[laughter] president bush: which brings me to dick.er] president bush: 48 years as -- for eight years as vice president, diick has ridden shotgun. that is not the best analogy. [laughter] president bush: but he has been the greatest straight man in the history of the world. i do not know what i would have done for material without you. >> get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ president bush: lynn and laura were out of town recently so i called up dick and said, why don't we go to a movie? he said, great idea. why don't we go to a cowboy movie? [laughter] president bush: yep, finally went to see "broke back mountain." with me tell you -- let me tell you, yippie i o kai a. [laughter] president bush: dick set through the movie and did not say a word. we came out and he said, my sources. -- nice. horses. [laughter] president bush: i said yup. then he became quiet and serious. he turned to me and he said, you do not suppose the lone ranger and tonto? [laughter] president bush: down the lane i looked,

his dick. >> larry: what is dick? men think with. ( applause ) >> wow. >> larry: now i understand dick. you you need to go no further. sabroona, please explain this friends with benefits. i don't understand. >> a horrible movie. very bad. i'm sure it made its way to your planet. >> larry: please explain the sexual meaning. >> you've got a friend but every now and then -- >> why would you have sex with your friend? >> okay, so you're pretty advanced. because, like, you haven't had sex in a while or you're just like-- you see them in a different light. they turn around and go, "oh my god, it's you." and then you do sex with them. do you know sex? >> larry: what is the benefit of sex? >> of friends? >> benefit is the sex orgasm hopefully. no orgasm goes back to friend. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: thank you very much. we'll be right one steve-a-rita. some drinks are hardly refreshing. [crash] i'll stick with redd's wicked apple. who wants a steve-a-colada? can't give these things away. redd's wicked apple and new

and when dick, and i was assistant to dick, when he took over the base, the overall pace study, ---based study, that was all full of congressional relations because the subcommittee, the foreign affairs committee was holding a series of hearings, a major series of hearings on foreign commitments and overseas commitments of which the bases were seem to be -- seen to be a central part. so i became by default when dick left, the base study was my portfolio. so i found myself spending half of my time on the hill on what became a major onslaught against the administration's the vietnam policy. this was sort of the forum for the end the war group at the time. and so gradually, since i was the only one doing that, anything that came up having to do with congress ended up on my desk. it was an opportunity for me because dick kaegel had a big portfolio when he left and everybody else was so busy in the national security council with their own portfolios that suddenly when dick departed i was the only guy there with the inbox. so i ended up working on all of the classified issues, the war powers a

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we appreciate you coming in, dick.g paid to you, as you know. >> thanks very much, carl. good to be here. >> dick costolo, the ceo of twitter. that does it for "squawk alley" for this wednesday. coming up at noon. let's get back to headquarters and scott wopner and the half. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the "halftime show." let's meet the starting lineup for today. joe terranova, senior managing director at vert is managing partners and john and pete najarian are the co-founders of option monster. we're joined by paul richards, the head of fx north america over at ubs. steve liesman is our senior economics reporter. #twitter fight. analyst who says sell, one who says buy. we'll battle it out. flash crash, a man who worked with the

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who is to say what dick joke is better than another?ly: it might be the most talked about moment from season one and i think it's indicative of how you guys of what the show together because it is technically correct. i know you spend a lot of research on the technical part of things. tell me how that came to be. >> we bonded over the fact that we said, i hate technically incorrect dick jokes. we vowed, if we do dick jokes, they will be technically correct. they may not be funny but they will be correct. emily: mike, you are an engineer. you worked in silicon valley once upon a time yourself. >> i had fun on that one. believe it or not, this guy who's got his phd just after we finished season one was sort of the compression consultant. we asked him for that dick joke. we had a lot of the technical stuff about the various angles. he went to town on it in a way that i couldn't believe. it came about. we were early on and i thought it would be cool to have a beautiful mind moment like he did with the men and women in a bar leading to this

dick thiede was overmatched. >> we ended up with 44 votes. the opponent got 135 votes. >> the mining dispute had attracted money from out of state to a tiny county election. i asked dick how that felt. >> i had a really wonderful homeroom teacher and history teacher at shorewood high school. his name was otis sweiger and one of the things he said is that democracy is fragile. it doesn't take much. >> what happens to the town here and to the people here if this mine doesn't go through? >> we need our community to exist. and if we don't get something here, our community going to continue to decline and you're gonna see, continue to see an area of high poverty. >> mm-hmm. >> nobody wants poverty, nobody. >> five generations are here. my great-grandfather started it, you know, i ain't going to let it go. >> we ain't leaving. >> if this place were ruined because of the water, could you just pick up and go somewhere else and do this? >> hell, no. it's all here. it lives with us. we live with it. it lives in us. it's, it's not, it's not like you can

guy: how much would you give dick costello so far?im 10 out of 10 he is doing a fantastic scrob. the revenue speaks for itself. it is obvious that the impact of the share price is purely down to expectations not being met. again, as i mentioned before, this is a company in its growth phase, in its early stages of development as company. it is being evaluated differently. it is early days for the company. it has tremendous potential. it is also vulnerable as i said before. i think that is part of the attraction of something that has such a potential upside to investors. guy: does dick costello have to deliver in the next six months or does he have longer? when you're at the top of the company, you always get some flak from somewhere. is the window more narrow than two days ago? >> some might say so. i think that dick should have more time to stay the course. i think he is doing a very fine job. i don't know that anyone could do it better. i think shareholders should give him a confidence to do that. guy: we're going to be speaking to d

-- >> 30,000 e-mails come out. >> excuse me, dick. there's no question. this is a woman who understands the system. she's got more experience than anyone in government with federal prosecutors and investigations. did she -- she did it intentionally, i assume. she lied about the two devices. >> yeah. >> talk to me. >> here's what happened, jeanine. when henry kissinger was secretary of state he transcribed with the secretary every conversation he had with the global leader. at the end of his tenure, he asked the state department, do i have to give these back to you? and the state department said, yes, you do. so kissinger didn't want to and he secreted them in a safe. the supreme court ruled, yeah, you have to give them back but only the state department itself can make you do that. so he was safe. hillary figured this same thing. she took office and she said i'm not going to sue myself to get these back. i can keep them in a private safeguarded in my house. what she didn't reckon on is that she would be so close to danger in so many o

all of it weakens america. >> but, you know, the president's defenders would look at dick cheney and into forget afghanistan but at least iraq based on what they say was a false premise. and they believe that created a new field of enemies against us in the middle east and we're still paying that debt. >> megyn it's not about the past. it's about today and the future. and today our allies just don't trust us. our military is weak. iranian iranian hedge mommy is going forward. in iraq, in ways we have not seen. >> if we had a bush-cheney administration for another eight years, do you think we would not have seen the growth of isis and collapse of the middle east as we know it? >> no, i don't. because i think when president obama withdrew those last troops from iraq, he created a vacuum. isis filled that vacuum. if we had stayed there, supported the baghdad government and inclusive baghdad government that included kurds, sunnis, i don't think isis would have ever reached this point. i think it's because of that weakness. >> we saw these dictators fall. and there's a real question about

matt: dick costolo has nothing to tweet home about. at the twitter ceo feels the heat at the revenue misses estimates and the company ups the forecast. olivia: the company says they are considering strategic alternatives to boost shareholder value. matt: life in the fast lane. people that are trying to revive the superbike racing culture in the u.s. new -- join us on "market makers." i matt miller. olivia: i'm olivia. we are in for eric and stephanie and they will be back with you tomorrow morning. we have breaking news coming up on housing. let's get to julie hyman who was in the newsroom. julie: the pending home sales for the month this shows some progress for the housing recovery, especially after we did not have a strong number. again we were estimating that 1% gain and that was the average of the economist we surveyed. the advance in february with about 3.1 percent, so it doesn't really slow down from february but it had a worse than estimated number. remember in terms of economic data this morning, this adding to the gdp figure t

what movie is this from, dick. then we were singing show tunes together.s his mind going, he memorizes shakespeare. >> jimmy: that's a lot of fun. i met him. i was a little bit star-struck to meet him. >> he was like iconic from our times. >> jimmy: absolutely. the dick van dyke show. >> tripping over the ottoman. >> jimmy: the mustache always seems out of place to me. >> that started when he was doing that tv series. >> jimmy: matlock -- not matlock. >> i did one. you probably did too. >> jimmy: you did matlock? >> everybody did. i was a witness in a murder case. >> jimmy: oh, you were. okay. wow. >> i had this, like, so mid-atlantic accent. i think my high school teacher said if i didn't get rid of my cleveland accent, i would never get an acting job. i said, i think it's her! i remember -- somebody said it to me on youtube. i was like, what am i doing. i'm like madonna during her english period, you know [ laughter ] although i am married to a brit. >> jimmy: no excuse at all. wow. that's interesting. i'm going to youtube that myself. >> i should never

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a few weeks ago, dick cheney said, he thinks i am the worst president of his lifetime.ick cheney is the worst president of my lifetime. [laughter] [applause] what a coincidence. everybody has got something to say these days. my cost of the -- mike huckabee recently said people shouldn't join our military until a true conservative is elected president. think about that. it was so outrageous that 47 ayatollah's wrote us a letter trying to explain to huckabee how our system works. [applause] [laughter] it gets worse. just this week, michele bachmann actually predicted that i would bring about the biblical end of days. now that's a legacy. [laughter] [applause] that's big. i mean, lincoln, washington, they didn't do that. [laughter] i have to put this stuff aside. i have to stay focused on my job. for many americans, this is still a time of deep uncertainty. for example, i have one friend, just a few weeks ago, she was making millions of dollars a year and she is now living out of a van in iowa. [laughter] [applause] meanwhile, back here in our nation's capital, we are alwa

>> larry: it's a new batch of dicks coming in, though. >> it's fresh dicks. only woman on the set here! >> hold on a minute. i think you're both right. i don't think they do as much good as egypt says but i don't think we should ban them. but i don't think they do a lot of good. banning stuff is a bad practice just because a couple of people -- in other words, we have the kkk in america we don't ban that. >> those guys are bigger dicks! >> larry: k.k.k. has a lot of good parties too! (laughter) >> larry, i'm going to disagree with that. as a jew i don't go to those parties. >> larry: were you ever in a frat or anything? >> i considered joining a frat when i got in college. then i hung out with ten guys and -- >> that's a gang. well, we did our stuff undercover. >> again... but i will say you're going to have bad and good frats. if you're going to -- i don't think we should ban them. just make them more diverse. that way if they do something racist, the black guy goes what the (bleep) you say? you know what i mean? (laughter) >> larry: affirmative action. oh!

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. >> what they could tweak is most likely dick comes tell oig. i think it puts the pressure on him to execute over the next quarter. they didn't excite this quarter. so he's in the hot seat. he has to prove to everybody. one thing i thought was interesting bob mentioned was the pricing metrics. last year i said they were so far away, they only had to make up a small amount -- >> only had to do one thing right. i remember that. >> and they did that right. now the question is how much more is left and that's why you buy it for a trade, but you wait for an investment. >> certainly a lot of questions to answer including questions from the gang at quack alley. tomorrow morning 11:30, dick cost lowe will join them. >>> up next dennis gartman will explain why he's buying shares of the battered social guy apartment. and plus win some, lose some. shares of wynn are crapping out to the tune of 10%. get it? craps. in the after hours on disappointing earnings. we'll tell you why the results are more than about gambling. and flying high, shares of jetblue up

we are going to have a live interview with morning with twitter's ceo dick costolo. second worst trading day in the accompany's history, jim and down as much as 24% after the bell. >> it was interesting that the release which came out early, this was not twitter's fault. everything else was. when i go over the quarter, look, there's obviously a lot of work to be done here. the business is growing fast. not fast enough. the ease in which people get on it still unclear but it was the recognition that this is not as good an advertising model as facebook. the demand is not there. people, the advertisers don't feel they're getting bang for the buck. once again, they changed the metric. my favorite line was mark made at the end. it looks like you moved to cpx or cpa, whatever you want to call it meaning every metric change is a call. i'm in a forgiveness mode and san francisco is a much more live and let loose place. they open the golden gate to us. these guys fell off the golden gate. i don't think they should jump but i think the question to ask is is there another way t

all right. >> step two is a dick taylor hat.od, we have to keep your hair in line. head back to where we do the first stages of processing. >> you follow him. i follow you. you follow me. >> this is where we store our raw ingredients. we're unique in the chocolate making industry we start with two ingredients, cocoa beans and cane sugar. >> there's your cocoa beans that came right out of the cocoa pod. >> and they've been fermented and dried. you can smell that fermentation that kind of gym sock smell. >> listen, from a marketing standpoint, words like gym sock, i mean, and i'm not an expert but i don't think you want them to dare to try your product. >> we wouldn't encourage anybody to eat it raw like that. >> what happens here, some sorting? >> we'll fill up buckets with beans. >> and these? >> specific beans came from a place called myman in the toledo region of belize. >> toledo? >> yes, it's a very specific bean. >> so weird. another one of those names. i think it's like spanish, right? toledo is steel? >> i'm not sure. mak

>> just dry the husk. >> dick taylor chocolate. smell of a gym sock now with veins. >> try this, dehusked. >> chew it. >> and tastes like almost vegetable. there's a lot of floral or flower notes. >> veg-tabl. don't use that either. gym sock, vegtle. veiny. words like delicious. >> fruity, wonderful. we have the start out low so we can -- >> your managing expectations in the phenomenal way. >> so this is our roaster. it's an early 1900 number 5 coffee roaster. >> it's very similar to a coffee. >> all of the wonderful things, the reaction, et cetera, et cetera. >> i don't know that. what is the myard reaction? >> they call it the browning reaction. the same thing that happens when you brown a steak but what physically changes the molecular structure and develops in foods. >> i didn't know that. who's myard? >> myard was a french physician in the 1800s that observed the change in amino asids when he was applied to them. but you might want to check that. >> google myard. would you like to see myard? >> ♪ if you want a paint that's mor

brad: dick costolo, ceo of her thanks for joining us.lix: thank you so much for bringing us that great interview with twitter ceo dick costolo. furthermore, i am here with paul sweeney. we heard dick costolo say he is not feeling pressure from the board. he feels like he is aligned with the board. do you feel there will be external pressure to sell twitter? paul: i don't excel. there is -- i don't think so. we have seen turnover and management. there is almost a 30% decline on the stock on this news. the pressure has increased in the last 24 hours. he was right then it is time for this company to execute. i think the next quarter or two will be critical to develop some momentum that they were able to develop over the next couple -- the last couple of quarters. they have lost momentum. it is clear. can they start to build some of that credibility and momentum back in the stock with the shareholder base? alix: how do they do that? paul: it is execution and top line. user growth and conversion to revenue. users and revenue. it is still a to

>> steve: dick cheney?jimmy: in an interview with "playboy" magazine, dick cheney criticized president obama and said he's "the worst president of his lifetime without question." [ audience boos ] then cheney was like, "but enough talk, when do i take my clothes off?" [ laughter ] they're like, "no, that's not what this is all about." that's right. dick cheney did an interview in "playboy's" latest issue, and believe it or not, they actually gave him the cover. take a look at this cover. [ laughter ] check out some of the stories in -- "compatibility quiz: is this baboon heart right for you?" [ applause ] then we have "when it's okay to shoot someone in the face." [ laughter ] and finally, "shock and awe: the first time she sees you naked." [ laughter and applause ] i mean, these are big stories that you want to read about in "playboy." "playboy" magazine's on stands today. this is great here. our pal, new jersey governor chris christie. [ laughter ] we love that guy. i mean, we really do. he was giving a s

we will hear from dick costolo next. cory: on the vision may be bought by a group of chinese investors. a group of investors is offering to pay $29 per share, according to a group familiar with the matter. a glitch in the ipad program delayed 40 flights in the last day. pilots are increasingly using ipads as part of their flight deck. the planes had to return to the deck -- to the gate to access wi-fi. is twitter in trouble? shares plunged after the most recent earnings report. investors have been concerned about the company's ability to generate revenue for quite some time. brad stone sat down with dick costolo today and asked him when we will start to see some results for all these new efforts. >> i think everybody in the company, myself first among them, would like these things to work right out of the box. you get to a much better place down the road. our advertising target is something that, when we launched it a few years ago, didn't work spectacularly well, and has now gotten much better. i have every confidence t

we asked him for that dick joke.can you give a stuff to put on the board we had a lot of . we had a lot of the technical stuff about the various angles. he went to town on it in a way that i couldn't believe. that came about we were early on when we started, at some point i thought it would be cool to have a beautiful mind moment like he did with the men and women in a bar leading to this mathematical epiphany. i thought maybe we should have something like that with compression. we were looking for something maybe dumb. silly. it came from one of the writers mateo, he was just completely , separately talking about discussions with his roommates about how you could --i don't know how to say it on this show. alec: manipulate? mike: manipulate 4 men at the same time. alec overheard this. emily: i just got spit on. emily: i'm good. very meta. [laughter] you guys do a lot of research for this show. you have come up here often. tell me about that. my:ike: a lot of the stories come from real stories up here. when alec start

so this -- he just had dick cheney on. dick cheney is talking about going to war. really?ow many soldiers are you going to put in the united states military when they realize that we don't have your back? you see what is going on with the v.a. right now. i mean, how disgusting is this that we can talk about going to war and fighting a war and we can't even protect those that have done that for us? and then we turn our backs and act like -- the state department has been doing things behind the scenes. i spoke to governor richardson today. he's, working behind the scenes but so far no one has been able to crack this nut. these talks should not end without americans coming home. >> i hope this message gets to the white house and the state department. thank you, montel williams, what a great cause. >>> up next, the latest conspiracy theory from the right wing that the top democrat in the senate foreign relations committee was indicted today on corruption charges because he disagrees with the president on iran. nonsense. they say it's payback but how come the corruption charges

which is interesting because i think that dec chain se dick che worst president of my lifetime. kennedy: president bush took to a private stage on the same night in vegas. in front of a room fuel of disgruntled donors, to be an effective president, when you say something, you have to mean it you got to kill them, and reportedly said about iran nuke deal, said that do you think that middle east is chaotic now, imagine what cell look like for our grand charge, this is how -- grandchildren that is how americans should view the deal. i thought it was interesting this president has been seen as a good ex president he minds his own business, he does his own painting and ponders the past in peace. what made him come out. >> it was a private gathering but remarks are getting out, he was the at a break bing point, 6 years in we're about to make a strategic blunder in iran. and the isis, and he said, somebody has to say something. someone is saying something. it is ironic, that w bush would be a sir gat for his bro -- serogate for as a brother as a period influence. kennedy: i think you a

. >> everyone wants to know, is there a good dick joke in a series?there is at least one. >> is it as worthy as the one in season one? >> we love our babies. it is not for us to say which did joke is better than the others. >> that is probably one of the most talked about moments of season one and it is indicative of how you put it together. it is technically correct. i know you have done a lot of research on the technical part of things. tell me actually about how that came to be. >> when mike and i first started talking about the show, we bonded over the fact when we started talking about technically incorrect dick jo kes. we doubt that if we were going to do them, they would be technically correct. they may not be funny but would be technically correct. >> and mike, you are an engineer. you work in silicon valley once upon a time yourself. so you know a little bit about this world. >> i had fun on that one. believe it or not, this guy who has his phd -- after we finished season one, was our compression consultant. we asked him for that dick joke. w

with the exception of dick cheney, but dick cheney backed away from that idea.thing is a big word. if you say that a country was not principally responsible, i'd go along with it. if you say it had nothing to do i'd disagree with you. >> would you say iraq and the vacuum of power had a lot to do with the creation of i.s.i.l. that didn't exist before the united states went into iraq. >> fanatic beliefs on the sunni and the shi'a side of islam are not a new thing. in one way tore another. i.s.i.l.-like entities and shiites on the other side have been fighting the war for 1300, 1400 years. so i think one puts all together too much emphasis on contemporary undertakings by saying that i.s.i.s. was begun by the united states >>> a contemporary undertaking, you look at saddam hussein, but you think his regime kept the sunnis and the shia in check. >> he kept the sunnis in check by killing them. it's not the way we out to look at the problems in the world, including quiet, as long as they are quite through mass murder that is okay. more are slaughtered now. i don't thin

dick cheney said in a "playboo" -- "playboo." it's called "playboo", right?s that magazine with the hot ladies? "playboo"? [ laughter ] "playboo" is naked ghosts. [ laughter ] you guys into hot, like, naked ghosts? [ laughter and applause ] woo! i also had a great -- a good st. patrick's day. [ laughter ] in case you're wondering how well this is going right off the top. dick cheney said in a "playboy" interview this week that barack obama is the worst president of his lifetime. i mean, come on, you can't tell me obama is worse than martin van buren. [ laughter ] i dare you to tell me that. that's right, dick chaney gave an interview to "playboy" and for the first time ever people who got caught with a "playboy" are saying, "i swear, i was just looking at the pictures." [ laughter ] in "playboo", you see all of casper's parts. [ laughter and applause ] 'cause usually -- usually it's just like his face and his hands, and then the rest looks like a sheet. oh, not in "playboo." [ laughter ] not in "playboo." have you guys heard of facebook? [ cheers ] okay, good

. >> trump better never come to baltimore or i'm going to kick him in the dick. >> larry: whoa whoa, okay. ( cheers and applause ) so-- ( laughter ) so i guess you reserve dick kicking for just special situations. >> very special, larry. >> larry: i got it. well, let me ask you this-- >> wait wait, hold on larry. >> larry: what is it? >> oh, my goodness. is that don lemon? donald cornelius lemon! get away from that bystander. you and i both know that is not journalism. put that microphone down! but putt it down! put it down! >> larry: civil unrest mom everyone. we'll be right back so, have you heard about lancaster? buttery rich, smooth, and surprisingly soft crÈmes. so you give one a try and wow. it's lancaster. it's caramel reimagined. en power scrub to give us a clean we can be proud of. over engineered with unstoppable orange oil and micro scrubbers [band]: unstoppable it leaves us honkingly gorgeous. dial for men. proudly over engineered. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours our chocolate.

. >> dick cheney shocking no one with his blunt talk. saying that he believes that president obama is trying to take the country down. what do you make of the vice president's statement? >> i'm always reluctant to attribute motives like that. i think that's an extreme statement. i do think that this president has made a mess of foreign policy, particularly in the middle east. but i don't think there's anyone who can claim an academy award for foreign policy in the united states over the last 15 years. >> well, nobel peace prizes seem to be on hand at almost a moment's notice for some. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >>> dick cheney says this president is the worst ever. billionaire media mogul zukerman on the iran deal. israel and the indecipherable obama doctrine. >>> hollywood's richest actress with a block buster admission. what she told vanity fair. next. >>> turning now to the debate over the iranian nuclear agreement, so-called. president obama is at odds with senior lawmakers of his own party. senator schumer the latest t

. >> thank you our next speaker is dick ellen. >> thank you, commissioners and i excuse me. especially want to thank commissioner president caen for the spirit of the discussion about mountain town hall it is very long over due i think did questions are right on target i came here with the hope of not having to make a presentation that i wrote out yesterday would be irrelevant by today i'd like to leave a if you comments first of all if we can take mountain town hall and put it in the the work or timeframe of black cloud that was a state audit it identified the diversities within in department i'm going to mention 3 it is slow passes in assessing the water delivery system and the performing details of the study and the failure of the commissioners to track capital projects passes by the projects they can be delayed or fall through the cracks jacobs associates study is a perfect example this was realized in 2008 and how many years did it take before it - the commission and to the public 6 years we have a 6 year gallop that nothing was discussed there's a solution and the solu

certified wise man dick lugar will tell us. a behind the behind the scenes documentary on the correspondents' dinner. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is president of the lugar center. our older viewers will know him as richard nixon's favorite mayor, our younger viewers as a former senator from indiana for a time, dig lugar thanks -- dick lugar, thanks for coming in. you were one of many people coming cleaning many senators, hillary clinton with her husband leading a foundation. you had concerns about contributions to the foundation as well as president clinton's speaking fees. tell us what you want to be on guard against for the public interest. fmr. senator lugar: the first foreign relations committee john kerry chaired was on secretary clinton's nominations. my staff, the minority staff had been negotiating with the clinton folks because i stated it seemed to me to be impossible for someone serving as secretary of state with a husband who had been president of the united states to receive gifts coming into the family foundation wi