an then, lrning how t manage stress, which is really a -- a small component iyou will of time, but a huge component o how wel you live and- live life. tavis: i don't mean to a nic with thisuestion, but i'm curious about your take on this. pretty much everytng you listed, those thingthat a preventable, are things any amican with a bit of good sense. i'moing to assume most o us haves some sense,e know theye bad for us. we know smoking is pad. you play choose tomoke but you know it bad for you. you choose to eat bad foods. you ow bad foods are bad for you. you know overweigh is bad for you you know when yore tpwhot overweightnd you know exerce is good for you. i'm walking through that delibately so i can ask thi question. sincthis is stuff we alrdy know, h do we get traction on thes issues? >> thiis part of what we're doing and part othe continued effort of getng you, getting each of our emplyees, gting ch of the citizatients d our grr comnities emotionally involved with the bodies. that's what we have been doing with the books. now we're showing at t cleveland clic that we can do thiso

tavis: what were you -- i love the love of lrning. >> i wat -- the hi schls in orange cnty, there wasno hework. it was something you d during thday. it was aobligatory council meeting wh a counselor. he said will youo to college andaid i do not know. he saidt will be good in your career because you are intested in show busess if he studied histo. it madsense to me. you have thes references. you know about things did not want to be a guy who grew up in show business wanted to have collegia background. is tis your nest -- is this necessary for yourown intellince? you cannot do comedy witho having -- i want to usehe wd intelligence, buan education. me people ve street smarts. did not have that. i learned a l from college. tavis: youid not develop street smarts working at disneyland? >> i did not. tavis: i think that, the new hool year, the enrollment wil go up signicantly. >> they know there is n hallmark. tavis: if i had know that i wld have gone there. at any poi in your reer, did you p this thing down or have you always kept it? >> i always kept playing. the might have been times wn i

i'm looking forward to lrning more about the experience and judgment you are pois to bring to the supreme court. in the last two-a-a-half months,nd today, my republican colleagues have talk a great deal about judicial modesty a restraint. fair enough to a int but that point comes wn these words bome slogans not real itiques of your record. indeed, these calls for restraint and modty and complain about activist judges are often code words seeking a partular kind of judgeho will dever a particularset of politicalutcomes. it is fair to inquire into a nominee'sudicial phosophy and we ll hear have a -- her have a seris and fair inquiry, but the pretense that republic nominees embody mosty and restrai where the democrat minees must be actists runs starkly count tore rent history. i particularly rect the analo of a judge to an uire who merely calls balls and strikes. ifjudging we that mechanical, we would not needine supreme cou justices. the task of an appellate judge, particularly on court of final peal, is often tdefine the stre zone within a matrix of constitutional princip, legislative inte