gil: hey, dr. molly, do you think there are any 'gators in this swamp? molly: i hope not.p. gil: open wide, please. doctor, this frog doesn't have any teeth. hmmm... well, then i guess he doesn't need a dentist. molly, gil: sorry, frog. (ribbit) gil: now what do we do, doctor? molly: let's go find another animal who needs a check up. alligator: chomp! chomp! chomp! molly, gil: 'gator! molly: is he following us? gil: i don't think so... molly: phew! that was a close one! doctor! we just passed a bird! that's a snowy egret. maybe he needs a check up! gil: hello, egret. it's time for your check up! (squawks) open wide, please. hmm... what's wrong, doctor? does he have a cavity? he doesn't have any teeth either. birds don't have teeth. molly, gil: sorry, bird. (squawks) molly: there's got to be somebody around here who needs a checkup. alligator: chomp chomp chomp! molly, gil: 'gator! gil: let's get out of here! alligator: chomp! gil: he's right behind us! molly: and he's got really sharp teeth! alligator: chomp! molly, gil: ahhhhhh! alligator: chomp! chomp chomp! chomp chomp!

dr. frank stanton said no. >> kat: mollie, what do you think?ie: for fans of the show, this was a civil show. it presented conservative viewpoints but also liberal viewpoints. it had people talking, and this something we lack. you can disagree politically and still be a tight family or get along with your neighbors. >> eboni: the fact that it wasn't canceled in isolation, for me, it's not convincing it was politically motivated. >> kat: tim allen, you are a star. if you are watching, i love you. don't go away. we circle back with our specialists, j.d. hayworth and mollie hemingway, right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. in the mirror everyday. when i look when i look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. i think is today going to be the day, that we find a cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. i may not benefit from those breakthroughs, but i'm sure going to... i'm bringing forward a treatment for alzheimer's disea

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acknowledge gay and david, molly, the entire team of society -- the four arts for hosting this magnificent five-part series. thank you. [applause] and most importantly, i would like to thank dr. cheney for coming here and sharing your views on the president and mrs. madison. thank you. [applause] ok. we will revisit a couple of issues we discussed, but let's jump right into your writing style. tell us a little bit about how you pick your topics and how you approached the research process. >> well, during the writing of -- i was entranced with the ,otion, as gabe pointed out that for the first 36 years of the republic, the virginians were in charge for 32. and i was interested, not only in how this came about, a good story -- but in the interaction between them, the personal interaction. i won't give away too much, but there are surprises there. oh, and how i write. teacher of freshman english for quite a while, getting my phd. torture these poor freshman. i made them take note cards. every note card had to have a separate id on it. and then, you organized a note card, and you wrote. well, i don't do any of that. i feel so bad for all those freshman i misled for all those yea