the glass family stories, franny and zooey, and the carpenters, even down at the dingy if you want to>> those are -- >> stephen: those are some of his finest works, some of his greatest works. you will admit that or you will pay a price. >> well, if you like -- >> stephen: what do you have against the glass family? >> do you like to read sermons all day? >> stephen: i give them. [ cheers and applause ] >> there is a wonderful little moment in catcher in the rye when holden is talking about the preachers that come to talk in the chapel and -- at -- and he talks about this holy joe tone that they take on, and oddly enough that is the tone he took on when he was writing these glass family stories. >> stephen: buddy glass who writes all of the stories, it even implies he wrote catcher in the rye, everything. >> everything, right. >> stephen: okay. he says essentially i know that i am writing imperfect stories here and i will be get lost in my own lo constitutions and i use god in a way that is not a three letter expletive and actually think of him as sermonizing. he knows what he is doing

ladies, let's cap off our last few remaining days of summertime weather with something known as the franny flop. >> you might heard of the belly flop. this is at a fraternity. this is called a fratty flop. >> as they play their rendition of "angel." >> not one but two guys come flying off the roof in shorts and suspenders. that's the fratty flop. the first guy had some pretty awesome form, right on the belly. >> oh! >> there's no way that's deep enough for them not to hit the bottom. this other dude, i don't know how his knees aren't broken. >> college. >> school is important but sometimes kids don't want to go. take lilly, for example. >> where we going, lilly? >> school. >> school is so fun. it's not fun? >> lilly is not so big into it. that's chloe, her little sister. they're in front of the school and then something happens. >> no school, no school! >> lilly is about to get a big surprise. >> let's skip school today. >> yay! >> where should we go? >> i think we should ditch school and go to disney land. >> yeah. >> okay. >> let's go. >> no way! >> we're going to disneyland again r >> w

minnesotans who do that, including frannie and me, will have to the opportunity to compare plans and choose the coverage that works best for their families. not only will minsure make the options clearer and more accessible but the health reform law is making sure that minnesotans feel secure in their health coverage. that's because insurers can no longer cap the amount of benefits that you can get over the course of your lifetime. they can't drop you if you get sick. and they cannot discriminate against you based on a preexisting condition. and there's a lot in the health care reform law that a lot of americans don't even know about yet. for example, i championed a couple of key are provisions that are improving the quality and the value of health care coverage that we all rely on. i authored a provision requiring health insurers to provide a good value for your premium dollars and i helped to establish a national fund for health care prevention. now, why is this especially important right now? well, because the house of representatives passed a continuing resolution to fund the bud

frannie lou hamer couldn't make the march because she was in mississippi but they said either beat her or we will beat you. she couldn't meet this march. james couldn't make the march. he was in jail. when there was a march the people that were in the jails and the cities that day. i am anxious for us to make this an appropriation legislation he meant not just reflection and motivated. say hello reverend jackson. now here's what reverend jackson wants to do. we are having a reception next door. [inaudible] the expense of putting all this together its $100 to get in next door. if you don't have a hundred dollars, then give 80. but we need some support and i hope that we will in all of our giving let us sustain ourselves. something that we are asking for on the collis. we can't fight the people you have to fight on the right like this. am i right about that? helped us help these children. you would like to give a hundred dollars what you stand? we need the money real bad. if you can lead get at least 100, stand. it's not personal it's just to pay the way. [inaudible] stand up, stand up.