything about that meeting becomes a big. u.s. president on from his on his 1st official visit to india and has both come from from minister narendra modi has been huge colorful and noisy thousands lined the streets to welcome both me does does and lead to don's part of that welcome was also a sober visit to the summit of the off from in india's goods about state indian independence the demat mug on the lived for more than a decade. the trumps tried their hand at a traditional. all spinning read that got the popular rise it symbolized self-sufficiency during india's independence movement next it was a raucous welcome of the world's biggest cricket stadium where from and more the address the thousands of charity attendees and t

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comes the day of his best recruiting program tonight from 4 need to meet these needs now i would say debbie to close next africa and join us on facebook and w. her for a cause. so. markets . morning more. of your business magazine. germany on t.w. . would be. thomas clem is a social worker who works with refugees in frankfurt odor. for a while the city which is not far from berlin was considered a successful example of integration. but then a group of refugees attacked the frosch nightclubs. they only got to this point we didn't let them get in but they kept smashing the windows. and i sense the fresh incident it has gotten tougher definitely if you. feel. like it's. helping refugees is more than a job for tomas klyn he has become friends with many of them considering them almost like family. thomas is a good man he's very kind and very. kind is there of the refugees need help understanding german bureaucracy language or culture. kendis don't do they don't know certain rules they don't know certain cultural mechanisms but you can't just say sims alabaman poof you know you know what's inside

the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions on the news and museums and i would say debbie that comes here to join us on facebook. for. this news africa coming up on the program. virus is in sub-saharan africa nigeria confirmed the 1st case on authorities are racing against time to track down all those who are in contact with infected it's also coming out. this is a nice mother's tireless set for the actual birth who disappeared in the between 219 revolution. plus. to make it simpler to pay for school lunch in kenya. i. know you're welcome to the program nigeria has confirmed its 1st case of cowen of virus disease seemingly brought from italy is the 1st confirmed case in sub-saharan africa the man is an italian working in lagos we were 10 from milan if you days ago officials are now trying to trace all the people who had contact with sins and during nigeria and warned against panic on the must. this is how the virus 1st reach sub-saharan africa the 1st confirmed case here in lagos. of thirty's are checking people as they arrive but it can be a while before an infection make

outbreak europe has already canceled commercial flights to china's evacuated its citizens as well debbie is back sandor went to the emergency response center in brussels which is coordinating the ongoing evacuation efforts. a dramatic journey coming to an end these passengers disembarking from a german air force jet in frankfurt her earlier this month were among the 1st to be evacuated from china to europe due to the coronavirus it was a challenging task to organize. here at the european commission in brussels christiane yacoub is helping europeans in china return home safely on flights such as the one to frankfurt in the operation room of the emergency response center it's his job to oversee all processes and coordinate help we are in close contact our member states by phone by e-mail and truffaut specialized information systems we are in close contact with the chinese authorities in order to receive all these from them and to see. the most need to fly to them so that you know to contain the disease. r.c.c. has been coordinating the e.u.'s response to global emergencies since 2001 durin

of easy to our website to debbie to come smart to join us on facebook. her. this is a state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a change of tack by mommy's media as hard as insurgency intensifies despite military efforts president changes say he's he's not ready to talk with the extremists but not everyone thinks it's a good idea. and they see as a good day nelson mandela walked out of prison efraim and after 27 years behind bars we'll hear from one of the. closest friends. hello welcome to africa it's good to have your company mani's president abraham sais he is now prepared to talk with the hottest groups in the hope of ending an insurgency that's made slaves of the country ungovernable human rights watch says last year was the deadliest year for madeon since the start of the embraced in 2012 at least $456.00 civilians were killed and hundreds more wounded in central mali and the i'll be talking to an expert on monday after this report. showing force showing presence the mali an army is patrolling villages in the center half the country a re

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your link to exception your stories and discussion from the news of easy to our website to debbie to become smart enough to join us on facebook. for. this is due to be news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes to sudanese hope possibly get into the country's transitional government's hardships priss prime minister abdullah has built tell stayed up you. will be a success the world. and the particular bottle of gold is no good for success story that's what our supporters want because the truth comes new dental. school and no more south africa that's the message from a group of foreign nationals sheltering in a cape town church they say they face in a fold they add once to be brain ok say it's out of the country. hello i'm christine wonderwall come to the news africa it's good to have you along it's been 6 months since abdullah doc was sworn in as sudan's prime minister and protests have persisted in how. there's been no less have to be economic hardships that sparked demonstrations 2 years ago bread is expensive and people spend hours lining up to bias as well as of the basic needs.

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one 100000 debbie's book with a relative of one of the victims the kurdish cultural center and has become a place of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the far right terrorism here have come to pay their respects to fear hot a 23 year old heating technician who was gunned down as he tried to buy cigarettes . that's the worst of it for what wanted to do something good for the people of homs. his grandfather was a guest worker who helped pave the streets of hanoi. wanted to give people a warm place to call home now that's no longer possible i didn't know about this can barely sleep he's a relative a fair hans who he says was a person who loved life. he wants politicians and civil society to do more to combat racism. it's an slow doesn't mean shit people know it's getting we'll people die and young people like you and me lost their lives you know it's time to do something and it's high time just s.t.'s. now there is also the question of more protection for immigrants and their descendants. most of all by rome has lived in germany since 1988 but the shop owner does not want to b

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the world we're going to exception your story and discussion on the use of easy to our website to debbie to come smart to join us on facebook. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes africans trapped in the chinese problems often on fear the word status the current virus spreads. itself. to the few still that are still. very frightened. they say their governments have abandoned their state so ugandan students afraid for his life. and dealing with a violent caused blow by blow will meet the former child soldier teaching boxing history have others. hello i'm christine wonderwall come to africa have your company ugandan students are making an urgent appeal to their governments to evacuate them. there among maybe 5000 africans living in the chinese province that is the epicenter off the virus outbreak the virus is reported to have infected around 45000 people the number of deaths in china is over 1100 countries like morocco and libya have evacuated their citizens but many sub-saharan african governments have failed to do the same. and i'm joined now by thomas can se

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. >> reporter: small business owner debbie miller credits president trump for a strong economy. >> you've got to admit the jobs have come back. >> reporter: but her niece, samantha danes, who also voted for president trump, no longer thinks he is fit for the presidency. >> it doesn't each matter about the economy. i feel like he is going put news a world ward. >> no, that's the opposite. >> reporter: hi there, gentlemen. how you? >> good. how are you? >> reporter: at the bar, entrepreneur dave paproki agrees the economy shouldn't be the only metric of success. he is still undecided. >> there are still other issues that need to be solved. and the important thing is that we have someone reaching across the aisle and thinking about how are we actually going get there. >> reporter: from centerville, we head up to columbus. folks in this county have voted for the democratic presidential nominee since 1996. so we've just arrived in columbus, the state's capital and most populous city. it's actually considered america's testy because companies choose columbus to try out their products because of

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with us is florida democratic congresswoman debbie powell, and congresswoman, thank you for joining us. she serves on the house judiciary committee. >> thank you, prixi ybrianna. >> what is your reaction of this reordering of the examination of the flynn case. >> this is the two-year anniversary of the parkland anniversary where we lost 17 lives and i wanted to send my thoughts to the victims of that shooting, and we cannot allow these to be forgotten. and so what we have seen by the president and the attorney general is a level of lawlessness that we have not experienced before. so is have the attorney general act in the interest of president of the united states and not in the interest of the american people is undermining the rule of law for this country. and i think that the american people deserve answers. i think that it is why my colleagues and i sent a letter to the attorney general asking him to come before the judiciary committee and we expect him to come on march 31st, where we will be questioning this and other matters from the attorney general. >> and what do you want to k

rules of nomination midstream. >> kennedy: they said they were changing it to make it more fair, debbieman schultz came out and said we have this process to keep bernie sanders, candidates like bernie sanders, o away from the nomination. >> harris: winning candidates. >> sean: the changes in the rules were done because of sanders, they did this last time thinking this was going to appease them. they think about this, they change the rule, enter back in the superdelegates, sanders team was part of this negotiation to create this thing so it be funny if he actually -- >> capri: there already going after tom perez. >> sean: a deal where the superdelegates decide he's not the guy and it's bloomberg or somebody else, this will be awesome. >> melissa: we are awaiting the resumption of the senate impeachment trial. we will have that live as soon a z happens, plus president trump letting his sights on michael bloomberg. the former new york city mayor is responding and how furious this live rivalry could get ne next. >> i would love to run against bloomberg, i would love it. ♪ what does help for

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debbie, please stand up, debbie lesco. [ applause ] >> a man i became very friendly with, i don't knowhy. certain people call, you take their calls. other people call, if they don't have information, they won't take anybody's call. but other people call, and you duck. this is a guy, he's just a very special guy. his wife i actually like better than him, to be honest. bau because he doesn't know that i know that he didn't actually support me right from the beginning, but she did. and on my worst day, right? on my worst day, my worst -- i won't tell you why it was my worst but it was not one of those good days -- she went on a bus, got many other buses, and women all over north carolina and they toured north carolina. well, mark was back sort of semi-supporting another candidate which he ended up leaving very quickly. i don't think you had a choice because of your wife. but thank her, and mark meadows is an extraordinary guy. the only problem, i guess -- he would only win by 40 points, but he was announcing he won't be running this time. will someone win your district by at least 20 poin