jesse, marmaduke and huckleberry.gered on the schoolyard instead of -- marmaduke, huh? >> well, marmaduke -- >> jimmy: you know that's a cartoon dog over here, right? >> i know, everyone in america says you can't call your son after a dog. in the uk, marmaduke was a great world war i fighter pirate ace. >> jimmy: he was? so was snoopy, you know. >> but no, no, they're fun kids. they love all of this. >> jimmy: i bet they do. you must be the coolest dad that ever walked the earth, i mean, really. how could you ever tell them not to do anything? >> i'm always telling them not to do stuff. i came home the other day, i was doing a workout, and i said to jesse, listen, just fill up my water bottle. i'm outside, training. he comes back and he's grinning and gives me the water bottle. i take a swig. he's peeed in it. oh, you peed in my water bottle. what are you doing? >> he goes, papa, i saw you pee in the snake skin. i said, look, do as i say and not as i do. he goes, you tell people to pee in the snake skin. it is a lost

there will be introduced to the new small businesses, like huckleberry bikes, show dogs, like the incoming, moving in, dottie's cafe. these are names of companies you are already committed or are already here on market street to these ambassadors will be here on a daily basis, beginning at 11:00 a.m., and it will go all the way through 8:00 p.m., different shifts. they will be working with people who live here and work here, and they will be an additional eyes and ears not only looking out for the people who work and live here, but helping to provide basic information about where things are at, about who to contact, and they also have emergency cell phones on them that are provided by at&t for free, so in case they need some backup, they have that instantaneously. they have all been trained to do that. most importantly, i have emphasized their title. they are community ambassadors, the best of the best. they came through our dpw corridor training program. they have, like me, swept our streets, picked up everything there was to pick up. now they get to have this opportunity to be employed o

almost like apple pie going back to huckleberry finn. this is what we do in american politics.me the big city, new york and the wealth. will it work this time for president obama running for re-election? >> i don't think president obama is has ever been a comfortable full-throated economic populist. there's no doubt the white house and his re-election team is pushing him more in that direction. we saw the speech he gave in kansas a few weeks back. there's no doubt they are going in that direction. but the president is, as i say, no huey long. he's never taken up that mantle very comfortably. and he's also someone who continues to receive a lot of money, a lot of support from the financial services industry. he had a chance in doing wall street reform to really crack down on the big banks and didn't do that. i think he's going to walk a line that's more of a soft populism when it comes to policy, but he's certainly going to try to tie mitt romney to the worst excesses of wall street. going to try to paint him in the same way newt gingrich is now as a kind of gordon gekko figure

two, mark twain right at the beginning of huckleberry finn has a little note saying anyone who finds a motive in this book should be prosecuted. anyone finding a moral should be banished, and anyone sitting on a plot should be shot. that is a little bit how i feel about people who speak a little to come -- confidently about what bill buckley would think, feel, or do about anything because u.s.s. at the original and for now mind, but we can obviously sector a few things out. what i would like to talk about briefly is what i think his attitude toward the tea party would be. this is the most interesting and important phenomenon on the right. end you among the elite media and others the anti populists are trashing conservatism, and i don't think that is the way bill would you then. one of which is he was the original elitist. this year cosmopolitanism. of a joke, he realized he was growing up in an american family at age 12. i hope you were not going to use that line tonight democrats. on the other hand, there is no one who was more fiercely anti elitist than bill buckley. a lot of us te

and, two, mark twain right at the beginning of huckleberry finn has a little note saying anyone who findstive in this book should be prosecuted, anyone finding a moral should be banished, and anyone seeking out a plot should be shot. and that's a little bit how i feel about people who speak a little too confidently about what bill buckley would think, feel or do about anything. because he was such an original and fertile mind. but i do think we can, obviously, get a few things out, and what i'd like to talk about briefly is just what i think bill's attitude towards the tea party would be because this is, obviously, the most interesting and important phenomenon and controversial phenomenon among some people on the right at the moment. and there's this view, um, among the elite media and others that the tea parties are these clamorous, anti-establishment pop list who are trashing conservativism. and i don't think that's the way bill would view them. he was a fascinating figure for many reasons, one of which is that he is really in a lot of ways the original elitist, right? um, you know, whe