>> this is like matthew mcconaughey being matthew mcconaughey. >> yeah. >> he's getting a lot of attentiona little bit. to sort of say it's puberty makes it sound like, oops, sorry, we're just, you know, have masses of people who believe in qanon. people claiming the election was stolen when it wasn't. we had people storm the capitol. these are not like little teenage, pre-teen behaviors. these are highly, highly problematic behaviors. >> i have 12-year-old and 14-year-old boys at home. when i think about this subject, what mcconaughey is saying here just doesn't ring -- that's not where my head is on this. we actually have some teenage boys at home. >> his kids -- why, why doesn't it ring true to you? >> what is he talking about? what does he mean? what is the change that the country is going through that he's identifying here? >> i think he's trying to suggest that we're having growing pains, and so all this craziness is just our growing pains. i'm saying that minimizes what's happening. i don't think that -- i don't think working through police brutality, i don't think black lives matte

he says he will treat potential challenger matthew mcconaughey just like any other political rifle. 's not matthew. .carley: luckily, i do have wht governor abbott said. he said this on fox news sunday. he said it doesn't matter what the name is, i take everybody very seriously, and this after matthew mcconaughey is just one point behind governor abbott in a recent poll. so kind of neck and neck in texas on that front, guys. .todd: and meantime, the left s the reason we can't have nice things. carley: talking about richard branson, he became the first billionaire in space. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i was a child with a dream, looking up to the stars. you now i'm an adult in a space ship. carley: they experienced zero gravity, the whole thing. he spent the morning with fellow billionaire elon musk. jeff bezos wished him well on twitter. you're looking at a tweet from bernie sanders right now. not everybody on the left is on-board with this billionaire in space thing. bernie sanders wrote here on earth in the richest country on the planet half our people live paycheck to

matthew mcconaughey also looks better with shorter hair. speak i've got to ask you, nicole.ou. i think i had kids a bit late. >> my husband and my 20 and 1-year-old both have great hair. even by most people's standards, it was a bit longer. to be honest, i would rather look at both of them every day over brad pitt. >> guy, would you like to look at brad pitt? i'm not sure how to -- >> yes. >> i want to include you. >> if you look like brad pitt or matthew mcconaughey, it is easier to carry it off. we have seen what i look like with long hair, and no one needs that. if you look at matthew mcconaughey are brad pitt, they can carry it off better than your average board member, which was one of the points we made a moment ago. they can get away with a lot. weird outfits and eccentric care. they are good looking. >> when you have a face like brad pitt -- no offense, nicole, i think he's cute. that is all the time we have. had a great weekend and get a haircut. thank you to everyone. now here is "america reports." >> sandra: lawmakers on both sides of the aisle siding the alarm of

i want to ask you something crucial here, matthew mcconaughey, listen to what he said about america. >> as we celebrate our birth as a nation, a day that kick started a revolution to gain our sovereignty, let's admit this last year's trip around the sun was a head scratcher, but let's also remember that we are babies, you know, as a country, we are basically going through puberty in comparison to other country's time lines. >> a, time is a flat circle, b, apparently america's body is changing, and having uncomfortable thoughts. what he's saying there, michael, actually, i think isn't unserious, though because he uses the puberty word and it's matthew mcconaughey in sunglasses, i think a lot of people were snickering. >> two things, number one, you're popular up until the point when you formally decide to get in the race, and then all of a sudden your numbers change, so be careful matthew mcconaughey, love your work but those numbers don't remain where they are today. secondly, puberty, nah, i think it's midlife crisis, and let's all buy the porsche and move on. >> i have found this w

. >> when matthew mcconaughey was a guest they swapped stories about violence in the home. >> i saw myom get beat up. >> in this podcast pain is often processed with humor. >> after they're bloody, she's swinging the blade at him. they're dancing around the kitchen and all of a sudden he swipes a bottle of hieeinztherr being in the moment. like monica's gift to dax. >> i made this calendar he's affectionately called god body. >> shepard is in shape to enjoy a favorite pasttime motorcycles. >> i grew up without a dad, anything that made you a man i ran towards, motorcycles, jumping stuff, being crazy, anything that would have got me a pat on the back from my friends saying you are doing this boy thing correctly i did so hard to know how much i love it on its own or part of it is this identity i koppled together. >> but last august was in a motorcycle accident and required surgery and became addicted to pain pills and 16 years after being sober came clean on air. >> i took it personal like he's lying to me. it's really powerful to see it and to see someone overcome something like that. >

matthew mcconaughey is giving an interesting take on america's independence day. >> as we celebrate our last year's trip around the sun was another head scratcher but also we're babies as a country. we're only in puberty in compareson to other country's time lines and we'll go through growing pains. >> gillian: let's bring in celebrity tea leaf reader carley shimkus. the other thing that's a head scratcher is the hairdo in the video. i have to comment. i don't mean to be judgey. >> not my favorite hairstyle for him. but he can look good in a paper bag. anyway, about what he had to say about the fourth of july. i highly recommend everybody watch the full 2 minutes 30 seconds. and why people like him. he has this very unique, colorful, philosophical way of stringing a sentence together and he is right the country is young. 245 years is a blip on the radar. think how far we've come from july 4, 1776 and we're finally living up to the declaration of independence, the great document that shows us who we are as a country and yes, all men are created equal and we all have rights to life, liber

of precision bombing during world war ii in the bomber mafia after that two memoirs actor matthew mcconaughey's green lights and activist glennon doyle's untamed and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times is pulitzer prize-winning author isabel wilkerson's look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states some of these authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. thank you for joining us today on our webinar. my name is wayne winegarden. i'm a senior fellow with the pacific research institute, and i'm so pleased that today we have a new york times bestselling author of carol roth. she comes she has just produced a new book. it's called the war on small business. it's available today online at your favorite bookseller in having reddit. i cannot. phrase it enough. it raises

a tesseract is a four dimensional cube and if you saw the movie interstellar starring matthew mcconaughey, at the end of the movie where does mcconnaughhay wind up? hyperspace. it's based on string itheory. string theory next other dimensions and that's where matthew mcconnaughhay is floating in the final scenes of the movie and of course salvador dali immortalized the image of melting clocks area why melting clocks? he was trying to visualize time. time as the fourth dimension. and of course, time could be a fourth dimension but believe it or not, einstein's equations to allow for time travel. einstein himself realized that. of course he thought that time was like an arrow. once you fired the arrow, the arrow never deviated. forward, backward are two distinct realms of time. einstein comes along and says not so fast. time is a river. a river that can speed up and slow down as it meanders around the universe. time is a river and a new wrinkle in all this is that the river of time can have whirlpools. the river of time can for. four into two rivers. giving us the possibility of time travel

ainsley: matthew mcconaughey might be running too but he hasn't made an announcement.true. we are a young country, historically speaking with a lot and we're going through a lot and you would know, brian i don't know what it's like to raise teenagers. brian: since i went through puberty? i thought you were heading there with that. i have been through puberty. ainsley: [laughter] you're older. brian: it's going to be just around the corner. pete: that'll be a heck of a governorship. brian: will matthew mcconaughey run with his shirt on and just do every campaign without his shirt on. right now he takes his shirt off he'll get two points. ainsley: it's 8:13 here on the east coast, 8 #:14 now turning to extreme weather, hurricane watch is issued for parts of west florida as tropical storm elsa lashes the florida keys. pete: residents and tourists are bracing for potentially life threatening storm surge. brian: that is live in the key west, matt, what do we see now behind you? reporter: we've been here for a couple hours and this is now the worst of the conditions here in

actor matthew mcconaughey teased a possible centrist run for the governor's mansion.ns are no doubt banking on a victory during this special session with hopes to energize the voting base and conservative voters ahead of -- next year's mid terms. chris. chris: casey, thank you. joining us now, texas governor greg abbott. governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> my pleasure. thank you, chris. chris: let's start with the voting bill that casey was talking about. that became the big issue when democrats were successfully able to block it in a regular session. here is a democratic state legislator. take a look. >> we do not have a voter fraud problem in the state of texas. our secretary of state testified that elections in techs as were safe and secure, the 2020 election was safe and secure. chris: the texas attorney general's office spent 22,000 man hours looking for evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election and they apparently came up with 16 cases, 16, of people filing false addresses on their voter registration. so my question, governor is, is this a problem

matthew mcconaughey hayes memoir green lights followed by washington post reporters and philip brooker'sook at the final gear patrol presidency and i alone can fix it. after that his radio host who argues in his latest book that marxist ideology has entered american institutions and threaten the constitution. next is james clears guides on breaking bad habits. wrapping up our look on some of the best-selling nonfiction audiobooks according to audible is land slide. michael wolff's report on the final months of the trump administration. some of these authors have. on book tv and you can watch the program any time on booktv.org. christian baker, jack phillips recently discussed the supreme court case overheads refusal to make a same-sex wedding cake. >> going to court to defend these things. in our government, we have a constitution that our government is supposed to protect. protect our rights. this is what that was. i did not want to create that message of the wedding cake. it is also a message to freely express my faith. government is supposed to express that right. there is nothing in

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matthew mcconaughey is right on that segment.on right now and we have to win it. >> harold, your thoughts? >> i am not bothered by how people who choose to celebrate the 4th. i instill in my children the basics of our nation.. we are great, we are young and we strive to be more perfect every day. the rhythm and energy of our country is moving forward and seeking higher ground. >> trey gowdy, bring us home. >> the truth doesn't change. i celebrate the fact i live in a country that acknowledges there is is a truth is in pursuit of a more perfect union. folder and i have been equal from the day we are born. i celebrate a country that values truth and wants to pursue a more perfect union.. that's worth celebrating flaws and all. >> amen to that. we had a cabinet secretary and two members of congress and you kept it tight. when we come back, tomorrow's headlines. men, you need to get off the couch and get with the program. with golo, i lost 50 pounds. it feels really good to be able to button your jacket and not worry about it blowing

you have the matthew mcconaughey stuff, what is real and what isn't?he most formidable. he hasn't committed either way, but until he makes a hard decision, you know, there are not other folks who are willing to put that i am name out there. the democrat bench in texas continues to be pretty small. given that there's tension, whether it's covid or voting rights, so they look to harris county, and hidalgo, but as of now she's expressed for interest, even though some folks continue to look at her as a promising candidate. >> is the state democratic party ability to recruit people for all the on the floor oichs? >> it has been a challenge. they haven't always found necessarily the strongest candidates with the most political experience, but they've been able to fill those slots. i anticipate they'll be able to do so again in 2022. >> patrick svitek, i think texas will be one of the three or four most interesting places in 2022. i imagine you'll be a more familiar face, at least for this hour. >> thanks. >>> we'll speak with the haitian ambassador for the u

matthew mcconaughey will wear a shirt when he campaigns. policing gun-control and democrats messaging of it all. what should republicans do to get back the house and senate in the midterms? american troops leave afghanistan, guess who is moving in, china talking about mining rare earth. is that okay with you? we will talk to foreign policy expert and former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus and chris wallace highlighting former first lady nancy reagan on what would be her one hundredth birthday, talk about it with us to close the show and jesse waters has his new book out today. he explains the world and how he saved the world. i for one am happy he did. a police officer in michigan haley the hero, straight to your old man for burning car, his training kicked in when he pulled a man to safety. he will join us this morning. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me

after that to memoirs after matthew mcconaughey's green lights and active doyles maintained red wrappingr look at some the best-selling nonfiction books according to the york times is pulitzer prize-winning author isabel's look at what she calls a hidden caste system in the united states. some of these authors have appeared on book tv purdue can watch their program on booktv.org. >> weekends on cspan2, every saturday american history documents in american story. nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes in these television companies and including comcast. comcast is part of thousand committee centers to enable wi-fi for students in low income families can get what they need to be ready for anything. comcast, along these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. >> you are watching book tv. for complete television schedule visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media book tv on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> welcome and thank you for joining us. ms. senior of special studies. i direct some programs at columbia. professional

. >>> matthew mcconaughey chalks up america's problems by saying the nation is going through puberty.th one of those students. >>> and as the world gets closer to the olympics, three controversies erupt involving pot, vaccines and swimming caps. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is monday, july 5th. and developing overnight, demolition crews detonating the remaining portion of champlain tower south 11 days after it collapsed. [ explosion ] tropical storm elsa here rapidly approaching the areas, and so engineers fear the remaining structure was unstable and it was potentially dangerous. >> search and rescue operations will start up against once the site is declared safe. this is expected to give surge teams new access to portions of the debris pile they haven't been able to reach. nobody has been found alive since immediately after the collapse. 24 confirmed deaths with 121 people still unaccounted for. natasha chen joins us live from surfside, florida, with more. >> that space behind us, the sky between the buildings there, that is where champl

texas, matthew mcconaughey posted a message on social media. our independence today, as we celebrate our birth as a nation the data kick started a revolution to gain our sovereignty, let's admit that this last year's trip around the sun was also another head scratcher. it's also -- let's also remember that we're babies. you know? as a country. we're basically going through puberty in comparison to other countries' timeline. >>> there you have it. this quick programming note. another brand new onlial series coming. history of the sitcom is bringing you the stories behind the classics and megahits and new shows leading the way. watch "history of the sitcom "here on cnn. have a good day. >>> hello. thank you for being with us. right now millions in florida are under watches and warnings as tropical storm elsa battles the state. search and rescue teams are up against elsa's outer bands and a huge pile of rubble that remains even though 5 million piles of debris have been removed. the death toll is climbing. >>> we're following a growing number of c

matthew mcconaughey said america is just going through puberty, folks. let's take a listen. >> happy birthday, america. yes, indeed. as we celebrate our independence today, as we celebrate our birth as a nation, a day that kick started a revolution to gain our sovereignty. let's admit that this last year's trip around the sun was also another head scratcher. but let's also remember that we are babies. you know? as a country. we're basically going through puberty in comparison to other country's timeline. >> first of all, he owes you royalties for the glasses. second of all, the not so subtle american flag behind him, is this the kind of wisdom -- >> he's running. >> is there a point to which we can write off some of our difficulties in society as to growing pains? i'm not sure who he is comparing us to because we're the longest lasting democracy. >> i don't know what he's talking about. i think he meant adolescence, right? not puberty. >> that was the civil war. >> i don't know. i don't know what puberty was like for you, john. it was terrifying for me.

he sounds like matthew mcconaughey reading you a bedtime story, right? the bahamas without you. preston, you stay home and watch the house and so in order to get back at them, he comes back drunk and is going to put the ac on 62. >> brian: curfew. it is good to talk to your parents? >> no, he's going to get grounded when he gets back. >> brian: i really enjoyed our time together but i feel like i know you even more, not that you want to spend time with me but your book is so revealing about who you are. >> so revealing. i feel closer. >> brian: that's all we need. >> don't wear any bikini bottoms around me though. >> you find me disgusting. all men are disgusting. not just you, sorry, man. thanks so much for watching. i will be here. don't miss fox & friends tomorrow morning 6-9. lara trump will be alive. tammy bruce and catch me on the radio from 9-noon. they are not related. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this past january, just to go days before congress said that joe biden was a winner of the electoral colleg

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of precision bombing during world war ii in the bomber mafia after that two memoirs actor matthew mcconaughey's green lights and activist glennon doyle's untamed and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times is pulitzer prize-winning author isabel wilkerson's look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states some of these authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. are you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings. so students from low-income families can get the tools. they need to be ready for anything. comcast along with these television companies support c-span 2 as a public service you're watching b

matthew mcconaughey's "green lights." glennon doyle's "untamed." wrapping up some of our nonfiction books is isabel wilkerson's look at what she calls a hidden caste system in the u.s. some of these authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch their programs at book tv.org. ♪ >> weekends on c-span two an intellectual feast. every saturday you will find events that explore our nation's past on american history tv. on sundays, book tv brings you the latest on a books and authors, it is television for serious readers. learn, discover, explore. weekends on c-span2. >> next, on "book tv." james patterson and former president bill clinton discuss their new thriller involving the objection of a former u.s. president by terrorists. followed by dambisa moyo's inside view on how corporations operate. abby: good evening, and welc

matthew mcconaughey as a possible opponent. it doesn't matter what the name is.everybody very seriously and it shows i'll tell you two things and that is if you look at my polling numbers. they are very, very strong. in addition to that i have $55 million in the bank already, and i'm a very aggressive fundraiser, so i will have the resources in the backing of a lot of people across the state of texas to ensure that. whoever decides to run against me, we will be able to win. governor rabbit. thank you. thanks for your time. i got to say some of your fellow republican governor stick to friendly venues as life preservers. i appreciate you coming on and being willing to answer all our questions, sir. thank you, chris. up next we'll bring in our sunday group to discuss the new biden push to go door to door to promote vaccinations. why has that set off some people? when i was your no, no, no, no. no cheated anyone? planning a trip? yes. hello? i saw those days are done. got you. your stay. go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in her app expedient. it m

of precision bombing during world war ii in the bomber mafia after that two memoirs actor matthew mcconaughey's green lights and activist glennon doyle's untamed and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times is pulitzer prize-winning author isabel wilkerson's look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states some of these authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday you'll find events and people that explore our nation's past on american history tv on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. it's television for serious readers learn discover weekends on c-span 2. next on c-span's booktv best-selling author james patterson and former president bill clinton discussed their new thriller involving the abduction of the daughter of a former us president by terrorists followed by economist. ambisa moyo's insiders view on how corporate boards operate find more information at booktv.org or consult your

bomber mafia after that two memoirs actor matthew mcconaughey's green lights and activist glennon doyle's untamed and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times is pulitzer prize-winning author isabel wilkerson's look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states some of these authors have appeared on book tv. you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. thank you for joining us today on our webinar. my name is wayne winegarden. i'm a senior fellow with the pacific research institute, and i'm so pleased that today we have a new york times bestselling author of carol roth. she comes she has just produced a new book. it's called the war on small business. it's available today online at your favorite bookseller in having reddit. i cannot. phrase it enough. it raises so many important issues and why small businesses are are so important in that the regulatory assault that is being waged before the pandemic and during the pandemic. it's it's harming small business which is going to kind of lead to a less prosperous fut

now that i've said that they're going to be -- >> reporter: when matthew mcconaughey was a guest, heow, there was a good amount of violence, there was a lot of divorces. i saw my mom get beat up. >> reporter: he revealed how his parents battled. in this podcast, pain is often processed with humor. >> after they're bloody, she's swinging this blade at him. they're dancing around this kitchen. and all of a sudden he swipes his bottle of heinz ketchup. and she's swinging like this. he's like slathering her with ketchup. >> reporter: between the podcast and real life, everything revolves around being in the moment. like monica's latest gift to dax. >> i made this calendar. he's affectionately called god bod. >> reporter: shepherd himself is in great shape so he can enjoy his pastime motorcycles. >> i grew up without a dad. anything that made you a man i ran toward. motorcycles, jumping stuff, being crazy. investigation that would have gotten me like a pat on the back from my friends going you're doing this boy thing correctly i did. it's hard to know how much i really love it on its own

that movie >>> later, a unifying message on social media for independence day, sharing how matthew mcconaugheyight? we're constantly in motion we're on the way, trying to get wiser, trying to get braver. and we have to keep realizing that we're a place where our individual pursuits and desires need to be appreciative and supportive of our collective responsibilities as americans, hence the united states of america. >> yeah, he's running. >> i was going to say he's practicing for politics. >> background. >> remember in march when al asked him if he would run. >> in texas, yeah. >> he's running. give a speech like that on the fourth of july in front of a flag >> he looks the part >> that was him and al a few months ago >>> still ahead here on a monday morning, the new generation of do-it-yourselfers that are bringing new life to historic homes. >> we'll meet the millennials cashing in on the cheap old home craze after your local news. >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm cierra johnson. we're learning more about a shooting in santa rosa. police say one person is dead and three more were shot with tw

there are more actors like dean cain or matthew mcconaughey who deliver a great speech for the fourthike there's almost this culture of apology for who we are. even the american flag has because double not for greatness but our history of racism. this is very pervasive especially for younger people, young kids who are very impressionable. >> you can't cure stupid, starts from kindergarten through universities going on and accelerated over the last 25 years it. that saddens me people think it is a horrible place. i don't see anybody taking votes from key west to cuba. i don't see anybody rushing, people think this is a horrible country need to spend a year in other countries where they think their utopia is. find out what socialism and communism really is about. ashley: surely the silent majority do not have these feelings at all. >> the mainstream industry in hollywood, i'm staying busy with independent movies since hollywood gave me the boot, free movies coming up this summer, i'm in the reagan movie, one week left on that. the next left behind movie, thank god i am staying busy beca

an actor matthew mcconaughey sends out a fourth of july message. >> we are babies of the country wereeadlines. rachel: thank you. joe biden is taking heat over his response to the suspected russia linked cyber attack. >> i got a brief and i'll be in better shape to talk to you about it -- i'll tell you what they sent me first of all were not sure who it is. rachel: fox news contributor miranda devine is here to react. i want to talk about the cyber attack, however, i'm seeing that video and i'm worried but it also kinda breaks my heart. >> it is actually quite sad to see these moments when joe biden is so low of energy and cognitively frail, but what is worrying is projecting weakness to the rest of the world and is not just joe biden, it's his administration as secretary of state anthony blinken who started off his first public outing being berated by the chinese on the national stage, the cover-up by the local media in washington of joe biden's weakness, he is not helping america on the national stage because of the rest of the world can see the truth and hear the rhetoric that come

brian: governor abbott could be going against matthew mcconaughey whose polling pretty strongly.id this wall all of the supplies you always talk about this they are rotting and rusting right there. we've already paid for them. he said i just needed a few more months and this wall would have been complete. he said we never had it better, and now we've never had it worse , but back to the wall that governor abbott is building. he's spending $1 billion, texas legislation already said okay to that. they've acquired the land and they are clearing out the land and going to put up the border wall. steve: don't be surprised if the federal government sues them to stop them from doing it. ainsley: that would not surprise me. steve: actually in addition to the governor, there were a number of lawmakers, congressmen , one from texas, one from indiana, who also toured the border with former president yesterday. ainsley talked to them. here is a little bit about how they describe what's going on down south. >> the area that we were at is where the price us is occurring. this is a humanitarian

rooster mcconaughey is a good friend of mine, matthew's older brother. give me a program for the game. >> i will, for sure. hawk wre delighted you're making the first game. >> thanks, sir. we have a football team thanks to you. >> thanks for bringing in the coach and his wife. how is he doing? >> remarkable. you met juanita. he's a great teacher and coach. >> we finally got a team. thanks to you, sir.to y. it's a true story, a lovely story, ty roberts directed it and luke wilson is excellent as the coach. marty, you haven't seen marty sheen in a long time. and it's just a lovely movie based on fact, and i didn't realize that all the founding fathers were masons except -- >> stephen: jefferson? jefferson. he didn't believe in secrecy. he was the only one. >> stephen: are you a mason? no, i don't know much about them. >> stephen: do you believe in secrecy? >> yeah, my own. ( laughter) >> stephen: i assume you have some secrets that you're not willing to share with us today. >> i'm not going to share them with you at anytime. ( laughter) >> stephen: when we