i love spelling wordss" she's aa homeschooler frrm woodbridge in prince williammcounty.early becomee &pthe bee's spellebrity. frankly, it's been a little think that it's a little bit overwhelming forrme because it's just a little bit too much." she says the waiting around on stage caa be...madison says: "borrngg really boring. really, really boring." and that can lead to this... you looked likeeyou were a little bit sleepy up on stage yesterday. dii you take a little nap?madisoo says: "yeah. i was sleepy. i didn't get much leep." so what's not boring to lori anne? well, just about a blockkfrom where ttis there's aapeep store. she got to paa thh store a visit. and she sys ii's really everyyhiig she got to dooafter being eliminated that's been the most fun for her.madison says: "to play in misspelled that word. after i everythinn was really fun. we went and hhd dinner. then after that we went rrnning around. and we went to the peep store and i got a stuffedd peep." when she grows up....madisoo says: "i waat to be an astrobiologist. speaking of that i got an e-mail invitati

since she's homeschooled, she's able to travel the world for the top competitions. lakey's mastered some amazing techniques -- like this one. >> where you're going on the wave and then you launch into the air and grab your board and do a 360 and then land back on the wave. >> that's called an air reverse. like just about all individual sports, surfing is judged on a combination of factors. >> to judge competitive surfing, it's on a scale from 1 to 10 -- 10 being the best, 0.1 being the worst. it depends on the wave and what the wave offers you. but most of the time, it's how well you surfed the wave, so if you maximized every opportunity you got. they would want to see som do, like, a turn and then go straight from that into an air reverse, like we were talking about earlier. >> surfing comes from hawaii. early boards were made out of wood and were rather heavy. today, most boards are made out of lightweight foam. the one lakey uses is a new design. >> it's super-, super-wide. the tail's really wide, as well, and it's thicker than normal. it goes really, really fast

bottom line is if that's the parents hang up one hundred seventy thousand dollars pay for a tutor to homeschool that kid with that money i am sorry but we don't i do not feel disconnected and i know that is i mean that this school district that i handed over a fraction of that you know a fifth of that to pay for a tutor at home for this child because that would have been far more cost effective and it solves both problems the this is the problem is kind of not having a more holistic approach to problem solving and said you rack up all of these these and you still have the kid out school getting cancer from why five years ago the parents of a cancer ridden i think of this because i actually think this is a story that is an example of the best totally the worst parts of america right now one the one hand you actually have the ability of a system for one father to totally take on the tire city and it works like he's actually taking them on except them down but now in this case for totally ridiculous reasons right so we've created the system that allows for you know a small entity a small organizat

he should be able to homeschool.ng on in the classroom, safest place for him. >> kimberly: what kind of education is he getting? >> bob: he has been threatened. too bad. if they home school him, they can get him to a barber shop. >> dana: one class could be to watch "red eye" in the morning and discuss it over breakfast. educational. then watch "the five" and learn everybody else. >> eric: i put my tv on colbert and he took it and showed it. i got phone calls for six months after that. kids, do you realize that classrooms are running -- stephen colbert tv show and they are talking about the show in the political science class? >> dana: as if it were real. >> bob: can i give your phone number out now? please? >> dana: do you have it memorized? memorized? >> bob: i do. >> kimberly: let's not do that. rang nonstop. >> bob: 917 -- >> dana: we're not giving out the phone numbers. hunter, thank you for all you did on that. now we have to go. directly ahead, should registered sex offenders be able to log on to facebook and

. >> you could hear him parroting what his parents taught him in homeschooling. >> exactly. >> i thinkrned to rush limbaugh and leave the room. >> or just sit around the dinner table. >> rush limbaugh is his table. great. that is neat. >> pass the gravy unless. >> i have a list of known homosexuals in this county. >> i put them on the dinner napkin. >> he's becoming barak kardashian. he's becoming the male kim kardashian with this stuff, and it has been building. he's celebrity of the united states. he is not the president. and he's actively--and his whole team is out there pushing this. >> yep, because after the fundraisers in last night in hollywood, pushing the whole celebrity thing again. now let's go to ted nugent and chuck norris to talk about how ridiculous that is. >> it's beyond ridiculous especially when rush limbaugh talks about all the time that he's a comedian and he shouldn't be taken too seriously. he's just a comedian. this is politics. if mitt romney had the support of more than two people in hollywood, he would run with it. >> i found that nothing drives republicans m