civic leader, city council member, but it was during his time running the family business, haggar slacks that joe was immortalized on audio tape. he was at home one night in 1964, when president lyndon johnson called him to order six pairs of khakis. lbj loved haggar's slacks and gave meticulous instructions during the call which features his usual burping and barnyard language. the recording became a cult favorite on radio and the web when the lbj library released the tape. a few years back. here's the president calling joe haggar. >> these are almost -- these are the best i've had anywhere in the united states. >> fine. >> but when i gain a little weight, they cut me under there. so leave me -- you never do have much margin there but see if you can't leave me about an inch from where the zipper -- ends around under my -- back to my [ bleep ]. >> lyndon johnson, joe haggar, 1964. up next here, after a break, when you are the queen, you can ask the very best to perform for you. >>> finally tonight, back to london where this was a big night. britain's very best entertainers came out to salute the

>> i didn't hear that yet this morning. >> bill: joe haggar, do you know joe haggar?yes. if you have a great pair of khakis like these, you probably -- these are probably made by joe. by joe haggar. >> you guys have fun in here. >> bill: joe haggar is the guy who made pants for lyndon johnson & johnson was very demanding about his trousers. >> i've heard about this. >> bill: here's lyndon johnson. he's very particular about the color. >> joe, your son is the one that makes the clothes? >> yes sir. we're all together. >> y'all made me some real lightweight slacks. he just made up on his own, sent to me three or four months ago. it is kind of a light brown and a light green, rather soft green or soft brown. >> bill: he likes, goes with the texas hues, the light brown and the light green. the problem is it needs a little extra space in some certain key places. lyndon? >> the pockets, when you sit down in the chair, the knife and your money comes out so i need at least another inch in the pockets. >> bill: first of all, whoa, whoa -- >> the knife and the money. >> bill: t