there are probably 100,000 michael colin's in the world.here is a little bit of hypocrisy here we have to point out and even though buzzfeed is trafficking in this innuendo so to trump. let's be honest "the national inquirer" was on his side the entire time publishing stuff. >> but that was all true. greg: he sent her birtherism so what is good for the goose is good for the gander however i still think it's hilarious. >> it will go down as hilarious. greg: ride time do we have time? just to welcome ms. keegan to the show. >> don't pinpoint me now. it's the first time i've been here since you had an audience. greg: isn't that exciting? [applause] on that note you complement our show i should complement your recent appearance on the apprentice. >> carrie you are terminated. now, get to the chopper. [laughter] >> that is the strangest thing to say. greg: is a woodchipper from the scene in fargo? i love their faces now. it's almost like you got the death penalty. >> the two of them were crying in the seen before. i was the only ones like, oh my

now, jack, he is michael colins' successor, right? this museum, and that is something that jack and i shared, because after mike collins was the director of this museum, he became the undersecretary of the smithsonian and i am proud to occupy that office today. as i often say, well, mike collins had to go to the moon and back to do all of this, and all i have to do is to walk up a flight of stairs. but it makes me ever so proud to be part of the effort, part of the museum, and part of the smithsonian that serves all of you, all of us, and people beyond. we take very seriously the ideaf our mission of increasing and diffusing the knowledge of inspiring the next generation. it is a great responsibility that we share, and tonight, we are so, so happy to celebrate this birthday, and you have not only the people here, but we are joined by others have special b greetings. ♪ >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> happy 40th birthday. >> happy 40th birthday. >> happy 40th birthday. >>

michael, you still had your colin kaepernick cap, so now that i know that that's what that is, i have people of that. tell me why did you decide to be a part of the women's march on washington? and you were telling people call your congressmen or call your senator. have you seen any signs that people are doing that? >> well, no, because monday morning is our first mass -- but i'm glad you brought thaup, though. the great thing about the congressional switchboard is that it's open on weekends and somebody will answer it. they will send you to your member or congress or your senator's voice mail. even if you don't know your member of congress, just give them your zip code and they'll gladly send you to their direct line voice mail. so i encourage people to -- people do not understand how important these calls are to congressmen. when i had a show here on nbc, i remember one time warren littlefield the head of nbc at the time said we got nine calls about your show last night. i said you mean from the country? he goes yes. i said how many calls does it take before you start to get upset a

. >> michael coleman tim jackson charles, marcus burke the real leader of the band mr. alvin. >> mr. alvin.. stephan sanders on drums.n dms. we got brandon. we got colin by t i said four.i said how did you get together.ogher. >> did all ya'll get togetheroge and say we love earth, wind andd fire let's put together a band n or was there something elseomhig behind it. >> that's basically whatt's basl happened. alvin had the dream about really 20 years agodr,eam and he didnt work -- act on it then, but juss about six years ago, he decidedd to see if he could get someom brothers together. toget >> okay. >> brothers who definitely love this music.who de >> because we realize this musis is time less.less >> gotcha.ch >> yes, that's exactly what exat happened. ed all these guys love earth, windt and fire talented group of musicians and singers. >> everybody from d.c. or in this area.dy f >> d.c. >> what's your favorite earth,ut wind and fire song was that we just heard. >> i like imagination.tion >> you like imagination.inatn >> everybody else -- everybody e got a different song.on so many to choose from.ose fm >> where can people see if youe they want to he

colin street as well and the spruce street issue. i think it's a good example of how much outreach give and take has been given. i know sitting in the press box is michaelof us to study the mexico city bus rapid transit and the connectivity to their bike share and other programs. as we learned from the institutional transportation development policy, when you analyze these brt, how important the colored dedicated lanes and the center lanes as well. the richmond district will gain 30% or more reduction of travel time from palm to near presidio middle school all the way in that corridor. the rest of the corridor will benefit significantly from reduced not only speedier buses but the way the buses will come, some will come every 4 minutes and some only on the time savings which is significant don't even tell about how many buses will come and reducing the not only the travel time but the wait time for riders. i want to thank the san francisco transit riders and the richmond district democratic club for being so long-term in their support of this project as well. and lastly, i wanted to say that colin mentioned the history of the geary corridor. i will just

colin street as well and the spruce street issue. i think it's a good example of how much outreach give and take has been given. i know sitting in the press box is michael who traveled with a number of us to study the mexico city bus rapid transit and the connectivity to their bike share and other programs. as we learned from the institutional transportation development policy, when you analyze these brt, how important the colored dedicated lanes and the center lanes as well. the richmond district will gain 30% or more reduction of travel time from palm to near presidio middle school all the way in that corridor. the rest of the corridor will benefit significantly from reduced not only speedier buses but the way the buses will come, some will come every 4 minutes and some only on the time savings which is significant don't even tell about how many buses will come and reducing the not only the travel time but the wait time for riders. i want to thank the san francisco transit riders and the richmond district democratic club for being so long-term in their support of this project as well. and lastly, i wanted to say that colin mentioned the history of the