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. ♪ ♪ ♪e dla enar iinout.methrementgh tfor os for e >> experts are predicting that the royal baby coulde british economy. $380 million, yeah. the question now is, how do we get this kid to move to detroit? >>brian: that would be interesting. a lot of that money is coming from betting. a lot of people feel as though they have an inclination of who the baby will be named after, what the baby will be called. >>gretchen: lear are the real odds -- here are the real odds. you have the name george at two to one. james at four to one. listen to that music. alexander seven to one. louise and henry 12 to one. here's why it won't be james, i think. because james hewitt. remember james hewitt? i think varney just passed out. >>steve: here's why it won't be george. george castanza. >>gretchen: here are our picks for what we think the name will be. >>steve: i think the child could be named chutney because i've been to england a number of times and the people there love chutney. >>gretchen: frances alexander. frances because that's diana's middle name and it could go for a boy as well. >>brian: i pick