she was in our kitchen with maryann and maryann terms to lydia and says that she was really happy that she was giving her kidney. giving her kidney. she said that she does understand that her kidney was all she was giving warren. >> what about when the second kidney failed? likertha's kidney was this. this. we had been working together for a couple of years after she gave me her kidney . it is like having a second wife in the office. you go out to lunch and ask what you are going to eat. you cannot have any of that because you have part of me in you. when they give you a part of themselves, they are doing more than giving you a part of themselves. they have a long obligation to live up to that. the recipient has a moral obligation to do everything in his or her power to take care of that gift. that was another part of helping me to grow up, understanding that not only did marianne or martha give me a physical part of themselves, they gave me something else of themselves and i owe them. it is owe as in i have to return a gift of love by how i behave. behave. the people who are receiving

. >> maryann quickly, the tenure system in new jersey, are teachers evaluated? do they have to meet certain standards, or do they just check the carotid artery, you've been around. >> teachers work very hard and are evaluated systematically by their administrators on a regular basis. many schools have walk-throughs which ascertain on a daily basis how teachers are doing. teachers are working hard to keep their jobs and working hard for the children. >> maryann woods-murphy, thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate your time and congratulations on being new jersey's teacher of the year. >> joining me now is mike papantonio is this the new normal for the conservative party? is he the poster child what do you think? in he's a perfect republican. mr. christie's paid $175,000 a year by taxpayers. taxpayers put him in his house, taxpayers pay for his car, for his drivers, for his pensions, taxpayers, as a matter of fact, through his salary, put his kids in private schools. that's really interesting twist that mr. christie probably doesn't want to address. given

e-mail maryanne at maggie'slight.org. >> you can e-mail, jamie, or morningshow@wmar.com to let us know what is going on so we can let everybody else know what is happening. we'll be right back. >>> our "health alert" used to be we were allergic to peanuts and milk and shell fish. now the menu is far-reaching. jeffrey rotor is here to talk about the fan, food and allergy walk and ryan, 10 years old. what is he allergic to? >> peanuts, tree nuts, milk and sesame. >> you know what? it used to be like we were saying, peanuts and that was it. now strawberries, she willfish. it's far-reaching, more than ever? >> absolutely. there's eight foods that account for 90% of all food allergic reactions. milk, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish. that is just the top eight. it extends beyond that. >> as a mom you find out the hard way. >> we found out when ryan was 1 and tried milk for the first time. he was deathly sick from just a few drops of milk. >> so now we're on a dairy kick, to avoid dairy. what did he drink? ? soymilk. >> just like that? >> yes. >> it's a national effor

i asked maryanne if this is a difference between a disconnect between the washington elite and the regulari think for most americans if they change the word voters for the political class lit reflect their views. they believe the reason the nation is in trouble is the political class is not well informed and are making decisions based on snippets of information. the american people didn't think congress knew what the healthcare law was about. when it comes to feelings about the economy. most americans say their judge seattle is better than president obama's. megyn: we watches those town halls and people were quoting by page and paragraphs. you had them admitting they never read it before it was passed. >> this is where people sense a failure of leadership. they would like voters to make an intelligent choice rather than just hearing sound biepts s along the way. megyn: a new movie about facebook is set to hit the big screen this week. at the same time a court battle is shaping up over who really was the brains behind the wormsd most popular social networking site. the guy behind is worth a

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maryann. hattiesburg, mississippi. you said, no, you are not happy. are you still with us? caller: the reason i am not happy is because the republicans are stonewalling everything the president is trying to put forth that is going to help the american people. host: are you are republican? caller: yes, i am a republican. i voted for a republican governor in mississippi which was haley barbour and he has did everything that he could to not to help poor people. to help poor people. he's got a track record of not doing what he is supposed to do. host: thank you for calling in. again, we want to hear from you, republicans only, these first 45 minutes. are you happy with your tea party-backed candidates? yes and no hard answers. numbers on the screen. front page of "the new york times" this morning. gop rebel marches on, the past and her way. in the story date detail a few of the issues about d-day detail a few of the issues about christine o'donnell that she have had. it says -- that is in "the new york times" this morning. washington, d.c., dave on the yes line. caller: i actua