ho nellie. that's what's happening. neil: ho nellie? ok. >> it's whoa nellie. [laughing] neil: you could be the first one in the country that's disappointed the costs were going down on this puppy. come on, guys, we can make $1.1 trillion. i'm kidding, of course. but what do you make of that and the timing of it all? >> well, i'm glad you raised timing. i will remind you that you gave me a verbal pat on the back a couple of weeks ago when i said i'd like to see this thing happen more slowly because it's important. it's not a good idea for us to rush this. that's exactly what's happening here right now. we're not going to have a bill until september. we can argue about it and discuss it. and that's a good thing. you also said the right thing earlier. it only went down by $100 billion to $900 billion. and i think it's reasonable that, first of all, something happened there. there was a negotiation. they eliminated some things from it. they haven't told us yet what those things were. but that's what knocked some of the costs out. neil: it's not like a moving targe

. >> rob: ho nellie. >> bob: one ball and one strike to hawpe who is a very good major league hitteroutfield player. >> rob: weekend will stat takes a hit right in the mafnlg. a hello, how do you do. yeah, but i had a pitching coach become my major league pitching coach at the major league level and he told me when i was 19 "you'll never pitch in the major leagues with those mechanics." >> bob: what did you say to him when you were reunited? >> that's classified but it did cost me a thousand dollars when he came out to the mind. but i was blessed, george bam burger and joe alta belly were positive with me down there, i went to extended spring training in the early '80s, after i had already pitched a half season in the minor leagues and both of those men, george bam burger at the time working with the brewers organization and alta belly with the organization, said "you throw strikes with that velocity -- see the strikeout there to hawpe -- you'll pitch in the big leagues. just repeat your delivery." that was their message. >> bob: garrett mock with a fantastic change-up against a hitt