the term egghead is right. it's everywhere and it's the way in many ways adlai stevenson is attached. and what nixon is very good at is presenting himself as authentic and i know this is hard to believe but he really does come across with his speech and the response his speech gets as authentic and sincere, kind of frank capra populism. it's about me and who i am as a person. and it's fascinating because nixon as we all know was a person who was never comfortable in his skim. for nixon to come off as authentic and believe me i have read the telegrams and letter sent in after the speech, this is how he is perceived. he captured my heart. he brought tears tears to my eyes. i knew he was true by watching them on television. this happens throughout the letters that he gets. it's an amazing that a guy like this can pull that off and he does and what's interesting also about this is the whole notion of him being authentic is obviously all acted out on a stage set in a television studio. this whole notion of there bei

he backs throughout the course of the story a fey egghead, an intellectual entering politics. he had a very noble vision of politics. anybody hearing these word will be surprised by them in his acceptance speech in his 1952 convention, he talked to his fellow democrats and said, we shouldn't just worry about winning the election. we have to worry about how it is won. how -- listen to this language -- how well we can take advantage of this great opportunity to debate issues sense my and civilly. better we lose the election than mislead the people. at it time to talk sense to the american people. noble as all get out, but also kind of sending a softball to richard nixon and dwight eisenhower's plate and they can knock out. and there's a shot from the stage and there's a hole in the shoe. a guy who never gets control over the situation and of course in the end loses. so the book is kind of written like a novel and these characters enter in and out with the central character who is undergoing a nervous breakdown. i make a fair amount of richard nixon's psychology, and i know that'

get the hell out of your elitist egghead tower and put on your big boy pants and face the music and start answering some questions! by the way, i know your names and addresses. and i know where your families live. but my mother are raised a lady. i think about consequences. i think about the anger out there. it might put you you in jeopardy. so i will be a lady tonight and take the high road. but when you come out of hiding, i have got a chair right here next to me for you to answer some questions. with me is new york state senator greg ball and the president of the westchester county firearms association. senator, you have worked with the journal news. what were these dimwits thinking? >> i heard the emotion and you have first hand experience with these folks. >> for 30 years. >> they are left of the left but they are not fair in any way whatsoever. they used the editorial pages to counter terrorist and illegal aliens and it you look at the statement and that map with all of the red dots what does it prove? that tens of thousands of people are obeying the law. look at the map. are it pro

interesting from this particular county, they said -- they're calling "the journal news" editors elitist eggheadsd the decision to publish the maps as asinine. how about that? >> we'll hear what the newspaper has to say in response to that. but no, no -- any way. >>> relatives of some of the 12 people killed in the colorado movie theater massacre have flatly rejected an invitation to attend the reopening of the theater. outraged family members called it a quote disgusting offer, saying cinemark had not reached out to them previously to offer condolences for what happened there months ago. the january 17th event is being called an evening of remembrance, but some relatives say it's merely a politics relations ploy. >>> a passing to note. singer patty page has died. ♪ how much is that doggy in the window ♪ ♪ the one with the waggly tail >> got to love that voice. she spent two months at number one in 1952 with "how much is that doggy in the window." and her song "tennessee waltz" reached the top of the charts. in r & b and country simultaneously. she won her only grammy award in 1999. she will be g

this elitist, left wing egghead organization that's part of an anti-gun agenda is now hiding and theyessence, the epitome of hypocrisy. >> sean: you were d.a. how long. >> d.a. 12 years and assistant d.a. for 15 years, a county judge, i mean. >> sean: you've done it all and you're still 28 years old to me, but in all seriousness, this is not an area that's crime-free. >> not at all. i've prosecuted 40,000 cases a we are in westchester county. may be an affluent suburban community, but there are crime areas in the county just as there are in over part of the country. the question you're going to ask, do you have a recourse? no, right now, the answer is no. that information, your name and your address is public, but what the journal news wanted, sean, they wanted to know how many guns, what caliber of guns. what judge, judge signs your permit and by the way i used to sign pistol permits as a gun and to get a permit in new york state you've got to comply with a background check that involves criminal history. >> sean: hold on. >> your reputation and mental health-- >> it's hard to get it

this time facing the eggheads from stanford.st drive, stanford's kelsey young takes the handoff 16 yards in for the touchdown. early cardinal lead. the badgers come back, though. they pull within three points just before the half. this four-yard touchdown pass to jordan frederick. we jump to the fourth quarter, two minutes left. wisconsin bidding for a comeback. gets picked off here. stanford goes on to win, 20-14. wisconsin now, three straight rose bowls, three straight losses in the granddaddy of them all. >> help me out here. where is the "s" on their helmet for the cardinal? you're a brilliant man. >> scardinals. i don't know. stanford cardinal. >>> orlando is the site of georgia versus nebraska. capital one bowl, what's in your wallet? nebraska up by five. aaron murray throws this bomb, young, 75 yards for the touchdown. to the fourth quarter. bulldogs lead by seven-murray dumps a short pass across the middle. chris connelly off to the races, 87 yards for the score. murray had five touchdown passes, an all-time record. geor