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we've had three blockbuster hits for nickelodeon with madagascar, "kung fu panda" and "monsters vs. aliens" and a great success for cartoon networks with our dragons tv sho so we've had a really good tck record for that. so this is really expanding on it. melissa: youit mentioned "housef cards" and it proved one of the fascinating new phenomenons on netflix which is how quickly people consume the content that's on there. there was a study that said, a bunch of peep a big percentage that went through "house of cards,", the entire first seasn in 48 hours. we watch cartoons on netflix at my house.rs exactly. we watch netflix. >> guilty. melissa: with the cartos my kids k consume them very, very fa as well when they like something. do you think there will be pressure on you to come up with even more content? and do you think you can grow this business beyond the 200 million mark annually? >> so the answer is, we hope there's pressure on us to do it and we'reonfident that we can continue to scale this. you know, we have a great foundation of talent here. we have the bandwidth to do this.

ultimate underdog story from the creators of madagascar. samuel l. jackson and michael pena.y thought when they were pitched the idea of a snail. >> in our times you do often become the underdog because there are so many new people always coming, no matter what field you're in. so you got to always feel like the underdog in order to get back at the top. >> still feel like i made it. you're just like the only people that made it are like mcdonald's. [ laughter ] >> over 60 billion sold. >> when they pitched this idea, what did you think? >> pretty ludicrous. dream works, if anybody is going to create that story, it's those guys. >> also told you'll never work in this town again unless do you this movie. >> that works for me. >> steve: what else works for you is to do that interview. you had to go to barcelona? >> it was a tough assignment. >> gretchen: wow. >> that's where they had the world premiere. >> brian: everyone knows the dutch love nails. >> steve: and so do the french. >> gretchen: fox fan this weekend. >> yankee stadium, 1,000 people will come out over two days. if

>>clayton: madagascar. antarctica. >>brian: penguins can be loud at night. let's talk about women. >>clayton: about time. >>gretchen: your favorite topic. >>clayton: 11 minutes into the show and we haven't yet. >>brian: let's talk about women and feet. let's talk about women and shoes. according to a study released by the daily male, if women are smart, they will allow men to figure in the process of purchasing shoes. clayton, you know this. >>clayton: a new study out that says these are the least attractive shoes from men to women. men do not like these shoes on women. giant wedges. i know what these are. not these high. these are ridiculous, something you see at 4 a.m. >>gretchen: what about on height challenged people you see those? >>clayton: my wife is kind of short. she'll wear wedges. they look nice on her. here's a news flash. men don't look at your shoes. women buy shoes for other women. >>gretchen: the study said that 73% of all men actually do look at shoes. >>clayton: i don't buy that. >>gretchen: they don't like wedges. guess what's number two? what other shoes do you

then, a man had to pay $350,000 to settle federal charges that the company bought wood from madagascar that was 1/6 of an inch too thick. it's time to end this unreasonable and unconstitutional prosecutions of americans on american soil for obscure foreign laws. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hinojosa: mr. speaker, america expects members of congress to exemplify what is great about our country. they expect us to represent virtues of tolerance, respect and intelligence, generalizations about children, about entire races of people are intolerant. this respectful and -- it's disrespectful and not very intelligent. our country expects better from us. recent comments made by one colleague across the aisle are far below those expectations. forget for a moment that the dream act is the right thing to do and will help grow our economy. forget that most dreamers are the best and the brightest of our country and that pa