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einstein. einstein is a bichon poodle mix. einstein'se he couldn't use the door -- >> there was no doggy door. he was in danger of being euthanized and we rescued in the last two hours before he was to assume room temperature. so we saved him. he is five years old. he's ready to be adopted. then we have these two little great guys. they're a bonded pair, been together all their lives. they must be adopted together because they're very attached. this is abbey and she is a seven-year-old bichon. this is murphy, he's a six-year-old bichon-poodle. murphy has a big personality. and he loves to just be into everything. abbey is quiet. so they really compliment each other in their personalityies. >> all three looking for homes? >> all three looking for homes, as well as many others on our web site. we have approximately 100 bichons in rescue across the country. since 1998, we've placed 9500 bichons in homes. >> it's not just in the tulsa area. people looking in from all across the country. you can arrange for transportation? >> you can. your we

einstein" stuff? >> yes. i do "baby einstein." and there's also this amazing brand called rockabye baby.s he ride a mercedes-benz? >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: babies love to ride those cars. >> mm hmm. love it. >> jimmy: and on vacation in -- >> hawaii, hawaii. >> jimmy: hawaii vacation. god, how sad! i know what you're talking about. >> you know what i'm talking about. they're call rockabye baby and they do these lullaby renditions of like, radiohead and nirvana and coldplay and stuff. >> jimmy: they're like little xylophones. >> little -- ding, ding -- ♪ but it's like nirvana. >> jimmy: or journey. i have journey. >> like -- [ humming "smells like teen spirit" ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and they're in their tiny little crib like -- moshing. >> jimmy: "a case of you," this is with my man, justin long. >> yes. >> jimmy: love him. and it's a funny, funny movie. this is like a romantic comedy movie. it's where he kind of stalks you. in a nice way. >> but it is romantic stalking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how do you do that? >> basically, why was the internet invented? so you could sta

einstein. he's our number one man. >> bigger than marilyn monroe and james dean? >> huge, huge, the biggest in the world. albert einstein was time magazine's person of the century. >> every 12-year-old in the world recognizes his picture and instantly equates it with genius. and einstein's, the hebrew university of jerusalem, has earned millions and millions of dollars from baby einstein videos and nike commercials featuring kobe bryant executing a genius move as the late princeton professor. the last time we saw martin cribbs, he was working up a campaign to resurrect the mildly scandalous career of hollywood siren mae west for a pitch to stationers and perfumers. unlike agents for the living, he was at peace knowing that he didn't have to worry about her next movie bombing or his client getting sent off to rehab or the headaches of having to deal personally with the notorious diva maria callas. are there advantages to representing people who are dead? >> absolutely. if you are a cosmetics company and you've invested a million dollars in maria callas, i can guarantee you there's not gonna be any wardrobe malfunctions or embarrassing photographs getting out of a limousine in front of la scala without any underwear on, so that's a huge advantage. >> like all agents for b

i think einstein said it, carl sagan said it, great scientists are always filled with wonder. they rely on their imagination. einstein said imagination is more important than knowledge. so wonder, yes. and i think scientists have probably a better handle on wonder than theologians. i mean, we are aware of the sheer wonder of the fact that the universe is gigantic, the time is gigantic, that life was produced by explicable phenomena working over a very, very long time, working on very simple beginnings, just the laws of chemistry, just molecules interacting with each other. and by this astonishing process called evolution by darwinian national selection, produced ever increasing complexity of living creatures including ourselves, including our brains which are so complex and so large that they finally become capable of understanding the very ross that gave rise to -- process that gave rise to them. that is a wonderful thought. and who in any, who among theologians could possibly match that for a wonderful, exhilarating thought? >> host: let's talk about the sneeze. >> guest: right. [laughter] >> host: so you say that

einstein did it in half a line. now, that is the perfect example of what i referred to when i talk about the elegance of nature, and that's what einstein worshiped. he assumed that god is parsimonious, concise, and e once said to his opposition -- in his opposition to quantum mechanics which involves a lot of chants in its calculations, god does not play dice with the universe. so that's the razor. >> thank you. >> sorry that i just dropped it in there without explanation. >> no, it was important -- >> figured it would make you purchase the book. [laughter] and the crowd people are sitting right there from crown books, and can they're checking on me. how many references i make per hour. [laughter] >> yes. >> dr. krauthammer, you mentioned earlier in your remarks about how the obama administration has continued many and, in fact, even kind of doubled down on many of the national security policies of the bush administration in prosecuting the war on terror and how president obama certainly has not shied away from an aggressive prosecution of the war on terror. and you also mentioned later the at least former existence of a national secur

einstein did it in half a line. now, that is the perfect example of what i referred to when i talk about the elegance of nature, and that's what einsteinworshiped. he assumed that god is parsimonious, concise, and e once said to his opposition -- in his opposition to quantum mechanics which involves a lot of chants in its calculations, god does not play dice with the universe. so that's the razor. >> thank you. >> sorry that i just dropped it in there without explanation. >> no, it was important -- >> figured it would make you purchase the book. [laughter] and the crowd people are sitting right there from crown books, and can they're checking on me. how many references i make per hour. [laughter] >> yes. >> dr. krauthammer, you mentioned earlier in your remarks about how the obama administration has continued many and, in fact, even kind of doubled down on many of the national security policies of the bush administration in prosecuting the war on terror and how president obama certainly has not shied away from an aggressive prosecution of the war on terror. and you also mentioned later the at least former existence of a national securi