new york knicks owner, james dolan, showed an ugly side after a fan's critical e-mail became public.laimed to be a knicks supporter for 60 years criticized dolan as some of his decisions made as team's owner. he fired back in a harsh response. it reads, quote, i'm just guessing but i'll bet your life is a hateful mess. i'll bet you're a negative force in everyone that comes in contact with you. you more than likely have made your family miserable. dolan went on to write, start rooting for the nets because the knicks don't want you. >> he told him. >> yeah. mean. >> nice guy. >> yeah. jen, you're upset about this. you're upset about the grammer. just about the grammar. >>> the european championships in austria, jane channel crashes into an unintended object. a broom. she kept going. she said on the sled. >> just dodges it. little duck of the head. >> allowed a do-over. but she posted a faster time smacking the broom. let's get a check on your weather. bill karins standing by broomless, with a shovel ready for all of us. >> yeah. we got to jump in our cars and head north, right? >> sou

. >>> knicks owner and madison square garden chairman james dolan lashes out to a longtime fan.l from an angry knicks fan complaining of his management style and dolan held back no punches. he responded in e-mail, saying in part, you most likely have made your family miserable. alcoholic, maybe? i just celebrated my 21st year anniversary of sobriety. maybe you should try it. maybe it will help you become a person folks would like to have around. dolan ended his response to say to start rooting for the nets because the knicks don't want you. ouch. >>> and the sports world is reacting to the death of legendary unc coach smith. he passed away. charlie scott remembers the impact he had on his players. >> while you were in school, he was your coach, he was your disciplinarian, he was your teacher. when you got out, he was your friend, he was your father, he was your mentor. >> michael jordan played under smith for 1981-1984 and said in his statement other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach. he was my mentor, my teacher

dolan chooses, msg's fortunes are tied to the knicks' fortunes.be good for the company. >> they have the worst record in the nba out of 30 teams, but they lead the way in average ticket prices. and attendance is still very respectable. they're terrible play does create a drag on advertising and concession revenue, but the impact this fairly modest -- the impact is a fairly modest when it comes to ticket sales. the luxury cap will likely get lower, even likely eliminated in coming seasons, as their new tv deal is double. on top of that, if dolan was ever to sell the knicks he would push a $2 billion price tag. >> the other teams that msg owns, the new york rangers they are at least play better than the kknicks. >> they are. if they were to play -- if they were to go into the playoffs right now, they would deftly be in it. ticket prices on the rangers up by 3% this season. but it does not add that much to the bottom line. the rangers are worth a lot less than the knicks. the rangers would fetch about $700 million. analysts are excited about the poss

and joining us now for more with his perspective is mike dolan.e is the former ceo of img worldwide. he has served as the cfo of viacom or i am sure you had to take a look at currency fluctuation. >> we did. it makes you appreciate being in the united states. >> so the dollar has gained like 21% against the euro. you flip that around and maybe have had a fifth of a discount out around the world. is a make a difference for you? >> i think it does. maybe less so for bacardi because it depends on when you started internationalizing. if you started early, you already have made the acquisition and filled out the product portfolio. if you are starting out late now and are looking to do acquisitions and international markets, the timing is putting good. >> are you looking to do acquisitions? >> where always alert to opportunities. we like to think we are alert to opportunities anyway. we feel the portfolio we have is pretty attractive and broad-based and has been around for years. >> is it hurting you at all, the stronger dollar? >> in general pretty nat

dolan responds: i'm just guessing but i'll bet your life is a mess.r family miserable. alcoholic maybe? in the meanwhile start rooting for the nets because the knicks don't want you. the ugly a light that's not a headlight. a driver in tennessee ticketed twice in one day after using a bungee card to strap lights on his car's bumper. >> time for your brew on this responses. grammy awards taking a serious turn with domestic violence p.m. ssm a. in -- p.s.a. in the middle of the show. was that the appropriate message? >> linda said any time we can raise awareness about violence we should. daisy said not sure if it was appropriate. >> james said famous people have a platform to reach and influence citizens. why not remind them that they can have an effect on such a troubling issue. thank you to everyone who responded. we appreciate it. we hope you have a great day. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. >> good morning. it is monday, february 9. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. jordan continues to release fury on isis with airstrike after airstrik

my colleague, karen dolan and i , will be your moderators for tonight. we had the honor to introduce a few people who will make some remarks to celebrate congressman conyers. first, as a tribute to congressman conyers and the way he works, the way he builds strong coalitions to fight for what is right in this country, there are 19 other groups that have joined i.p.s. in honoring congressman conyers here tonight. i mention them as among the hundreds of groups that have worked with the congressman over the years, that have partnered with this man for this half century. let me mention the 19. the naacp, the sentencing project, "the nation," now celebrating its 150th anniversary, that is pre-john conyers for "the nation." peace action, national people's action, jobs with justice, restaurant opportunities centers united friends of the earth. , social security works. campaign for america's future. progressive democrats of america, council for a livable world, alliance for justice, fund for constitutional government, win without war, economic policy institute,

i want to read you something that cardinal timothy dolan wrote in the new york post. there is an orchestrated phobia of christianity throughout the world. a coordinated effort on behalf of fanatics to see that true religion which stands for friendship dignity and the sacredness of human life is stamped out. how do you fight evil when war goes against your core beliefs? >> well as a matter of fact even just yesterday the united states bishops issued a statement to our u.s. government saying that it's possible that military intervention might be necessary but there are so many other ways that we also need to help these people both for this society. they talked about the fact that fanaticism and extremism can be countered by people feeling that they can participate in a society, so not just military might. >> pope francis appears to be wrestling with this too, right? >> yeah. >> because on one hand the pope has urged the fighting to stop in gaza, iraq and ukraine but according to the daily beast the pope said, quote, where there is an unjust aggression i can only say tha

dolan is a very, very brave man. obviously he was touched by the letter.se everybody. you know whenever i get criticized, i'm able to look at it and see if there's some truth in the criticism. if there's not any truth, you know first thing that's criticizing is how do you know? can you really criticize. a lot of time it's hate but dolan, you know some people think you did the right thing, some people don't think he did the right thing. i thought it was okay. >> are you still in petty stocks? >> every now and then. >> why? >> it's fun, do you want to know why? i'll tell you why, come here peter. >> uh-oh, peter chuckman joining us here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> peter is smart. when i'm at home i want to feel like peter. it hasn't been going well. >> that's my point though. financial advisor take care of that, 20 year relationship he doesn't mess around and that sort of thing. >> no the big stocks i let my guy handle them. right now i'm looking at stuff. >> do you approve? do you approve of the strategy? tell the public, peter. do you a

what cardinal dolan is saying we have a clear problem.hy can't the obama administration deal with it. be as specific demographically in pinpointing where the problem is. we're not talking about the interment camps with the japanese. and some americans are saying all the japanese were that way. we've made a lot of progress. where are the horror stories of muslims today being victimized? >> and we've seen a report on this christians executed or tortured, it doesn't get a lot of play. maybe in this environment, with isis and the crazy things that they've been doing it's getting a little more. but this kind of stuff has been going on for a long, long time well before isis. >> well, look, the hate speech against christians. i want to make very clear i'm not comparing isis to what goes on in this country. let's face it if you turn on late-night talk shows if you turn on bill maher, who are they thrashing? it's catholics, practically every single night. they don't go after muslims. they don't go after jews. i'm not asking them to do so to get eq

the fan claimed to be a knicks supporter for 60 years criticized dolan for some of his decisions mades team owner. a few grammatical errors. dolan fired back quote, i'm just guessing but i'll bet your life is a mess and you are a hateful mess. in fact, i'll bet you are a negative force in everyone who comes in contact with you. you most likely have made your family miserable. dolan went on the write to the knicks fan, in the meanwhile, start rooting for the nets because the knicks don't want you. >> well, that is a good way to win back somebody. >> okay. >>> coming up the new way president obama may have found -- found to bond with members of congress. well that's hopeful. >>> also ahead, how one banking giant helped conceal the identities of weapons dealer tax evaders, dictators, and celebrities, helping them avoid paying billions in taxes. we'll be right back. (woman) caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr® to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works di

. >>> knicks owner and madison square garden chairman, james dolan lashes out at a long-time fan.plaining of his management style. he responded via e-mail saying you most likely have made your family miserable. alcoholic, maybe. i just celebrated my 21-year anniversary of sobriety. you should try it. maybe it will help you become a person that folks like to have around. he ended with saying start rooting for the nets. the knicks don't want you. all right. >>> and the sports world is reacting to the death of dean smith. he passed away on saturday. charles scott, unc's first ever black scholarship player remembers the impact he had on his players. >> while you were in school he was your coach, he was your disciplinarian, he was your teacher. when you got out, he was your friend. he was your father. he was your mentor. >> michael jordan played under smith from 1981 through 1984 and said this in a statement. other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach. he was my mentor my teacher, my second father. >>> long-time rival and

the note that james dolan wrote back to the 72-year-old fan.le excerpt of it. if you could call it up. the son of the person who received the note made this public and it's not a very nice note. and for a guy who should be apologizing to all of new york instead he's writing nasty notes back to me as an economics report this is a guy who has -- the idea he has no competition. they still are buying tickets to the lousy team. they're selling out. he has the nerve -- and it's a guy i group watching the great knicks team. i saw willis reed. my parents would take me to championship teams. all of that great history of new york is gone with this team. >> there's a great article over the weekend. a sad story about phil jackson. it was a sad interview with how sad he was about his try angle offense was not working the way he came here $60 million to come here and it hasn't worked yet. he has a couple of -- basically article said two or three years from now he thinks he has it. >> i don't know if it's dolan's fault. it's hard to see the only constant. he'

a photographer friend named john dolan, very gifted photographer. warned him in most of my pictures like my drivers license, i looked like an escaped convict. he laughed and said do not worry, it will be fine. as relaxed as i was and as good as he is at what he does, the results -- [laughter] well, they reminded me how powerful genes are. there are 2 generations of unfortunate people in my family. not all massachusetts boys take poor pictures. i want you to consider this one. when you look at jfk, i can imagine i see some of his confidence. he doesn't look nervous or anything. it appears to be easy. i think this is certainty about his look. and maybe a little bit of what his successors call a vision of thing. could it be he is thinking big thoughts? it is possible to read a portrait. it may actually be even a valuable skill and the history business. it can teach us something about the past and perhaps ourselves. as of the risk of seeming self-involved, i want to go back to my office photo for a moment. what do we see? in this one, at some superficia

." >> reporter: the trip funded by local auto dealer tom dolan who's long been involved with the cancererwhelming, we might imagine for a brave little boy in the midst of a struggle, but an emotional moment for everyone there. >> "it's hard when you see a little kid like that and everyone else is so healthy and he's fighting." >> "to be honest when he got diagnosed, you never know if you are even going to get to make a make-a-wish trip. it's been such a humbling experience for me to see the people that are willing to come and show support for a child they'd never met." >> reporter: ed pearce kolo 8 news now. >> vicki: mason says he's very excited for the trip. and more than anything wants to see where mickey mouse lives. films from india have inspired a new exercise trend. in today's health minute, holly firfer reports on burning calories and toning your abs "bollyfit" style. holly fifer has more. >> holly: since the early 20th century, bollywood films have been one of the most popular forms of entertainment in india the 2007 film "come let's dance", is one example of this type of movie

the pope and cardinal dolan would have been good people to invite to the -- no doubt they didn't make the cut because they make too much sense.? this administration holds to --. >>> let's get some real talk now on immigration. now a reaction pouring in. the white house making it clear that the justice accident is going to appeal. but house speaker john boehner says that the president did act beyond his authority. >> funny standoffs going off on capitol hill right now. >> so far senate democrats have refused to judge on r -- speaker john boehner saying today, quote, hopefully senate democrat who is claim to oppose this executive overreach will now -- texas senator ted cruz says, quote, the senate democrat who is are filibustering department of homeland security fundinging should look hard at this ruling. when lawmakers return, there will be four letting tiff days before homeland security funding could potentially lapse. >> attorney general eric holder offered this reaction. >> we have to look after this decision for what it is it is a decision by one federal court district judge, i exp

cardinal dolan said it today in the "new york post" in a courageous editorial that he wrote.t we hear it out of the white house with regard to jewish and christian victims? >> the going theory is there is a billion muslims in the world and the president is concerned about telling the billion muslims, we're at war with you. >> i think the concerns are unwarranted. i think the concerns are based on some sensitivities that he and the white house have that are really unexplained. if we're dealing with an enemy that wants to destroy civilized culture in the world, an enemy that wants to destroy many civilizations, jewish, even islamic to some extent, i think you need to call a spade a spade and say we can't stand for this and the way the pope did, cardinal dolan has and other religious leaders have. >> kareem abdul-jabbar came forward and one thing he said is saying that all muslims are responsible for this is like saying that christians are responsible for the kkk. >> it's gotten out of control in terms of this white house. we go back to teddy roosevelt. we talk about the big sti

. >> real quick let's talk about this crazy e-mail the james dolan e-mail because the guy that sent the-mail that he called an alcoholic. >> and loser. >> said i'm not looking for an apology. i want improvement to win a championship. he wants a title. interestingly adam silver the commissioner of the nba that could have fined or said something said the opposite of what i thought he would do. he said jim is a new yorker. >> a back handed insult. >> jim got an unkind e-mail and responded with an unkind e-mail and that was it. >> james dolan needs to be happy he has fans that still give a you know what. the guy had the effort to write in after this point after 20 years of misery as a knicks fan, you go back to late 90s, they were scrapping, those were incredible games. you couldn't get a ticket. now i watched the miami game. they were in miami. nobody cared. they found a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and now there's fans that put up a website where they're trying to force the dolans to sell the team. >> do you think phil jackson will be able to fix it? >> no. >> no? >> they

to be farks cardinal dolan in new york city wrote an op-ed post but we've seen very, very little.think is going on here? >> well, cardinal wuerl in washington discussed the plight of our christian brothers and sisters in the middle east and, of course, in strong terms condemned the horrible killings and christians. i'm not sure what the priests are supposed to do you know as they give their homilies this weekend. i know you're asking them to speak out on this. what i think has to happen and speak to the catholic church is we need more people in the pews. you have to instruct people in the faith your own faith. so there's not a vacuum that's created in this country or as we've seen a vacuum created in europe as we've seen the decline of christianity. so i think priests should be priests. they should take care of the flock, the faithful. get more people to come into the church and explain why their christianity is superior to other faiths, not to condemn other faiths but, you know -- >> all right. >> islam operates in a vacuum right now in a lot of places. >> a lot of places there i

new york's cardinal dolan weighing in, writing, quote these aren't sporadic attacks. this is part of an orchestrated ideology that sees christianity and judaism, a worldwide crisis that must not be ignored. the reverend franklin graham saying we would be better -- we better take this warning seriously as these acts of terror will only spread throughout europe and the united states. the storm is coming. brit hume when you look at that landscape, you see these christian leaders taking these threats and these actions very seriously, and some doubt that our president, white taking them seriously, is -- whether he is appreciating the targeting of specific religious groups, and the importance of that in identifying this conflict. >> well, megyn i think he recognizes that the people killed were killed for being christians. what he's trying to do is not fan any sentiment that might result in pressure on him to do something really serious about this. because i do not believe that the president is faking when he says that he does not believe isis is a existential threat to the

new york's cardinal dolan weighing in, writing, quote these aren't sporadic attacks.s is part of an orchestrated ideology that sees christianity and judaism, a worldwide crisis that must not be ignored. the reverend franklin graham saying we would be better -- we better take this warning seriously as these acts of terror will only spread throughout europe and the united states. the storm is coming. brit hume when you look at that landscape, you see these christian leaders taking these threats and these actions very seriously, and some doubt that our president, white taking them seriously, is -- whether he is appreciating the targeting of specific religious groups, and the importance of that in identifying this conflict. >> well, megyn i think he recognizes that the people killed were killed for being christians. what he's trying to do is not fan any sentiment that might result in pressure on him to do something really serious about this. because i do not believe that the president is faking when he says that he does not believe isis is a existential threat to the unit

they're coming out strongly against the latest executions including new york cardinal timothy dolan who said, quote, civilization is threatened by the evils of isis and it's not just christians under attack. anti-semitism is on the rise in europe with jewish cemeteries both in france and germany being vandalized. reaction from the author of what every christian needs to know about passover. and muhammad and the author of the book the way of serenity fox news contributor, father jonathan morris. the paris kosher supermarket, we have 21 coptic christians christians slaughtered around the world, all in the name of radical islam. why doesn't the president mention that? he mentioned the student incident that happened last week about religion. >> it's mysterious. there's got to be a reason, i'm not sure exactly what it is. if i had to guess, but i don't like to judge souls, but if you asked, i would say he's in a way afraid to offend the peace-loving muslims. the imam can speak to this. but it's a little bit like saying, because not only germans are nazis, i'm not going to speak out against n

to thank the fbi, the new castle county police department detective perth, officer jackson, officer dolan, patricia from the da's office everyone at the courthouse and all my friends and family who supported me and stood by me during this hard time. today is my birthday and i prayed all day to god i would get her back and he gave me the best birthday present ever. i'm going to go get my elinor back. thank you. >> reporter: how did you find out? did they call you? >> they called me in and they told me. >> reporter: when you got that news -- >> i broke down. i got to talk to her on the phone. she's shaken but she's ready to be back with me. [ inaudible ] >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you expect to be reunited at what time? >> i'm not sure yet. shortly. >> reporter: as soon as possible? >> yes yes. >> reporter: was she aware of what was going on? >> i'm sure she was. she's never been away from me for that long. she's never been out of her routine so i'm sure these been traumatized. >> reporter: was she able to tell you anything about what's happened. >> no. she's 3, no. >> reporter: do you think s

to thank the fbi the new castle county police department detectives purse officer jackson officer dolan patricia from the da' office and everyone at the courthouse and all my friends and family who supported me and stood by me threw this hard time today. is my birthday and i prayed all day do to god i would get her back and he gave me the best birthday present ever i think going to get my eleanor back. thank you. >> how did you find out about it? did they call you? >> they called me in and they told me. >> when you got that news -- >> i broke down. i got to talk to her on the phone. so she's shaken but she's ready to be back with me. >> you'll be non up there now or -- >> yes. >> do you expect to be reunited at what time? >> i'm not sure yet. shortly. >> as soon as possible? >> yes. >> was she aware of what was going on? >> i'm sure she was. she's never been away from me for that long. never been out of her routine so i'm sure she's been traumatized. >> was she able to tell you anything about what happened? >> no. she's three. um-um. no. >> do you think she was treated okay though. >> i

. >> that said, having said that, i do think that james dolan is the frado corleon of the nba.cocktail waitresses two at a time. >> seth: he helped get casinos off the ground. >> well, the knicks aren't putting up that type of numbers at all. >> seth: they're not getting two at a time hardly ever. >> ever, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: you but, this year i saw your son and you at the games all the time, your son now off to college. you've taken advantage of, now this is not a father-son thing. you have basically stepped away from the knicks this year. is this true you're not watching games on television, you're not going to games? >> this is 100% the truth. i decided because my son went to college and we went to all the games together, i was in so much pain being a knicks fan and also in pain because you would be sitting down front and wave to me in the back and you're like i'm down here and my team wins. >> seth: i would find you, it was my favorite thing to do. i would look for sad brian. would be like the where's waldo. it was like they'd be doing those dumb subway race on the

thus dolan fancy bicycle valued at $50,000 from a cart after the burglar got the bike police say they were able to rely at the card using the same device. police say they believe he was driving a volkswagen golf. >>pam: a man is under arrest after leading police on a rooftop chase in san francisco presidio. it happened near baker and fell streets around noon the suspect fled from law officers after pulling a gun and the manner lombard street bullies a jump from roof to roof until he was able to get into the baker street residence where he was cornered by police. >>reporter: a suspect allegedly chased endowed with the knife. san francisco police plan to hold a town hall meeting this coming monday at cesar chavez elementary school to talk about the deadly shooting involving the two officers. if they were forced to fire on a man with a large knife was trying to rob another man of his bikehis >>reporter: they shot and killed the man after he refused to give up the bike. >>: i shoot them in the legs i did not let them walked >>: officers are only allowed the fire in defense of themselves a

betty: we will be talking about that with bob wright and mike dolan. ♪ >> it is 56 passing the hour. i am alix steel. a quick check in on stock trading. the dow is off by about 90 points, the s&p off by 10, the nasdaq off by 12. keep in mind we have seen stocks this week trend beyond record levels. we are waiting for the region's finance ministers to meet in brussels. the 10 year yield falling to 2.05. it is etf friday. we pose the question today, can hedge fund managers ever be replaced by etf's? more and more etf's are popping up, mimicking headphones -- hedge fund strategies. how does that even work? how do we create an etf like that? >> it is a small but growing area. the liquid comes from the fact that unlike hedge funds, which have lockup periods and retention schedules, you can get out whenever you want because they are liquid. these are mimicking complex strategies, such as long short managed futures, and they are doing it because people like return streams that are not correlated to stocks and bonds. this is something that with the advent of a

bob wright and mike dolan both joining me in a moment. another day and another deadline.llow funding will keep flowing if so. sippers -- cyprus told greece there is more work to be done. >> we want to battle that's we won the battle, but not the war. the real difficulties including those related to the negotiations in our relationship with our partners are st

cardinal dolan in new york, these around sporadic attacks. fanaticism and any religion of peace as the enemy. end quote. >> the numbers matter bill. she talked about the outrage. we're not killing the enemy and it's time we stopped playing around with this even as a nation under the term war weary. we unleash our warriors to do the job because the world is a better place when america leads, not falls behind. it's great that abdullah of jordan and the egyptians and others have taken at least a form of action but there should be 10,000 dead isis not 10,000 dead muslims which will continue. when you look at other groups what we see now going on around the world is that we have a cancer called radical islam that has metastasized not only in the middle east, not only africa who are about to attack in a city with 200,000 clishristian refugees but we see a glebal goal for them and not a global response, not words, not a global response of any consequence that is severe enough to even stem the tide of their advances. the one third of the territory in

also with us for more "fast money" trader tim seymour and terry dolan is finishing up his trades andl join news a moment. in terms of price action tim seymour, one thing that was different was we got three-digit moves in the dow. we hadn't seen that in two days and we got a gain for all three major indices. haven't seen that in three days. what changed? >> i think some of the earnings were very very strong at a time when one of the previous guest mentioned s&p earnings hadn't been that great. coke surprised people by showing organic revenue growth. that kind of follow through from companies that we're expecting to is helping the dow. if you look at the overall tone of markets, greece setting the tone macros setting the tone. gold remains weaker. the china cpi numbers over the night give you a sense they are going to cut rates. saudi arabia involved in quantitative easing effectively with oil prices. everybody is easing and that's very good for markets. >> that is certainly. i also want to point out apple becomes the first u.s. company to close officially here with a market value abov

you hear cardinal dolan, the big cardinal in the u.s. saying we stood up as catholic leaders 40 years ago in ireland and said this must stop. you're not catholic and today northern ireland is peaceful. the muslims must do the same. bobby, what do you see in isis targeting groups it seems, right going after the jordanians with what they did to their pilot. they had to know what the response would bebe. what they did with these christians they had to know what the response would be. what's the play on each side? >> it's terror and it comes from the knowledge that these countries, foreall their bombpast and the occasional jet that goes over and drops some bombs, are not going to put boots on the ground. they're confident of that. these arab countries have said over and over again, we're not going to put boots on the ground. that's going into the night with one hand tied behind your back. they feel isis does that they can get away with this and on the basis of the evidence so far -- they have. >> bobby says because they know that you won't p

what do you think of the dolan e-mail? >> whatever. that i'm not going to comment on.about e-mails, let me tell you. >> bruce rattner, we're going to send it back to joe in pebble beach now. joe? >> kind of took a shot at philly there. who stays out until 10:00? have you ever stayed out until 10:00 any way? >> not recently. that's a late night. >> yeah. that's pretty late. i don't know what he's talking about there. 10:00. coming up time for a little trash talk on the golf course. waste management ceo david steiner joins us to talk about getting rid of your garbage more efficiently and how he was able to post ten under. ten under? we're going to be right back from beautiful pebble beach, california. there's confidence. then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts mean your peace of mind. now you can get the works, a multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change tire rotation, brake inspection and more. $29.95 or less. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪